ground floor

See also: groundfloor and ground-floor

English

Alternative forms

• (less common) groundfloor

Noun

ground floor (plural ground floors)

1. The floor of a building closest to ground level; what is also known by some American English speakers as the first floor (US)
2. (informal) The initial stage of a project

Translations

floor of a building closest to ground level

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 一樓, 一楼 (yī lóu), 底層 (zh), 底层 (zh) (dǐcéng)

• Czech: přízemí (cs) n
• Dutch: begane grond (nl) m
• Esperanto: partero
• Finnish: pohjakerros (fi), ensimmäinen kerros
• French: rez-de-chaussée (fr)
• Georgian: ნულოვანი სართული (nulovani sartuli), ქვედა სართული (kveda sartuli), პირველი სართული (ṗirveli sartuli), ცოკოლის სართული (coḳolis sartuli)
• German: Erdgeschoss (de) n
• Greek: ισόγειο (el) n (isógeio)
• Hebrew: קוֹמַת קַרְקַע‏‎ f (komát karká')
• Japanese: 一階 (いっかい, ikkai)

• Javanese: jogan lingga, lantai siji
• Korean: 일층 (ko) (ilcheung)
• Malay: tingkat bawah
• Polish: parter (pl) m
• Portuguese: térreo (pt) m, rés do chão
• Romanian: parter (ro) n
• Russian: пе́рвый эта́ж m (pérvyj etáž)
• Serbo-Croatian: prizemlje (sh) n
• Slovene: pritličje n
• Spanish: planta baja f
• Swedish: gatuplan n, markplan, förstavåning c
• Tagalog: unang palapag