northwest in Latin
northwest in Latin is caurus — northwest means the direction exactly between north and west.
northwest in Latin
caurus
The intercardinal compass point halfway between west and north; specifically at a bearing of 315°.
What does "northwest" mean?
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noun The direction exactly between north and west.
"The storm is moving slowly towards the northwest of the country."
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adjective Situated toward or coming from the northwest.
"We drove along the northwest coast, stopping at every small harbour."
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northwest in a sentence
- The storm is moving slowly towards the northwest of the country.
- The weather front is approaching from the northwest.
- We drove along the northwest coast, stopping at every small harbour.
- The house has a northwest facing garden, so it gets sun in the evening.
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What is "northwest" in Latin?
"northwest" in Latin is caurus. northwest means: The direction exactly between north and west.
How do you use "northwest" in a sentence?
Example: "The storm is moving slowly towards the northwest of the country." In Latin, "northwest" is caurus.
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