IPA: /ˌkoʊləˈtɪtud/
KK: /kəˈleɪtɪtjuːd/
The angle that measures how far a point is from the equator, calculated as the difference between that point's latitude and 90 degrees.
To find the colatitude of a location, subtract its latitude from 90 degrees.
Colatitude is formed from "co-" (meaning together) and "latitude" (from Latin "latitudo", meaning width or breadth). The term refers to the angular distance from the poles, indicating a position together with respect to the equator's width.
Think of 'together' ('co-') and the 'width' ('latitude') of the Earth — colatitude describes a position in relation to the Earth's width.