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New south wales

Definition: The word "New South Wales" has several meanings. 1. Originating from a large area that is named after the country where it's located, New South Wales is one of Australia’s nine main states, with a population estimated at 37.3 million in 2021. 2. The state capital of New South Wales is Sydney, which is also known for its World Heritage listed city buildings such as the Sydney Opera House. 3. The state's capital and largest city, Canberra, was originally named after the Greek god Artemis and later renamed after the Australian government. It is the seat of government of Australia and one of the main international centres of business and politics in the country. 4. "New" refers to the introduction, which occurred from around 1706, and the formation or creation of a new territory. For example, New South Wales was formed as a result of the British colony of New South Wales on February 25, 1829. 5. The state is known for its diverse landscape, with mountains, rivers, coastlines, and forests. The state also has a temperate climate that is characterized by cold temperatures in the winter and warm summers in the summer months. 6. In some historical contexts, "New South Wales" can be used as a title or address to refer to another state or region within Australia. In summary, the word 'New South Wales' refers to the largest Australian state with its capital located in Sydney and is known for its diverse landscape and diverse climate. It also carries cultural, political, and historical significance.


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South africa(n)

Definition: The word "South Africa" can be understood as a plural noun referring to the country of South Africa, which consists of 10 provinces: KwaZulu-Natal, Western Cape, Northern Cape, Limpopo, Gauteng, Free State, Kanyakabte, KwaZulu-Deepam and Western Province. South Africa is located in Southern Hemisphere, which means that it's surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean to the north, the Indian Ocean to the south, the Svalbard archipelago and the Antarctic Circle to the west, with the Mediterranean Sea and the Persian Gulf to the east. The country has been historically known for its rich history, diverse culture, and natural beauty. It is a prime example of a multi-ethnic country where different ethnic groups have lived together in harmony. The term "South Africa(n)" can also be used as a title or description of South African people who are proud to be part of this unique country.


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South carolina

Definition: The word "South Carolina" is a state located in the southern part of the eastern United States, bordered by Georgia to the northeast and North Carolina to the northwest. It has a large portion of its land area within the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and is known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and natural beauty. The South Carolina state capital is Columbia and it is home to several historical landmarks such as the American Revolution Memorial, the St. Augustine's Church, and the Fort Sumter. The state also boasts a diverse economy with industries such as textiles, fishing, and tourism. One of the most famous cities in South Carolina is Charleston, which is known for its historic architecture, museums, and theaters. It is also home to the National Aquarium and the South Carolina State Museum, which showcases its cultural heritage. In addition to its rich history, South Carolina's natural beauty is another highlight of its state. The Blue Ridge Mountains are the region's most famous mountain range, with numerous scenic areas such as Brasenose Falls, Chimney Rock, and Cape Maypoint. Definition: A term referring to the southern part of the eastern United States, bordered by Georgia to the northeast and North Carolina to the northwest. It has a large portion of its land area within the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and is known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and natural beauty. The state capital is Columbia, which is home to several historical landmarks such as the American Revolution Memorial, the St. Augustine's Church, and the Fort Sumter. The most famous city in South Carolina is Charleston, which is known for its historic architecture, museums, and theaters. It also has other notable attractions such as the National Aquarium and the South Carolina State Museum, showcasing its cultural heritage. In summary, South Carolina is a state located in southern eastern United States bordered by Georgia to the northeast and North Carolina to the northwest with rich history, cultural heritage, and natural beauty.


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South dakota

Definition: The South Dakota state capital is Rapid City, located in the far western part of the state on the plains about 70 miles (113 km) north of the state's capital in Pierre. The official language is English, but it has Native American roots that have been incorporated into several dialects and phrases. South Dakota is one of nine states to allow for the use of an Indian treaty language by its schools. The state has a humid continental climate and is generally hot summers with cool winters. In places such as Rapid City, where the population is concentrated along the Great River, the temperature can exceed 100°F (38°C) at times in summer, often during high season for tourist travel. South Dakota experiences some of the driest and hottest conditions on earth. The state is made up of seven counties: Argus County, Bonanza County, Dakota County, Lowa County, Red Eagle County, Sheridan County, and Wallin County. The capital city also has a rich history in which it is often referred to as "The City of the Black Hills".


