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Contents 1 English 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Pronunciation 1.3 Noun 1.3.1 Translations 1.3.2 Derived terms 1.3.3 Related terms 2 Esperanto 2.1 Adverb 3 Italian 3.1 Noun 3.2 Adjective

[ English

Rank of this word in the English language, from analyzing texts from Project Gutenberg.
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[ Etymology

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

[ Pronunciation

• (UK) IPA: /ˈneɪtʃə/, SAMPA: /"neItS@/
• (US) IPA: /ˈneɪtʃɚ/, SAMPA: /"neItS@`/
•  Audio (US)^{help, file}

  Rhymes: -eɪtʃə(r)

• Hyphenation: na·ture

[ Noun

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nature (plural natures)

1. The essential characteristics

   Albert Camus' book Le Mythe de Sisyphe is of a 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

[ Translations

essential characteristics

Afrikaans: natuur Aragonese: natura f. Belarusian: прырода (pryroda) f. Catalan: natura f. Croatian: priroda hr(hr) f., narav hr(hr) f. Czech: povaha cs(cs) f. Danish: natur da(da) c. Dutch: natuur nl(nl) f. Esperanto: naturo eo(eo) Finnish: luonne fi(fi), luonto fi(fi) French: nature fr(fr) f. Galician: natura f. German: Natur de(de) f. Greek: φύση f. (el) Ancient Romanization: physe Modern Romanization: físi Hebrew: טבע he(he) m. Hungarian: természet hu(hu) Icelandic: náttúra is(is) f.

Ido: naturo Italian: natura it(it) f. Japanese: 性質 (せいしつ, seishitsu) Kurdish: sirişt ku(ku), xweza ku(ku), xwerist ku(ku), tebîet ku(ku), natûr ku(ku) Sorani: سروشت ku(ku) (sroosht) Latin: natura la(la) f. Latvian: daba lv(lv) f. Low Saxon: natuur f. Norwegian: natur no(no) f. Polish: natura pl(pl) f. Portuguese: natureza pt(pt) f. Russian: природа ru(ru) (priróda) f. Slovene: narava sl(sl) f. Spanish: naturaleza es(es) f. Swedish: natur sv(sv) c. Telugu: స్వభావము (swabhaavamu) Vietnamese: tính vi(vi), bản chất vi(vi), bản tính vi(vi)

primitive state of being

Afrikaans: natuur Aragonese: natura f. Belarusian: прырода (pryroda) f. Catalan: natura f. Croatian: priroda hr(hr) f. Czech: příroda cs(cs) f. Danish: natur da(da) c. Dutch: natuur nl(nl) f. Esperanto: naturo eo(eo) Finnish: luonto fi(fi) French: nature fr(fr) f. Galician: natura f. German: Natur de(de) f. Greek: φύση f. (el) Ancient Romanization: physe Modern Romanization: físi Hebrew: טבע he(he) m.

Hungarian: természet hu(hu) Ido: naturo Italian: natura it(it) f. Kurdish: sirişt, xweza, xwerist, tebîet, natûr Sorani: سروشت ku(ku) (sroosht) Latin: natura la(la) f. Latvian: daba lv(lv) f. Low Saxon: natuur f. Norwegian: natur no(no) f. Polish: natura pl(pl) f. Portuguese: natureza pt(pt) f. Russian: природа ru(ru) (priróda) f. Slovene: narava sl(sl) f. Spanish: naturaleza es(es) f. Swedish: natur sv(sv) c. Vietnamese: (trạng thái) tự nhiên, (trạng thái) nguyên thủy

everything related to biological and geographical states

Afrikaans: natuur f. Arabic: طبيعة (ʈabīʕa) f. Aragonese: natura f. Belarusian: прырода (pryroda) f. Catalan: natura f. Chinese: 自然 (zìrán) Croatian: priroda hr(hr) f. Czech: příroda cs(cs) f. Danish: natur da(da) c. Dutch: natuur nl(nl) f. Esperanto: naturo eo(eo) Finnish: luonto fi(fi) French: nature fr(fr) f. Galician: natura f. German: Natur de(de) f. Greek: φύση f. (el) Ancient Romanization: physe Modern Romanization: físi Hebrew: טבע he(he) m. Hungarian: természet hu(hu)

Icelandic: náttúra is(is) f. Ido: naturo Italian: natura it(it) f. Japanese: 自然 (しぜん, shizen) Korean: 자연 (jayeon) Kurdish: sirişt, xweza, xwerist, tebîet, natûr Sorani: سروشت ku(ku) (sroosht) Latin: natura la(la) f. Latvian: daba lv(lv) f. Low Saxon: natuur f. Norwegian: natur no(no) f. Polish: natura pl(pl) f., przyroda pl(pl) f. Portuguese: natureza pt(pt) f. Russian: природа ru(ru) (priróda) f. Slovene: narava sl(sl) f. Spanish: naturaleza es(es) f. Swedish: natur sv(sv) c. Vietnamese: tự nhiên vi(vi), thiên nhiên vi(vi), tạo hóa vi(vi)

environment

Afrikaans: natuur Arabic: طبيعة (ʈabīʕa) f. Aragonese: natura f. Belarusian: прырода (pryroda) f. Catalan: natura f. Croatian: priroda hr(hr) f. Danish: natur da(da) c. Dutch: natuur nl(nl) f. Esperanto: naturo eo(eo) Finnish: luonto fi(fi), ympäristö fi(fi) French: nature fr(fr) f. Galician: natura f. German: Natur de(de) f. Greek: φύση f. (el) Ancient Romanization: physe Modern Romanization: físi Hebrew: טבע he(he) m. Hungarian: természet hu(hu)

Icelandic: náttúra is(is) f., umhverfi is(is) n. Ido: naturo Italian: natura it(it) f. Japanese: 自然 (しぜん, shizen) Kurdish: sirişt, xweza, xwerist, tebîet, natûr Sorani: سروشت ku(ku) (sroosht) Latin: natura la(la) f. Latvian: vide lv(lv) f. Low Saxon: natuur f. Norwegian: natur no(no) f. Polish: natura pl(pl) f., przyroda pl(pl) f. Portuguese: natureza pt(pt) f. Russian: природа ru(ru) (priróda) f. Slovene: narava sl(sl) f. Spanish: naturaleza es(es) f. Swedish: natur sv(sv) c. Telugu: ప్రకృతి (prakruthi) Vietnamese: ngoài trời vi(vi)

• Bengali: প্রকৃতি
• Bosnian: priroda f.
• Chinese: 自然(zìrán)

  Taiwanese: chū-jiân (自然)

• Estonian: loodus
• Hebrew: טבע (teva), יקום (yekum) m.
• Indonesian: ilmu
• Interlingue: natura
• Korean: 나름 (nareum), 자연 (jayeon)
• Lithuanian: gamta
• Novial: nature
• Ossetian: æрдз (ærdz)
• Serbian:

  Cyrillic: природа f.

  Roman: priroda f.

• Sundanese: élmu
• Thai: ศาสตร์ (sàat)

[ Derived terms

• nature strip

[ Related terms

• native
• natural
• naturism
• naturalism

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[ Esperanto

[ Adverb

nature

1. naturally

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[ Italian

[ Noun

nature f.

1. Plural form of natura.

[ Adjective

nature inv.

1. natural