navigational
word
Definition
Relating to the process or tools used for finding the way, especially for ships, airplanes, or vehicles.
Usage & Nuances
Used almost always as an adjective before nouns like 'system,' 'equipment,' or 'aid.' Common in technical, academic, or professional contexts, especially in transportation and technology. Not used for land-based walking or casual 'finding your way.'
Spanish: de navegaciónPortuguese (BR): de navegaçãoPortuguese (PT): de navegaçãoChinese (Simplified): 导航的Chinese (Traditional): 導航的Hindi: नेविगेशन संबंधीArabic: ملاحيBengali: ন্যাভিগেশনাল - নৌচালনা-সম্পর্কিতRussian: навигационныйJapanese: 航法の - ナビゲーションのVietnamese: dẫn đườngKorean: 항법의 - 내비게이션의Turkish: navigasyonel - seyrüseferle ilgiliUrdu: سمتیاتی - جہاز رانی سے متعلقIndonesian: navigasi - pengarah arah
Example Sentences
The boat has a new navigational system.
basic
The ship used navigational charts to stay on course.
basic
Pilots depend on navigational instruments for safe flying.
basic
Our car's navigational app got us through the city traffic quickly.
natural
He fixed the yacht’s broken navigational equipment before the trip.
natural
All planes must follow strict navigational rules in bad weather.
natural