first floor

English

Noun

first floor (plural first floors)

1. (Canada, US, Philippines) The floor of a building at the level of the street or surrounding ground; the ground floor
2. (British) The floor of a building one above the ground floor

Usage notes

• Subsequent floors continue this difference in numbering.

Translations

floor at the level of the street — see ground floor

floor above the ground floor

• Albanian: kati i pare
• Armenian: երկրորդ հարկ (erkrord hark)
• Basque: lehen solairua
• Belarusian: другі паверх (druhi pavjerx)
• Bengali: দ্বিতল (bn) (ditol)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 二樓／二楼 (zh) (èr lóu)

• Czech: přízemí (cs) n
• Danish: første etage
• Dutch: eerste verdieping f
• Estonian: teine korrus
• Finnish: toinen kerros
• French: premier étage m
• German: erster Stock m
• Greek: πρώτος όροφος m (prótos órofos)
• Hungarian: első emelet
• Icelandic: önnur hæð f
• Indonesian: lantai dua
• Italian: primo piano m
• Japanese: 二階 (にかい, nikai)
• Javanese: jogan siji, lantai loro
• Korean: 2층 (2cheung)
• Malay: tingkat satu
• Polish: pierwsze piętro n
• Portuguese: primeiro andar/piso m
• Russian: второ́й эта́ж m (vtorój etáž)
• Spanish: planta primera, primera planta
• Swahili: ghorofa ya kwanza
• Swedish: andravåning c, andra våning c
• Tagalog: ikalawang palapag
• Turkish: birinci kat
• Ukrainian: другий поверх (druhyj poverx)
• Vietnamese: tầng một (South Vietnam), tầng hai (North Vietnam)