Nature

From Fresh Dictionary

Contents 1 English 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Noun 1.2.1 Translations 1.2.2 Related Terms

English

Etymology

From Latin natura, future participle from perfect passive participle natus (born), from deponent verb nasci (to be born), + future participle suffix -urus.

Noun

nature

1. The essential characteristics

   Albert Camus' book Le Mythe de Sisyphe is of philosophical nature.

2. A wild primitive state of being
3. The summary of everything that has to do with biological and geographical states and events on earth
4. The environment, the outdoors
5. A popular, science orientated television show on PBS

Translations

Afrikaans: natuur f (1-4) Aragonese: natura f (1-4) Asturian: natura f' (1-4) Belorussian: прырода (pri'roda) f (1-4) Bengali: প্রকৃতি Catalan: natura f (1-4) Chinese: 自然(zì-rán) Taiwanese: chū-jiân (自然) Danish: natur f (1-4) Dutch: natuur f (1-4) Esperanto: naturo m (1-4) Estonian: loodus Finnish: luonne (1), luonto (2,3) French: nature f (1-4) Galician: natura? f (1-4) German: Natur f (1-4) Greek: φύση f (1-4) (el) Ancient Romanization: physe Modern Romanization: fisi, fissi, fyssi or fysi Hebrew: טבע m (1-4) Ido: naturo m (1-4)

Indonesian: ilmu Interlingua: natura Interlingue: natura Italian: natura f (1-4) Japanese: 自然 Korean: 자연 (cha-an or chaan) Latin: natura f (1-4) Latvian: gamta Low Saxon: natuur f (1-4) Norwegian: natur f (1-4) Novial: nature Ossetian: ærdz (æрдз) Portuguese: natureza f (1-4) Polish: natura f (1-4), przyroda n (3,4) Russian: природа (priroda) f (1-4) Serbian: Природне/prirodne Slovene: narava f (1-4) Spanish: naturaleza f (1-4) Sundanese: élmu Swedish: natur f (1-4) Telugu: స్వభావము (swabhaavamu) (1), ప్రకృతి (prakruthi) (4) Vietnamese: khoa học, also rarely khoa-học (自然)

Related Terms

• native
• natural
• naturism
• naturalism

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