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1. (adv.) eastward
Also, eastwards. toward the east.
2. (adj.) eastward
moving, bearing, facing, or situated toward the east.
3. (n.) eastward
an eastward part, direction, or point.
Etymology: (bef. 850)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) east, due east, eastward, E
the cardinal compass point that is at 90 degrees
2. (adverb) eastbound, eastward
moving toward the east
"eastbound trains"
3. (adverb) eastward, eastwards
toward the east
"they migrated eastward to Sweden"
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1. (adverb) eastward
alt. of Eastwards
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Sense: towards the east
in an eastward direction.
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 Afrikaans: ooswaarts |
 Arabic: شَرْقا، جِهَةِ الشَّرْق |
 Bulgarian: източен |
 Brazilian: para leste |
 Czech: východní, na východ |
 German: ostwärts |
 Danish: østlig; østgående; mod øs |
 Greek: ανατολικός, προς την ανατ |
 Spanish: hacia el este |
 Estonian: idapoolne |
 Farsi: رو به شرق؛ به سوی شرق |
 Finnish: itään päin |
 French: à l'est |
 Hebrew: כְּלָפֵּי מִזרָח |
 Hindi: पूर्व दिशा की ओर |
 Croatian: prema istoku |
 Hungarian: keleti irányú |
 Indonesian: menuju timur |
 Icelandic: austur |
 Italian: verso est |
 Japanese: 東への |
 Korean: 동쪽을 향하는 |
 Lithuanian: rytų |
 Latvian: austrumu- |
 Malay: ke arah timur |
 Dutch: oostwaarts |
 Norwegian: øst, mot øst, østpå |
 Polish: wschodni |
 Persian: رو به شرق؛ به سوی شرق |
 Pashto: مخ په ختيځ، مخ په لمر خات |
 Portuguese: para leste |
 Romanian: spre est |
 Russian: на восток |
 Slovak: východný |
 Slovenian: vzhoden |
 Serbian: ka istoku |
 Swedish: östlig, ostlig |
 Thai: หันหน้าตั้งอยู่หรือเคลื่อ |
 Turkish: doğuya doğru |
 Taiwanese: 向東的 |
 Ukrainian: на схід |
 Urdu: جانب شرقی |
 Vietnamese: về hướng đông |
 Chinese: 向东的 |
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