IPA: /ˈsaʊθrən/
KK: /ˈsaʊθrən/
Relating to or characteristic of the southern part of a region, especially in Britain or the Southern states of the United States.
The southron culture has distinct traditions and customs that reflect its history.
A person who comes from or lives in the southern part of a country, especially in the United States or England.
The southron shared stories of their hometown in the southern states.
Southron → It originates from Old English 'sūþ' (meaning south) and the suffix '-ron' (meaning person or one who). The term 'southron' refers to a person from the south, particularly in historical contexts relating to the southern regions of England or the southern states in the United States.
Think of 'south' to remember that 'southron' means a person from the south.