westerly in Latin
westerly in Latin is occidentāle, occidentālis — westerly means facing, lying toward, or coming from the west.
westerly in Latin
occidentāle
Facing the west; directed towards the west.
occidentālis
Facing the west; directed towards the west.
What does "westerly" mean?
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adj Facing, lying toward, or coming from the west.
"The cottage has a westerly view over the bay."
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noun A wind that blows from the west.
"Sailors in these latitudes rely on strong westerlies to make good time."
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westerly in a sentence
- The cottage has a westerly view over the bay.
- A westerly breeze kept the beach cool all afternoon.
- Sailors in these latitudes rely on strong westerlies to make good time.
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What is "westerly" in Latin?
"westerly" in Latin is occidentāle, occidentālis. westerly means: Facing, lying toward, or coming from the west.
How do you use "westerly" in a sentence?
Example: "The cottage has a westerly view over the bay." In Latin, "westerly" is occidentāle, occidentālis.
Are there other ways to say "westerly" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "westerly": occidentāle, occidentālis.
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