Part SL2 - Part Two

Section SL2/2 - Spanish Compass

[TODO Estas relaciones agregan rutinas parse_name (grandes) a los ocho objetos de la brujula. ¿Es para tanto? Pensar otra solucion]
Understand "norte" as north.
Understand "sur" as south.
Understand "este" as east.
Understand "o/oeste" as west.
Understand "no/noroeste" as northwest.
Understand "noreste" as northeast.
Understand "sureste" as southeast.
Understand "so/suroeste" as southwest.
Understand "arriba/sube/techo/lado/cielo" as up.
Understand "abajo/b/baja/suelo" as down.
Understand "adentro/dentro" as inside. ['entra' no funciona aqui pues se superpone con verbo 'entra..']
Understand "fuera/afuera" as outside.

A direction has a text called printed name. [Eric Forgeot]
The printed name of north is "norte".
The printed name of south is "sur".
The printed name of east is "este".
The printed name of west is "oeste".

The printed name of northeast is "noreste".
The printed name of southwest is "suroeste".
The printed name of southeast is "sureste".
The printed name of northwest is "noroeste".

The printed name of inside is "adentro".
The printed name of outside is "afuera".
The printed name of up is "arriba".
The printed name of down is "abajo".

Include (- has proper, -) when defining up. [para evitar 'el arriba', gracias RML]
Include (- has proper, -) when defining down.
Include (- has proper, -) when defining inside.
Include (- has proper, -) when defining outside.

The indefinite article of north is "el".[para imprimir el norte, gracias Johan]
The indefinite article of south is "el".
The indefinite article of east is "el".
The indefinite article of west is "el".
The indefinite article of northeast is "el".
The indefinite article of southwest is "el".
The indefinite article of southeast is "el".
The indefinite article of northwest is "el".