four seasons with many languages

The Four Seasons in Different Languages

The Four Seasons in Different Languages

The four seasons—Spring, Summer, Autumn (Fall), and Winter—are fundamental to human culture, language, and nature. Each language has its own unique words to describe these seasons, often influenced by climate, traditions, and history.

Translations of the Four Seasons

Language Spring Summer Autumn (Fall) Winter
English Spring Summer Autumn / Fall Winter
Japanese (日本語) 春 (Haru) 夏 (Natsu) 秋 (Aki) 冬 (Fuyu)
Chinese (中文) 春天 (Chūntiān) 夏天 (Xiàtiān) 秋天 (Qiūtiān) 冬天 (Dōngtiān)
Russian (Русский) Весна (Vesná) Лето (Léto) Осень (Ósen’) Зима (Zimá)
French (Français) Printemps Été Automne Hiver
German (Deutsch) Frühling Sommer Herbst Winter
Italian (Italiano) Primavera Estate Autunno Inverno
Spanish (Español) Primavera Verano Otoño Invierno
Portuguese (Português) Primavera Verão Outono Inverno
Latin (Latina) Ver Aestas Autumnus Hiems
Greek (Ελληνικά) Άνοιξη (Ánoixi) Καλοκαίρι (Kalokaíri) Φθινόπωρο (Fthinóporo) Χειμώνας (Cheimónas)
Arabic (العربية) الربيع (Al-Rabī‘) الصيف (Al-Ṣayf) الخريف (Al-Kharīf) الشتاء (Al-Shitā’)
Persian (فارسی) بهار (Bahār) تابستان (Tābestān) پاییز (Pāyīz) زمستان (Zemestān)
Sanskrit (संस्कृतम्) वसन्तः (Vasantaḥ) ग्रीष्मः (Grīṣmaḥ) शरदः (Śaradaḥ) हेमन्तः (Hemantaḥ) / शिशिरः (Śiśiraḥ)
Korean (한국어) 봄 (Bom) 여름 (Yeoreum) 가을 (Gaeul) 겨울 (Gyeoul)

Conclusion

The words for the four seasons reflect each culture’s perception of nature and time. In some languages, like **Sanskrit**, there are additional subdivisions of seasons. Similarly, in **Chinese**, the traditional calendar divides the year into **24 solar terms** rather than just four seasons.

By learning these translations, we not only expand our vocabulary but also gain insight into the cultural significance of seasons worldwide.

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