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The entirety of the bottom of a ship (water) is called the hull, the front part being the bow, the back the stern. The top part of a water boat is called the deck. Not sure what terms would apply for a space faring boat though.

A closer comparison would be a submarine here, but there aren't special names. When you don't have a top deck you'd focus on the decks themselves, so upper decks and lower decks for general area, all numbered for identification, with further breaking down on compartments fore to aft. These can be further broken down for exact location - and on something as large as a starship probably further still!

Here's a couple of manual bits that should help:

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I think the terms you are looking for are dorsal (for the spine/top) and ventral (for the bottom/underbelly).

I think there are references to dorsal gun batteries and ventral...things...scattered in various books—not necessarily 40k, but with things like airships and the like which also have a 3-d structure floating in 3 dimensions.

 

Hope this scratches the itch. :tu:

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