wikipedia|dab=southeast
English

Alternative forms
south-east
sou'-east

Noun
en-noun

1. The direction of the cardinal compass point halfway between south and east, specifically 135°, abbreviated as SE.

Translations

Basque: egosortalde, egoekialde
Bulgarian: �гоиз�ок (jugoiztok) m
Chinese: �� (d�ng nán)
Dutch: zuidoosten n
Esperanto: sudesto
Estonian: kagu
Finnish: kaakko
French: sud-est m
Greek: νο�ιονα�ολικά (notionatoliká)
Indonesian: tenggara
Interlingua: sud-est
mid
Japanese: �� (����, nant�)
Maltese: xlokk
Norwegian: sørøst
Persian: FAchar|ج��ب شر�� (jonoob-e-sharghi)
Polish: pó�udnio-wschód
Portuguese: sudeste m
Russian: �го-во��ок (jugo-vostók) m
Spanish: sureste m
Swedish: sydost, sydöst
Telugu: ���న�య� (aagnEyaM)
Turkish: güneydo�u

Adjective
southeast (US) or south-east (UK)

1. Towards the southeast (UK: south-east); southeastwards.
2. southeastern (UK: south-eastern), southeasternmost; occupying a position that is relatively southeast of another.

Translations

Bulgarian: �гоиз�о�ен (jugoizto�en) m
Dutch: zuidoost, zuidoostelijk
Esperanto: sudesta
French: sud-est, du sud-est
Greek: νο�ιονα�ολικ�� (notionatolikós)
Interlingua: del sud-est
mid
Polish: pó�udniowo-wschodni
Portuguese: sudeste m & f, do sudeste
Russian: �го-во��о�н�й (jugo-vostó�nyj)
Spanish: sudeste m & f, del sudeste
Swedish: sydöstra (3)
Telugu: ���న�య (aagnEya)
Turkish: güneydo�u

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