subterranean

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin subterraneus.

Adjective

subterranean (comparative more subterranean, superlative most subterranean)

below ground, under the earth, underground

Synonyms

subterraneous, subterrene, underground

Related terms

terranean

Translations

below ground, under the earth, underground

Belarusian: падземны (padzjémny)
Bulgarian: подземен (bg) (podzémen)
Catalan: subterrani (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 地底 (zh) (dìdǐ), 地下 (zh) (dìxià)
Czech: podzemní (cs)
Dutch: onderaards (nl)
Finnish: maanalainen (fi)
French: souterrain (fr)
German: unterirdisch (de)
Greek: υπόγειος (el) (ypógeios)
Ancient: ὑπόγειος (hupógeios)
Hungarian: föld alatti

Italian: sotterraneo (it) m
Japanese: 地下の (ja) (ちかの, chika no)
Kazakh: жерасты (jerastı)
Latin: subterrāneus
Old English: eorþen
Polish: podziemny (pl)
Portuguese: subterrâneo (pt) m
Russian: подзе́мный (ru) (podzémnyj)
Slovak: podzemný
Spanish: subterráneo (es)
Ukrainian: підземний (pidzémnyj)
Yiddish: אונטערערדיש‎ (untererdish)

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