From country -side
IPA (key ) : /ˈkʌn.tɹiˌsaɪd/ Hyphenation: coun‧try‧side countryside (plural countrysides
An area located outside of towns and cities ; an area that is not urban or suburban ; a rural area.
1968 Lucian W. Pye , “The Political Process in Action: The Communes”, in The Spirit of Chinese Politics: A Psychocultural Study of the Authority Crisis in Political Development [1] M.I.T. Press , →LCCN →OCLC page 203 :From November 28 to December 8, 1958, the CCP Central Committee held its sixth plenum in Wuhan, Hopei[sic Hupei ] , and at the end of the session it issued a revealing resolution that declared there had been some misconception about the system and that party committees throughout the countryside should make full use of the five months from December 1958 to April 1959 to tidy up the communes.
Such part of a larger area.
We live in the Swedish countryside .
A rural landscape . area outside of towns and cities, or such part of a larger area
Afrikaans: platteland (af) , landelike gebied
Arabic: رِيف m ( rīf )
Egyptian Arabic: ريف m ( rīf ) , أرياف f pl ( ʔaryāf )
Belarusian: сяло́ n ( sjaló ) , весь f ( vjesʹ ) , вёска (be) f ( vjóska )
Bulgarian: се́лска ме́стност f ( sélska méstnost ) , се́ло (bg) n ( sélo )
Catalan: camp (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 農村 ／ 农村 (zh) ( nóngcūn ) , 鄉下 ／ 乡下 (zh)
Cornish: powdir m
Czech: venkov (cs) m
Dutch: platteland (nl) n buitengebied (nl)
Esperanto: kamparo
Finnish: maaseutu (fi) , maa (fi)
French: campagne (fr) f arrière-pays (fr) m
Georgian: please add this translation if you can
German: Land (de) n
Greek: ύπαιθρος (el) f ( ýpaithros ) , εξοχή (el) f ( exochí )
Ancient: ὕπαιθρος f ( húpaithros ) , ὕπαιθρον n ( húpaithron )
Hindi: देहात (hi) m ( dehāt )
Hungarian: vidék (hu)
Irish: tuath f taobh tíre m tír f
Italian: campagna (it) f
Japanese: 田舎 (ja) ( いなか, inaka )
Korean: 시골 (ko) ( sigol )
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: لادێ ( ladê )
Northern Kurdish: gundewar (ku)
Latin: rūs (la) n
Lü: ᦢᦱᧃᧉᦑᦳᧂᧈ ( ḃaan²tung¹ )
Macedonian: се́лска ме́сност f ( sélska mésnost ) , ка́тун m ( kátun ) , прови́нција f ( províncija ) , се́ло (mk) n ( sélo )
Mòcheno: vèlt n
Norwegian:
Bokmål: landsbygd m or f provins m
Old English: upland n
Ottoman Turkish: قیر ( kır )
Polish: wieś (pl) f
Portuguese: roça (pt) f interior (pt) m
Russian: се́льская ме́стность f ( sélʹskaja méstnostʹ ) , дере́вня (ru) f ( derévnja ) , село́ (ru) n ( seló )
Scottish Gaelic: dùthaich f
Slovak: vidiek m
Spanish: campo (es) m campaña (es) f campiña (es) f provincia (es) f
Swahili: mashamba (sw)
Swedish: landsbygd (sv)
Tagalog: probinsiya
Talysh: ди ( di )
Thai: ชนบท (th) ( chon-ná-bòt )
Turkish: kır (tr)
Ukrainian: село́ (uk) n ( seló )
Urdu: دیہات m ( dehāt )
Vietnamese: miền quê vùng quê nông thôn (vi)
Welsh: cefn gwlad (cy) m
a rural landscape
Afrikaans: platteland (af) , landelike gebied
Bulgarian: се́лски пейза́ж m ( sélski pejzáž )
Catalan: camp (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 農村 ／ 农村 (zh) ( nóngcūn ) , 田園 ／ 田园 (zh) ( tiányuán )
Dutch: platteland (nl) n
Finnish: maalaismaisema (fi) , maaseutumaisema
French: campagne (fr) f
Galician: campo (gl) m agro m
Greek: ύπαιθρος (el) f ( ýpaithros ) , εξοχή (el) f ( exochí )
Ancient: ὕπαιθρος f ( húpaithros ) , ὕπαιθρον n ( húpaithron )
Italian: campagna (it) f
Korean: 시골 (ko) ( sigol )
Latin: rūs (la) n
Macedonian: се́лски пејза́ж m ( sélski pejzáž )
Mongolian: хөдөө (mn) ( xödöö )
Norwegian:
Bokmål: land (no) n landet (no) n ( usually definite )
Polish: krajobraz wiejski m
Portuguese: campo (pt) m campanha (pt) f
Romanian: sat (ro) n
Russian: се́льский пейза́ж m ( sélʹskij pejzáž ) , дере́вня (ru) f ( derévnja ) , село́ (ru) n ( seló )
Scottish Gaelic: dùthaich f
Spanish: campo (es) m
Swedish: landsbygd (sv) c land (sv) n glesbygd (sv) c
Tagalog: probinsiya
Talysh: ди ( di )
Turkish: kır (tr)