Starboard (noun)

1. The right-hand side of a ship or aircraft when facing forward.
2. The direction to the right of an observer facing the direction of travel.

Origin:

Old english stēorbord, from stēoran "to steer" + bord "board" (referring to the side of a ship on which the steering oar or rudder is placed).

Examples:

1. The captain gave orders to adjust the ship's course to starboard.
2. The passengers on the starboard side of the ship had a better view of the sunset.
3. The pilot was instructed to make a turn to starboard to avoid the oncoming aircraft.
4. The starboard side of the boat was more sheltered from the wind, making it a more comfortable place to sit.
5. The starboard side of the ship was docked at the pier for loading and unloading.