EbN
- noun
- Archaic
- The ship set its course to EbN to avoid the oncoming storm.
Examples
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Sailors were instructed to steer EbN after passing the lighthouse.
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On the old nautical chart, EbN is clearly marked between east and east-northeast.
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The direction is EbN on the compass.
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Can you point to EbN on the map?
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On the old nautical chart, EbN is clearly marked between east and east-northeast.
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Sailors were instructed to steer EbN after passing the lighthouse.
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The ship set its course to EbN to avoid the oncoming storm.
Synonyms
A compass direction one point north of due east
Surface Forms
Etymology
EbN comes from the compass phrase east by north, where by means 'a small step' toward another direction. So, EbN is a little north of east, one point from due east.