EbN
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Definition
- Noun:
- The compass point that is one point north of due east: A precise navigational direction, specifically 11.25 degrees north of true east. It is one of the 32 traditional points on a mariner's compass.
Usage
- This term is a highly specific navigational term used in contexts like sailing, aviation, cartography, and surveying. It is not commonly used in everyday conversation.
- It is typically used to give or follow a precise bearing or direction.
Examples
- Noun:
- The captain set a course of ebn to avoid the coastal reef.
- From this position, the lighthouse bears ebn.
Advanced Usage
- "Steer ebn": A command to direct a vessel or vehicle to the compass point one point north of due east.
- The navigator ordered, "Steer ebn until you sight the marker buoy."
Variants and Related Words
- Northeast by east (NEbE): This is the full name for the compass point abbreviated as . It is the next point clockwise from on a 32-point compass.
- Compass point: Any of the 32 directional indicators on a traditional compass rose.
- Bearing: A direction expressed as an angular measurement from north.
Synonyms
- Northeast by east (NEbE): The formal, unabbreviated term.
- 11.25° north of east: The angular description.
Notes on Meaning
- This word has a single, very specific meaning related to navigation. It is not to be confused with the general direction "northeast" (NE), which is a different, more common point (45°). (NEbE) is 33.75° from north.
Noun
- the compass point that is one point north of due east