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Bân-lâm-gí

Hàn-jī 漢字

• 藍

Hêng-iông-sû 形容詞

1. sek-miâ

Hoan-e̍k 翻譯

A-la-pek-gú: ازرق (’ázrak) Albanian: kaltërt Bosnian: plava f Breton: glas Bulgarian: син m Catalan: blau m, blava f Croatian: plava f Czech: modrý Dan-gú: blå Kē-tē-gú: blauw, blauwe Eng-gú: blue Sè-kài-gú: blua Estonian: sinine Hun-lân-gú: sininen Frisian: blau Hi-pek-lâi-gú: כחול (kakhól) Hôa-gú: 藍 Hoat-gú: bleu m, bleue f, bleus pl, bleues f pl Hui-gú: asul. bughaw Hungarian: kék Peng-tē-gú: blár Ido: blua Ìn-nî-gú: biru Irish: gorm Í-tāi-lī-gú: (dark blue) blu m, f and pl; (sky blue) azzurro m, azzurra f Ji̍t-gí: 青い (あおい, aoi)

Javanese: biru Hân-gú: 파랗다 (parata), 푸르다 (pureuda), 퍼렇다 (poereota) Kurdish: şîn La-teng-gú: caeruleus m, caerulea f, caeruleum n Latvian: zils Macedonian: сина (sina) Norwegian: blåfarge Novial: blui Pho-su-gú: آبی (ābi) Pho-lân-gú: niebieski, (sky blue) błękit Phû-tô-gâ-gú: azul Romanian: albastru, azuriu Lō•-se-a-gú: синий (sínij, navy blue), голубой (golubój, sky blue) Scots Gaelic: gorm Serbian: Cyrillic: плава f Roman: plava f Slovak: belasý, modrý Slovene: moder m, modra f, modro n Se-pan-gâ-gú: azul, (light blue) celeste Swedish: blå Tek-gú: blau Tok Pisin: blu Turkish: mavi O̍at-lâm-gú: xanh lam Welsh: glas

Hàn-jī 漢字

• 南

Bêng-sû 名詞

1. lâm-hiòng

Hoan-e̍k 翻譯

Albanian: jug m Basque: hego, hegoalde Bosnian: jug m Breton: su m, kreisteiz m Bulgarian: юг m Catalan: sud m, migdia m, migjorn m Croatian: jug m Czech: jih m, poledne n (obsolete) Kē-tē-gú: zuid, zuiden n Eng-gú: south Sè-kài-gú: sudo Estonian: lõuna Hun-lân-gú: etelä Frisian: suden n, súd Hi-lia̍p-gú: νότος m Hi-pek-lâi-gú: דרום m Hôa-gú: 南 Hoat-gú: sud m, midi m Hui-gú: katimogan Hungarian: dél Ìn-nî-gú: selatan Interlingua: sud

Í-tāi-lī-gú: sud, mezzogiorno, meridione Ji̍t-gí: 南 (みなみ, minami) Javanese: kidul Hân-gú: 남 (nam: Hanja) Kurdish: başûr La-teng-gú: meridies m, regio australis f Pho-lân-gú: południe n Phû-tô-gâ-gú: sul m Lō•-se-a-gú: юг m Serbian: Cyrillic: југ m Roman: jug m Slovak: juh m Slovene: jug m Se-pan-gâ-gú: sur m Swedish: söder Tek-gú: Süden m Telugu: దక్షిణం (dakshiNaM) Turkish: güney, cenup (obsolete) Volapük: sulüd Yolngu: dhalathaŋ