I don’t think anybody answered this.
The hint is that in English, capitalization hints that the North in North Dakota is a proper name of a place, while southern is not.
I’d include North in the place name -Daq and follow that with south -Daq, similar to the way you’d say, “In the living room on the couch”. Use two -Daqmey like you’d use two prepositions.
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(ghaH, ghaH, -Daj)
So how would North and South Dakota or Carolina work? (And if I wanted to say "southern North Dakota" for some reason...?)
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