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West is one of the four cardinal directions on a compass, positioned opposite to east. It matters because it serves as a fundamental reference point for navigation and orienting ourselves in space.
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Within Vinony's link graph, oeste is referenced by 496 other articles, and connects out to cardinal direction, Wild West and Bible.
It is catalogued under the topic Orientation (geometry).
Its subject is documented across 170 Wikipedia language editions.
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- opposite of
- north
- Commons category
- West
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El oeste es uno de los cuatro puntos cardinales. También recibe el nombre de occidente o poniente u ocaso, ya que es en el oeste donde se pone el Sol. Como adjetivo se suele emplear occidental.
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