Which direction is Shumal?
North
Directions
English | Urdu | Transliteration |
---|---|---|
North | شمال | shumal |
South | جنوب | junub |
East | مشرق | Mashariq |
West | مغرب | Magharaib |
How do I know my north south east and west in Urdu?
Did You Know – the Urdu lafz for the four geographical directions are:
- North – Shamal.
- South – Janoob.
- East – Mashriq.
- West – Maghreb.
- Shamal (North) is an Arabic word, meaning North, which is also a male name in Afghanistan. In Afghanistan shamal means both ‘wind’ and ‘North.
What is East West North South direction?
Background Information. North, east, south, and west are the four cardinal directions, often marked by the initials N, E, S, and W. East and west are at right angles to north and south. East is in the clockwise direction of rotation from north. West is directly opposite east.
What is the Hindi of North direction?
Four cardinal directions in Hindi are as follows: North : Uttar उत्तर South : Dakshin दक्षिण East : Poorv पूर्व
What is Mashriq direction?
مشرق (mashriq) — East This first cardinal direction, east, is translated as مشرق (mashriq) in Urdu.
Is south Left or right?
Left is north, right is south.
How do I find directions in my house?
Use a compass to check the direction that you are facing. That is the direction that your house faces. Once the 0°/360° mark on the compass and the north of the needle are aligned, determine the direction directly in front of you. If you face north while coming out of your home then you have a north-facing house.
What direction is maghrib?
مغرب (maghrib) — West As another cardinal direction, it’s used frequently in day-to-day language.
What animal represents direction?
Correspondence with the Five Phases
Four Auspicious Beasts | Five directions | Yao |
---|---|---|
Vermilion Bird | South | ⚌ |
White Tiger | West | ⚎ |
Black Tortoise | North | ⚏ |
Yellow Dragon or Qilin | Central |
What does north south east and west symbolize?
North = wisdom/thought. South = beginnings/purity. East = salvation/spirit. West = conclusions/fullness.