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southeast in Russian

southeast in Russian is зюйд-о́ст, ю́го-восто́к — southeast means the direction exactly between south and east.

southeast in Russian

зюйд-о́ст
noun
Pronounced: zyuyd-ost
The intercardinal compass point halfway between east and south; specifically at a bearing of 135°.
ю́го-восто́к
noun
Pronounced: yugo-vostok
The intercardinal compass point halfway between east and south; specifically at a bearing of 135°.

What does "southeast" mean?

  1. noun The direction exactly between south and east.
    "The village lies a few miles to the southeast of the lake."
  2. adjective Situated toward or coming from the southeast.
    "The southeast corner of the garden gets sun until the evening."
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southeast in a sentence

  • The village lies a few miles to the southeast of the lake.
  • Head toward the southeast, and you will reach the old harbor.
  • The southeast corner of the garden gets sun until the evening.
  • Rain is expected along the southeast coast tonight.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "southeast" in Russian?
"southeast" in Russian is зюйд-о́ст, ю́го-восто́к. southeast means: The direction exactly between south and east.
How do you pronounce зюйд-о́ст?
"southeast" in Russian is зюйд-о́ст, pronounced "zyuyd-ost".
How do you use "southeast" in a sentence?
Example: "The village lies a few miles to the southeast of the lake." In Russian, "southeast" is зюйд-о́ст, ю́го-восто́к.
Are there other ways to say "southeast" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "southeast": зюйд-о́ст, ю́го-восто́к.
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