faraway

See also: far away

English

Alternative forms

• far away

Etymology

far + away.

Adjective

faraway (not comparable)

1. Distant.

   She lived in a faraway village in a faraway land.

2. Not mentally present, as when daydreaming.

   There was a faraway look on his face.

Synonyms

• far-flung, remote; see also Thesaurus:distant

Translations

distant

• Arabic: بَعِيد‎ (ar) (baʿīd)

  Egyptian Arabic: بعيد‎ (beʕiid)

• Bulgarian: далечен (bg) (dalečen)
• Dutch: afgelegen (nl), ver weg
• Finnish: kaukainen (fi)

• Galician: afastado
• Hungarian: távoli (hu), messzi (hu)
• Italian: remoto (it), lontano (it), fuorimano
• Portuguese: longínquo (pt)
• Sanskrit: दूर (sa) (dūra)
• Spanish: alejado (es), distante, lejano

See also

• far and away