Navigational

/ˌnæv.ɪˈɡeɪ.ʃən.əl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Of or relating to navigation; helping to determine one's position or direction.

The ship's navigational system accurately displays its current location on the map.

Designed for or used in navigation.

The pilot used the navigational charts to reach the airport safely.

Referring to the methods or techniques used in navigation.

Advancements in navigational technology have greatly improved air travel efficiency.

Pertaining to the act of guiding a vehicle or vessel along a specific route.

The navigational aids along the river help boaters avoid shallow areas.

Derived from the word 'navigate', which comes from the Latin 'navigare', meaning 'to sail, to navigate'.

navigational chart

A representation of maritime areas and adjacent waters, used as a tool for navigation.

navigational compass

An instrument for determining direction relative to the Earth's magnetic field.

navigational aids

Devices or systems that assist in navigation.

GPS navigation

Using the Global Positioning System to determine the location and path.

navigational skills

The abilities required to navigate effectively.

navigate

To plan and direct the route or course.

travelling

The act of making a journey, often involving navigation.

pilot

A person who navigates or drives a ship or aircraft.

To navigate through a tough situation.

I had to navigationally maneuver through that difficult conversation at work.

Using GPS or maps to get somewhere.

We navigationally pulled up directions on our phones to find the best route.