astern

As an adverb astern

is (label) beyond the stern when viewed from aboard.

As an adjective astern

is (nautical) behind.

As a noun keel is

skittle, pin.

As an adverb astern is

(label) beyond the stern when viewed from aboard.

As an adjective astern is

(nautical) behind.

As adjectives the difference between bearing and astern

is that bearing is of a beam, column, or other device, carrying weight or load while astern is (nautical) behind.

As a noun bearing

is a mechanical device that supports another part and/or reduces friction.

As a verb bearing

is .

As an adverb astern is

(label) beyond the stern when viewed from aboard.

As an adverb astern

is (label) beyond the stern when viewed from aboard.

As an adjective astern

is (nautical) behind.

As a noun pastern is

the area on a horse's leg between the fetlock joint and the hoof.

As a noun asters

is .

As an adverb astern is

(label) beyond the stern when viewed from aboard.

As an adjective astern is

(nautical) behind.

As adjectives the difference between attern and astern

is that attern is venomous; poisonous while astern is (nautical) behind.

As an adverb astern is

(label) beyond the stern when viewed from aboard.

As adjectives the difference between eastern and astern

is that eastern is of, facing, situated in, or related to the east while astern is behind.

As an adverb astern is

beyond the stern when viewed from aboard.

As adjectives the difference between altern and astern

is that altern is acting by turns; alternate while astern is (nautical) behind.

As an adverb astern is

(label) beyond the stern when viewed from aboard.

As a noun aster

is (l).

As an adverb astern is

(label) beyond the stern when viewed from aboard.

As an adjective astern is

(nautical) behind.