countryside

English

Etymology

From country +‎ -side.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈkʌn.tɹiˌsaɪd/
Audio (UK) (file)
Hyphenation: coun‧try‧side

Noun

countryside (plural countrysides)

An area located outside of towns and cities; an area that is not urban or suburban; a rural area.
Such part of a larger area.
We live in the Swedish countryside.
A rural landscape.

Usage notes

Typically used with the definite article.

Translations

area outside of towns and cities, or such part of a larger area

Arabic: رِيف‎ m (rīf)
Egyptian Arabic: ريف‎ m (rīf), أرياف‎ f pl (ʾaryāf)
Belarusian: сяло́ n (sjaló), весь f (vjesʹ), вёска (be) f (vjóska)
Bulgarian: се́лска ме́стност f (sélska méstnost), се́ло (bg) n (sélo)
Catalan: camp (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 農村／农村 (zh) (nóngcūn)
Cornish: powdir m
Czech: venkov (cs) m
Dutch: platteland (nl) n, buitengebied (nl)
Esperanto: kamparo
Finnish: maaseutu (fi), maa (fi)
French: campagne (fr) f
Georgian: please add this translation if you can
German: Land (de) n
Greek: ύπαιθρος (el) f (ýpaithros), εξοχή (el) f (exochí)
Ancient: ὕπαιθρος f (húpaithros), ὕπαιθρον n (húpaithron)
Hindi: देहात (hi) m (dehāt)
Irish: tuath f, taobh tíre m, tír f
Italian: campagna (it) f
Japanese: 田舎 (ja) (いなか, inaka)
Korean: 시골 (ko) (sigol)
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: لادێ‎ (ku) (ladê)

Northern Kurdish: gundewar (ku)
Latin: rūs (la) n
Lü: ᦢᦱᧃᧉᦑᦳᧂᧈ (ḃaan²tung¹)
Macedonian: се́лска ме́сност f (sélska mésnost), ка́тун m (kátun), прови́нција f (províncija), се́ло n (sélo)
Mòcheno: vèlt n
Norwegian:
Bokmål: landsbygd m or f, provins m
Old English: upland n
Polish: wieś (pl) f
Portuguese: roça (pt) f, interior (pt) m
Russian: се́льская ме́стность f (sélʹskaja méstnostʹ), дере́вня (ru) f (derévnja), село́ (ru) n (seló)
Scottish Gaelic: dùthaich f
Slovak: vidiek m
Spanish: campo (es) m, campaña (es) f, campiña (es) f, provincia (es) f
Swahili: mashamba (sw)
Swedish: landsbygd (sv)
Tagalog: probinsiya
Talysh: ди (di)
Thai: ชนบท (th) (chon-ná-bòt)
Turkish: kır (tr)
Ukrainian: село́ (uk) n (seló)
Urdu: دیہات‎ m (dehāt)
Vietnamese: miền quê, vùng quê, nông thôn (vi)
Welsh: cefn gwlad (cy) m

a rural landscape

Bulgarian: се́лски пейза́ж m (sélski pejzáž)
Catalan: camp (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 農村／农村 (zh) (nóngcūn), 田園／田园 (zh) (tiányuán)
Dutch: platteland (nl) n
Finnish: maalaismaisema (fi), maaseutumaisema
French: campagne (fr) f
Galician: campo (gl) m, agro m
Greek: ύπαιθρος (el) f (ýpaithros), εξοχή (el) f (exochí)
Ancient: ὕπαιθρος f (húpaithros), ὕπαιθρον n (húpaithron)
Italian: campagna (it) f
Korean: 시골 (ko) (sigol)
Latin: rūs (la) n
Macedonian: се́лски пејза́ж m (sélski pejzáž)
Mongolian: хөдөө (mn) (xödöö)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: land (no) n, landet (no) n (usually definite)
Polish: krajobraz wiejski m
Portuguese: campo (pt) m, campanha (pt) f
Romanian: sat (ro) n
Russian: се́льский пейза́ж m (sélʹskij pejzáž), дере́вня (ru) f (derévnja), село́ (ru) n (seló)
Scottish Gaelic: dùthaich f
Spanish: campo (es) m
Swedish: landsbygd (sv) c, land (sv) n, glesbygd (sv) c
Tagalog: probinsiya
Talysh: ди (di)
Turkish: kır (tr)

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