What are the names of the winds blowing from high pressure belts to the equator?

We are talking about the trade winds. Trade winds are winds that, unlike monsoons, do not change their direction and always blow from tropical latitudes towards the equator. The closer their origin is to the equator, the less speed they develop and vice versa. Their boundaries change depending on the time of the year, as the strip of calm that delimits the trade winds of the Northern and Southern hemispheres shifts towards one or the other hemisphere depending on the position of the Sun. They play a large role for sailors, because they can carry ships off course.