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1 northern
شَمَاليّ \ north: in or towards the north: North America; flying north to Stockholm. northerly: towards the north; (of winds) from the north. northern: of or belonging to the north part of anything: The northern half of the Earth is called the northern Hemisphere. -
2 شمالي
شَمَاليّ \ north: in or towards the north: North America; flying north to Stockholm. northerly: towards the north; (of winds) from the north. northern: of or belonging to the north part of anything: The northern half of the Earth is called the northern Hemisphere. \ شَمَاليّ غربيّ \ northwest, northwesterly: halfway between north and west. northwestern: (not of winds) in the northwest: Alaska is in northwestern America. -
3 north
شَمَاليّ \ north: in or towards the north: North America; flying north to Stockholm. northerly: towards the north; (of winds) from the north. northern: of or belonging to the north part of anything: The northern half of the Earth is called the northern Hemisphere. -
4 northerly
شَمَاليّ \ north: in or towards the north: North America; flying north to Stockholm. northerly: towards the north; (of winds) from the north. northern: of or belonging to the north part of anything: The northern half of the Earth is called the northern Hemisphere.
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