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How do you say "north-east" in German?

nordosten

Noun

In German, "north-east" is nordosten.

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Pronunciation

Say NOR-dos-ten. The stress is on the first syllable, and it combines nord (north) and osten (east).

Grammar notes

Nordosten is an adverb for the northeast direction. It can also be a noun.

Example sentence

Der Wind kommt aus Nordosten.

The wind comes from the northeast.

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How to remember nordosten

Nordosten combines Norden and Osten, so it simply means the direction between north and east.

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Questions about nordosten

How do you say "north-east" in German?

In German, "north-east" is nordosten. It is a noun.

How is nordosten written in German?

nordosten is written using the standard German script.

How is nordosten used in a sentence?

Use nordosten as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Der Wind kommt aus Nordosten. (The wind comes from the northeast.).

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