South American

English

Pablo Neruda, a famous South American poet.

Adjective

South American (not comparable)

Of, or relating to South America.
The Andes is a South American mountain range.

Translations

relating to South America

Catalan: sud-americà (ca)
Czech: jihoamerický (cs)
Esperanto: sud-amerika
Finnish: eteläamerikkalainen (fi)
French: sudaméricain (fr) m, sud-américain (fr)
Galician: suramericano (gl), suramericana f
Georgian: სამხრეთამერიკული (samxretameriḳuli)
German: südamerikanisch (de)
Hebrew: דרום אמריקני‎ (d'róm-amerikáni), דרום אמריקאי‎ (d'róm-amerikái)

Norwegian:
Bokmål: søramerikansk, sydamerikansk

Nynorsk: søramerikansk (nn)
Polish: południowoamerykański (pl) m
Portuguese: sul-americano (pt)
Romanian: sud-american
Russian: южноамерика́нский (ru) (južnoamerikánskij)
Slovene: južnoameriški (sl)
Spanish: sudamericano (es) m, suramericano (es)
Swedish: sydamerikansk (sv)

Noun

South American (plural South Americans)

A person from or living in South America.

Translations

South American person

Catalan: sud-americà (ca) m
Czech: Jihoameričan (cs) m
Esperanto: sud-amerikano
French: sud-américain (fr) m, sud-américaine (fr) f
Galician: suramericano (gl)
Georgian: სამხრეთამერიკელი (samxretameriḳeli)
German: Südamerikaner (de) m, Südamerikanerin (de) f
Norwegian:
Bokmål: søramerikaner m

Nynorsk: søramerikanar m

Portuguese: sul-americano (pt) m
Romanian: sud-american m, sud-americancă f
Russian: южноамерика́нец (ru) m (južnoamerikánec), южноамерика́нка (ru) f (južnoamerikánka)
Spanish: sudamericano (es) m, suramericano (es) m
Swedish: sydamerikan (sv) c
Turkish: Güney Amerikalı

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