tramontane

/trəˈmɑːnteɪn/
adjective
  1. Located on the other side of the mountains, especially the Alps; foreign or from beyond the mountains.
    • They traveled to a tramontane village that was isolated from the rest of the country.
    • The tramontane winds brought cold air from the north.
    • The tramontane regions of Europe have a different climate and culture.
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noun
  1. A person who lives beyond the mountains, especially the Alps; a foreigner or outsider.
    • The tramontane brought news from lands far beyond the mountain passes.
    • In ancient times, a tramontane was often considered a barbarian by the Romans.
    • The locals viewed the tramontane with suspicion because of his strange customs.
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