Okay, the user wants me to translate "easterly-southeasterly" into French. Let me think about the correct terms here.
First, "easterly" refers to something coming from the east, like wind. In French, that's "oriental" or "du levant." But "southeasterly" is a bit trickier. It's a direction between south and east. The French term for that is "southeast" which is "southeast" in French too, but maybe "southeast" is used as an adjective here. Wait, "southeasterly" as an adjective would be "southeast" in French, but I need to check the correct form.
Wait, "southeasterly" is an adjective describing something that comes from the southeast. So in French, the equivalent would be "southeast" as an adjective. But I think the correct term is "southeast" or "du sud-est." However, when used as an adjective, maybe "southeast" is used directly. Let me verify. For example, "southeast wind" is "vent du sud-est." So "southeasterly" would be "southeast" as an adjective. So combining both, "easterly-southeasterly" would be "oriental-sud-est" or "du levant-sud-est." But I think the more accurate translation would be "oriental-sud-est" since "easterly" is "oriental" and "southeasterly" is "sud-est." Alternatively, maybe "du levant-sud-est," but I need to check if that's a standard term.
Wait, in meteorological terms, directions are often translated directly. So "easterly" is "oriental" and "southeasterly" is "sud-est." So the translation would be "oriental-sud-est." But I should make sure there's no more precise term. Alternatively, maybe "de l'est-sud-est," but that might be a different direction. Let me confirm: "southeasterly" is from the southeast, so "sud-est" in French. Therefore, the correct translation is "oriental-sud-est."
oriental-sud-est
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