Meaning & Definition of word "Navigational"

Navigational

/ˌnæv.ɪˈɡeɪ.ʃən.əl/

1. Of or relating to navigation; helping to determine one's position or direction.
- Example: The ship's navigational system accurately displays its current location on the map.
2. Designed for or used in navigation.
- Example: The pilot used the navigational charts to reach the airport safely.
3. Referring to the methods or techniques used in navigation.
- Example: Advancements in navigational technology have greatly improved air travel efficiency.
4. Pertaining to the act of guiding a vehicle or vessel along a specific route.
- Example: 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.

Meaning: To navigate through a tough situation.

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

Meaning: Using GPS or maps to get somewhere.

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