yours faithfully

English

Adjective

yours faithfully

1. (UK) a polite formula to end a letter, especially when the recipient's name is unknown to the sender, for example in a business letter

Usage notes

In the United States, this is rarely used, nor is the reverse faithfully yours much used.

Translations

a polite formula to end letters

• Arabic: تفضلوا بقبول فائق الاحترام
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 肅然／肃然 (zh) (sùrán), 肃然 (zh) (sùrán)

• Czech: s pozdravem
• Dutch: hoogachtend (nl)
• Finnish: kunnioittaen (fi), kunnioittavasti (fi), ystävällisin terveisin, parhain terveisin
• French: fidèlement votre, sincères salutations
• Galician: atentamente
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}
• Georgian: პატივისცემით (ṗaṭiviscemit)
• German: hochachtungsvoll (de)
• Hungarian: (obsolete, now only with an ironical edge) maradok őszinte híve, őszinte híve, kiváló tisztelettel, szívélyes üdvözlettel
• Japanese: 敬具 (けいぐ, keigu), 不一 (ふいつ, fuitsu), 不宣 (ふせん, fusen)
• Romanian: Al dumneavoastră
• Russian: с уваже́нием (s uvažénijem), с глубо́ким уваже́нием (s glubókim uvažénijem)
• Tagalog: lubos na sumasainyo, sumasainyo

See also

• yours sincerely
• yours truly
• Valediction on Wikipedia.Wikipedia