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Severozápadné is a geographical term referring to a direction or region that lies in the northwest. It is a compound word derived from the Slavic roots "sever" meaning north and "západ" meaning west. The combination indicates a direction or area that is a blend of these two cardinal points.

In many contexts, particularly in Central and Eastern Europe where Slavic languages are prevalent, "severozápadné" is used to denote a specific quadrant on a compass or map. It can also describe a region or a part of a larger geographical area that is situated in this direction. For instance, one might refer to the "severozápadné" region of a country or a specific geographical feature located in the northwest.

The term is objective and descriptive, lacking any inherent positive or negative connotations. Its usage is primarily for spatial orientation and geographical identification. Depending on the language and context, similar directional terms exist, but "severozápadné" specifically points to the northwest direction in languages that utilize these Slavic root words. It is a common descriptor in meteorology, cartography, and general geographical discussions.