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southron

UK
/ˈsaʊθrən/
US
/ˈsaʊθrən/

Translations

southronnoun
southrons
pl
UK
/ˈsaʊθrən/
US
/ˈsaʊθrən/
méridionalNom archaïque ou littéraire ; peut désigner un habitant du sud ou, en fantasy, un membre des peuples du Sud.
The Southrons rode under crimson standards bearing the black serpent.
Les Méridionaux chevauchaient sous des étendards cramoisis portant le serpent noir.
Additional translations
sudisteSurtout pour un habitant du Sud des États-Unis ; emploi rare ou contextuel.
Synonyms
Dixie dweller
Southern person
Southerner
southronadjective
more southron
Comp.
most southron
Super.
UK
/ˈsaʊθrən/
US
/ˈsaʊθrən/
méridionalArchaïque ou littéraire ; surtout dans le registre écossais.
The old ballad told of a southron king who ventured north.
La vieille ballade racontait l’histoire d’un roi méridional qui s’aventura vers le nord.
Additional translations
sudisteSurtout pour le Sud des États-Unis ; emploi rare ou marqué.
Synonyms
southern
from the south
of the south

Definitions

southronnoun
Archaic or dialect: a native or inhabitant of the south; especially (a) an English person as viewed from Scotland, (b) a resident of the Southern United States.
The border raid was blamed on southrons from beyond the Tweed.
Fantasy literature (usually capitalized). A member of the peoples or armies of the southern lands.
The Southrons rode under crimson standards bearing the black serpent.
southronadjective
Archaic or dialect (chiefly Scottish and literary). Of, relating to, or characteristic of the south; southern (especially of England or of the Southern United States).
The old ballad told of a southron king who ventured north.
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