IPA: /ˈnɔːrðərn/
KK: /ˈnɜrðərn/
Relating to or located in the direction of the north; often used to describe areas, regions, or characteristics that are found in the northern part of a place.
The northern lights are a beautiful natural phenomenon that can be seen in the Arctic regions.
A term referring to the dialect of English spoken in the northern regions of the United States, particularly above a specific line that runs through parts of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and South Dakota.
The northern dialect has unique phrases and pronunciations that differ from other regional dialects.
Northern → It is formed from "north" (from Old English *norð*, meaning the direction opposite to south) and "-ern" (a suffix used to form adjectives indicating direction or location). The word "northern" refers to something that is situated in or characteristic of the north.
Think of the direction 'north' — that's where 'northern' refers to, indicating something related to the north.