German - English (British) translations for "Norden"
"Norden" German translation
Translation
north
Definition
Norden is a German noun that translates to 'north' in English. It refers to the cardinal direction that lies directly opposite to south and is located at the top of a map or compass.
Part of speech
noun
Gender
masc
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: north
Der Norden Deutschlands ist bekannt für seine Küstenlandschaften.
The north of Germany is known for its coastal landscapes.
Meaning: northward direction
Fahren Sie auf der Autobahn in Richtung Norden.
Drive on the highway towards the north.
Meaning: north side
Die Sonne scheint am Morgen auf die Nordseite des Hauses.
The sun shines on the north side of the house in the morning.
Meaning: northern region
Im Norden des Landes gibt es viele Seen und Wälder.
There are many lakes and forests in the northern region of the country.
Meaning: north wind
Im Winter weht oft ein kalter Wind aus dem Norden.
In winter, a cold wind often blows from the north.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Der Norden Deutschlands ist bekannt für seine schönen Landschaften.
The north of Germany is known for its beautiful landscapes.
A1: Ich fahre nächste Woche in den Norden, um meine Familie zu besuchen.
I'm going to the north next week to visit my family.
A1: Im Norden gibt es viele Seen und Flüsse.
There are many lakes and rivers in the north.
B1: Die Nordsee liegt im Norden von Deutschland.
The North Sea is located in the north of Germany.
B1: In den nördlichen Regionen Deutschlands wird Plattdeutsch gesprochen.
Low German is spoken in the northern regions of Germany.
B1: Letztes Jahr sind wir mit dem Fahrrad durch den Norden gereist.
Last year we traveled by bike through the north.
C1: Der Norden Deutschlands hat eine reiche kulturelle Geschichte.
The north of Germany has a rich cultural history.
C1: Die nordischen Länder liegen alle im Norden Europas.
The Nordic countries are all located in the north of Europe.
C1: Viele Menschen ziehen aus dem Süden in den Norden, um bessere Arbeitsmöglichkeiten zu finden.
Many people move from the south to the north to find better job opportunities.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.The concept of Norden has played an important role in German history and culture. The term was first used in the 19th century to describe a region that included Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland. This idea of a shared cultural identity among these countries became known as 'Nordicness' or 'Nordicism'. Today, the term Norden is often used more broadly to refer to all of Scandinavia and sometimes even Germany's northern states.
Geographically, the Norden region is characterized by its cold climate, long winters, and short summers. The landscape is dominated by forests, lakes, and mountains. Despite these challenges, the people who live in this region have adapted to their environment and developed unique cultures and traditions. For example, many Nordic countries celebrate Midsummer's Eve, a holiday that marks the longest day of the year and involves bonfires, dancing, and feasting.
In modern times, Norden has become increasingly important in global politics and economics. The Nordic countries are known for their high standard of living, social welfare systems, and commitment to environmental sustainability. They also play an active role in international organizations such as the United Nations and the European Union. As a result, Norden has come to represent not just a geographic region but also a set of values and ideals that many people around the world admire.