uphill

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From up + hill.

53 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Czech: vyvýšený — located up a slope or on a hill
• German: hochgelegen — located up a slope or on a hill
• Ancient Greek: ἀνάντης (anántēs) — located up a slope or on a hill
• Latin: acclīvis — located up a slope or on a hill
• Russian: располо́женный на горе́ (raspolóžennyj na goré) — located up a slope or on a hill
• Bulgarian: нанагорен (nanagoren) — going up a slope or a hill
• Czech: stoupající — going up a slope or a hill
• Czech: stoupavý — going up a slope or a hill
• German: ansteigend — going up a slope or a hill
• Latin: acclīvis — going up a slope or a hill
• Russian: иду́щий в го́ру (idúščij v góru) — going up a slope or a hill
• Russian: веду́щий наве́рх (vedúščij navérx) — going up a slope or a hill
• Bulgarian: труден (truden) — (by extension) difficult or laborious
• Bulgarian: напрегнат (napregnat) — (by extension) difficult or laborious
• Czech: obtížný — (by extension) difficult or laborious
• Czech: namáhavý — (by extension) difficult or laborious
• Czech: únavný — (by extension) difficult or laborious
• German: mühselig — (by extension) difficult or laborious
• Russian: тру́дный (trúdnyj) — (by extension) difficult or laborious
• Russian: тяжёлый (tjažólyj) — (by extension) difficult or laborious
• Bulgarian: нагоре (nagore) — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Catalan: costa amunt — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Chinese Mandarin: 上坡 (shàngpō) — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Czech: nahoru — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Czech: do kopce — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Danish: op ad bakke — up a slope, towards higher ground
• French: en montée — up a slope, towards higher ground
• French: en amont — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Galician: costa arriba — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Georgian: აღმართი (aɣmarti) — up a slope, towards higher ground
• German: bergauf — up a slope, towards higher ground
• German: bergan — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Irish: in éadan an chnoic — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Italian: in salita — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Japanese: 上り坂 (noborizaka) — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Latvian: kalnup — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Māori: ki runga — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Plautdietsch: boajopp — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Polish: pod górę — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Portuguese: ladeira acima — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Romanian: la deal — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Russian: в го́ру (v góru) — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Russian: наве́рх (navérx) — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Spanish: cuesta arriba — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Swedish: uppför — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Tamil: மேட்டில் (mēṭṭil) — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Welsh: i fyny allt — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Welsh: lan rhiw — up a slope, towards higher ground
• Bulgarian: трудно (trudno) — (by extension) with difficulty
• Galician: costa arriba — (by extension) with difficulty
• Italian: in salita — (by extension) with difficulty
• Russian: с трудо́м (s trudóm) — (by extension) with difficulty
• Spanish: cuesta arriba — (by extension) with difficulty