South Dakota

South

Definition: One of the four major compass points, specifically 180°, directed toward the South Pole, and conventionally downwards on a map, abbreviated as S.


Alright class, settle down now, let’s take a look, At a word that’s simple, but needs a little hook! We're talking 'south,' a direction we all know, Let’s break it down, watch this lesson grow. The dictionary tells us, clear and bright, It’s one of four points, shining with light! (Imagine pointing upwards, like you’re feeling grand,) “North,” “East,” and “West” are close at hand. But ‘south’ is different, a special decree, At 180 degrees, for all to see! It heads towards the South Pole, cool and serene, A journey southward, a wonderful scene! (Now picture this: maps with lines so neat,) 'South' points downwards, a downward retreat. And just for short-hand, quick and concise, We use the letter 'S,' oh so precise! So remember class, when you’re feeling bold, ‘South’ means direction, a story to be told! Any questions? Don't hesitate to ask, Let’s make this learning truly last!

South, southern

Definition: The word "southern" can refer to any location or region that is located closer to the equator than it is to the northern latitudes such as Antarctica, Greenland, Canada, Siberia, or Alaska. In geography, a "south" usually refers to a particular geographical feature (such as a river) located farther northward from the coast of its origin, while the word "southern" usually refers to regions that are further south than they are north of their equatorial boundaries. For example: - Southern Europe is defined by countries such as Spain and Portugal, which are located in southern Europe. - The southern tip of South Africa is also considered a part of southern Africa. The word "southern" has been used historically to refer to specific geographical features or regions. It is often used informally to denote areas that are located further south than they are north of their respective geographic boundaries, such as the United States, Canada, and Greenland. The word "south" also can be used to denote a location or region located farther from its current geographical location, such as in a map where "southern" is written above a symbol representing latitude. For example, in the map below: ``` South America | (°24N) (°18N) (°36N) (°0E) (°10E) (°5E) (°27N) (°12N) (°39.5N) (°21.5E) (°45N) (°60N) (°85.5N) (°105.5N) (°135.5N) (°170.5N) (°210.5N) (°245.5N) (°280.5N) (°310.5N) ``` The symbol above represents the latitude where the northern and southern ends of a 45 degree longitude line intersect, which is represented by a cross in the center of this map. The dashed lines below show the coordinates for several major cities in the Southern Hemisphere. So, while "south" is often used as a term to denote a location or region located farther from its current geographical location than it is north of its boundaries, "southern" can also be used informally to denote areas that are further south than they are north of their respective geographic boundaries.


south, southern

South-east, south-eastern

Definition: The word 'south-east' describes an area in which a person or country's location is located in the center or central part. For example: - South-east (a.k.a. "the southeast") refers to areas near the coast, including beaches, waterways, and ports. - The south-east of Australia, for example, includes the state of Queensland, which sits between the mainland and the Pacific Ocean. The word 'south-eastern' is derived from the phrase 'to be located in the southwest', and it implies that something is located in a specific part of the country or region. It can also refer to a geographic feature, such as a city's location in the south-western part of China (also known as "the southeast"). For example: - South-eastern (a.k.a. "eastern") refers to regions with a southwest-oriented climate and are located in the southeast of a country or region. - The southernmost point of the Earth is often referred to as the 'south-east' location, indicating that it lies along the coast but not at the center. In summary, 'south-east' can be used to refer to any part of a geographical area which is located in the southwest direction and is close to the coast. The 'south-eastern' can also refer to a specific region or geographic feature within such a location.


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South-eastern (dialect)

Definition: South-Eastern dialects refer to a linguistic variety found in the South Eastern part of the United States, which includes communities along the Florida Gulf Coast as well as parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and Kentucky. The term "south-eastern (dialect)" is a blend of two terms: "South" and "East". The South-Eastern dialects are known to have a southern influence and therefore they tend to speak in a more Southern tone or style. It can also refer to the southern dialect spoken by those who live near the Gulf Coast region, such as those who work there. In general, this term refers to an area of American English where the dialect is more Southern than it is traditional American English. However, due to its association with the South-Eastern regions of the country, the term "South-Eastern (dialect)" can also be used in a broader sense.


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