Definitions for natalˈneɪt l
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
na•talˈneɪt l(adj.)
of or pertaining to a person's birth.
presiding over or affecting a person at birth.
(of places) native.
Origin of natal:
1350–1400; ME < L nātālis, der. of nāt(us) an offspring
Na•talnəˈtæl, -ˈtɑl; for 2 also nəˈtɔl(n.)
a province in the E part of the Republic of South Africa. 2,145,018; 35,284 sq. mi. (91,886 sq. km). Cap.: Pietermaritzburg.
Category: Geography (places)
the capital of Rio Grande do Norte, in NE Brazil. 376,446.
Category: Geography (places)
Na•tal′i•an(adj.; n.)
Princeton's WordNet
Natal, KwaZulu-Natal(noun)
a region of eastern South Africa on the Indian Ocean
"Natal was renamed KwaZulu-Natal in 1994"
Natal(adj)
a port city in northeastern Brazil
natal(adj)
relating to or accompanying birth
"natal injuries"; "natal day"; "natal influences"
natal(adj)
of or relating to the buttocks
Wiktionary
Natal(ProperNoun)
A seaport and the state capital of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil.
Natal(ProperNoun)
A former British colony and province of South Africa. It is now called KwaZulu-Natal province.
Origin: From natis, plural nates
Webster Dictionary
Natal(adj)
of or pertaining to one's birth; accompying or dating from one's birth; native
Natal(adj)
presiding over nativity; as, natal Jove
The Nuttall Encyclopedia
Natal
British colony in SE. Africa, somewhat larger than Denmark, fronts the Indian Ocean on the E., having a foreshore of 180 m., between Zululand on the N. and Kaffraria on the S.; the Dragensberg Mountains form its western boundary; enjoys a fine salubrious climate, and possesses abundance of fertile land, watered by some 140 inches of rainfall; along the coast the sugar-cane is largely cultivated, as also some tea, coffee, tobacco, &c., while all kinds of fruits flourish in its sub-tropical climate; the rising ground inland produces good cereals, and large numbers of sheep and cattle find excellent pasturage on the plains and mountain slopes on the W.; excellent coal is mined in large quantities, and iron and copper promise well; wool, sugar, hides, feathers, and ivory are the chief exports, and are shipped mainly at Durban, the chief port; the colony now enjoys the advantages of good railways, schools, representative government, and a legal code based on old Dutch law; Pietermaritzburg (q. v.) is the capital; Natal was discovered in 1497 by Vasco da Gama, and after being annexed to Cape Colony in 1844, was declared, 11 years later, a separate colony.
Translations for natal
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- vaderlandAfrikaans

- وَطَني، مكان المَوْلِدArabic

- роденBulgarian

- natalPortuguese (BR)

- rodnýCzech

- Heimat-...German

- føde-; hjem-Danish

- γενέθλιοςGreek

- natalSpanish

- sünni-Estonian

- محلیFarsi

- synnyin-Finnish

- natalFrench

- מְקוֹמִיHebrew

- देशीHindi

- rodno mjestoCroatian

- születési (hely), szülő(föld)Hungarian

- asalIndonesian

- uppruna-, fæðingar-Icelandic

- natale, natioItalian

- 出生のJapanese

- 출생지의Korean

- gimtasisLithuanian

- dzimtaisLatvian

- tempat asalMalay

- geboorte-Dutch

- føde-, hjem-Norwegian

- ojczystyPolish

- ،وطن محلیPersian

- اصلى ټاټوبىPashto

- natalPortuguese

- natalRomanian

- роднойRussian

- rodnýSlovak

- rojstenSlovenian

- rodniSerbian

- födelse-Swedish

- แต่กำเนิดThai

- ana, yerliTurkish

- 出生所在的Chinese (Trad.)

- ріднийUkrainian

- آبائیUrdu

- quê hươngVietnamese

- 出生的Chinese (Simp.)

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