1. An aro of the horizon intercepted between the meridian of a place and the vertical circle passing through the centre of a heavenly body. Azimuths, or vertical circles, great circles intersecting each other in the zenith and nadir, and cutting the horizon at right angles. Magnetic azimuth, an are of the horizon, intercepted between the azimuth passing through the centre of any heavenly body, and the magnetic meridian. Azimuth compass, an instrument for finding either the magnetic azimuth or the amplitude of a heavenly object. Azimuth dial, a dial whose style or gnomon is at right angles to the plane of the horizon.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• azmith,
• azmuth,
• altezimuth,
• zzimuth,
• szimuth,
• wzimuth,
• qzimuth,
• aximuth,
• asimuth,
• aaimuth,
• azimut,
• azimutth,
• azymuth,
• azimutal,
• azimuthal,
• azoote,
• anicutt,
• ACIMuT,
• azimah,
• asimut

• azimuthal.

The adjective form of the word "azimuth" is "azimuthal".

The plural of the "azimuth" can be the "azimuths".

The singular of the "azimuth" can be the "azimuth".