English
Noun
first floor (plural first floors)
- (Canada, US) The floor of a building at the level of the street or surrounding ground; the ground floor
- (British) The floor of a building one above the ground floor
Translations
floor at the level of the street
- Albanian: kati perdhe
- Armenian: առաջին հարկ (aṙaǰin hark)
- Basque: beheko solairu
- Belarusian: першы паверх (pjeršy pavjerx)
- Bengali: একতলা (ektola)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 一樓／一楼 (yīlóu), 一楼 (yī lóu)
- Czech: přízemí (cs) n
- Danish: stueetage c
- Dutch: begane grond (nl) m, gelijkvloerse verdieping f
- Esperanto: partero, teretaĝo
- Estonian: esimene korrus
- Faroese: gøtuhædd f, niðasta hædd f
- Finnish: ensimmäinen kerros, pohjakerros (fi); katutaso (fi)
- French: rez-de-chaussée (fr) m
- German: Erdgeschoss (de) n
- Greek: ισόγειο (el) n (isógeio)
- Hungarian: földszint (hu)
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- Icelandic: jarðhæð (is) f, fyrsta hæð f
- Indonesian: lantai satu
- Italian: pianterreno (it) m, pian terreno m
- Japanese: 一階 (いっかい, ikkai)
- Javanese: jogan lingga, lantai siji
- Korean: 1층 (1cheung), 일층 (ko) (ilcheung)
- Malay: tingkat bawah
- Polish: parter (pl) m
- Portuguese: térreo (pt) m
- Romanian: parter (ro) n
- Russian: пе́рвый эта́ж m (pérvyj etáž)
- Slovak: prízemie n
- Spanish: planta baja f, primer piso m
- Swedish: gatuplan (sv) n, markplan n, förstavåning (sv) c, bottenvåning (sv) c
- Tagalog: unang palapag
- Turkish: zemin kat
- Ukrainian: перший поверх (peršyj poverx), партер (parter)
- Vietnamese: tầng trệt
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floor above the ground floor
Usage notes
- Subsequent floors continue this difference in numbering.
