Translation for 'Nether' from English to Slovak

nether [dated] [literary] [or hum.]

dolný {adj}

spodný {adj}

• "Consumer Guide" critic Robert Christgau panned the album and Williams, noting "Not only can't she sing (ha) she can't even yell," and suggesting she "might well be advised to start singing with her nether lips".
• Helen descends to the nether world to seek Achilles on the Island of the Blest.
• The upper right quarter shows an armed black lion with a red crown on silver ground (retrieved from the Nuremberg Castle earl’s crest) while the nether left part shows a black saltire on silver ground and the nether right quarter shows a silver cherry blossom on red ground symbolizing the community’s location in one of the most popular Franconian cherry-growing area.
• In the Medieval Grotesque Carnival, emphasis is put on the nether regions of the body as the center and creation of meaning.
• A popular segment from host Stephen was how to build nether portals in Minecraft.

• The modern English word "hell" is derived from Old English "hel", "helle" (first attested around 725 AD to refer to a nether world of the dead) reaching into the Anglo-Saxon pagan period.
• By the 16th century, hose had separated into two garments: "upper hose" or "breeches" and "nether hose" or stockings.
• The Patuca is also well known for its lawless nether regions where small heavily armed groups of men dredge vast placer gold deposits in the areas up-river from the Mosquitia jungle.
• In a wayang theater story, a snake-like god (nāga) named Sanghyang Anantaboga or Antaboga is a guardian deity in the bowels of the earth. nagas symbolize the nether realm of earth or underworld.
• A lace for her neck had 67 pearls, a "nether abillment" had 33 great pearls, another "nether abillment" had 38 lesser sized pearls, an upper abillment had 40 pearls, and another upper abillment had 80 mean or lesser pearls.

• The scene portrays Danaë instructing her maidservant to collect golden leaves from her nether regions, whose very presence there suggested that Zeus' tactic had been successful.
• There are many Hoylands in Barnsley - there is the village of Hoyland itself south east of Barnsley on the road to Sheffield, which includes the former hamlets of Hoyland Common, Upper Hoyland and Hoyland Nether ("nether" being old English for "lower").
• More London and southern based than the NCU, the LPN nether the less built a significant membership.
• The fish was caught by people of Ahiravana, who ruled Patala, the nether-world.
• The biggest of the three bridges, is also at the nether Vythos and is used to serve the daily movements from and towards Pentalofos.

• Archi was an Old Testament city on the boundary of Ephraim and Benjamin (...), between Bethel and Beth-horon the nether. Hushai, mentioned in [...] , is described as being an Archite.
• Another variant of the name is Netherland what corresponds to the Lithuanian suffix -uva meaning land as also in Lietuva - Lithuania and German Letland - Latvia.
• The name Nethercote is thought to have derived from the proximity to Warkworth.