astrolabe

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• /ˈæs.tɹəˌleɪb/
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From Middle English astrelabie et al., from Middle French astrolabe, Old French astrelabe, from Ancient Greek ἀστρολάβος (astrolábos, “star-taking”), from ἄστρον (ástron, “star”) + λαμβάνω (lambánō, “I take”).

49 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: أَسْطْرُلَاب (ʔasṭrulāb) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Aramaic: ܐܣܛܪܘܠܘܒܘܢ — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Armenian: աստրոլաբ (astrolab) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Catalan: astrolabi — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Chinese Mandarin: 星盤 /星盘 (xīngpán) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Corsican: astrolabiu — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Czech: astroláb — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Danish: astrolabium — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Dutch: astrolabium — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Esperanto: astrolabo — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Estonian: astrolaab — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Finnish: astrolabi — astronomical and navigational instrument
• French: astrolabe — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Galician: astrolabio — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Georgian: ასტროლაბი (asṭrolabi) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• German: Astrolabium — astronomical and navigational instrument
• German: Sternhöhenmesser — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Greek: αστρολάβος (astrolávos) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Hindi: तारेक्ष (tārekṣ) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Hungarian: asztrolábium — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Ido: astrolabo — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Italian: astrolabio — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Italian: astrolabo — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Japanese: アストロラーベ (asutororābe) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Kazakh: астролябия (astroläbiä) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Korean: 아스트롤라베 (aseuteurollabe) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Kyrgyz: астролябия (astrolyabiya) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Latvian: astrolabs — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Latvian: astrolabija — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Lithuanian: astroliabija — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Neapolitan: strulàbbio — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Occitan: astrolabi — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Persian: اسطرلاب (ostorlâb) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Persian: اختریاب (axtaryâb) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Persian: استرلاب (ostorlâb) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Persian: ستارهیاب (setâre-yâb) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Polish: astrolabium — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Portuguese: astrolábio — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Romanian: astrolab — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Russian: астроля́бия (astroljábija) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Sanskrit: यन्त्रराज (yantrarāja) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Slovak: astroláb — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Slovene: astrolab — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Spanish: astrolabio — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Swedish: astrolabium — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Tajik: устурлоб (usturlob) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Turkish: usturlap — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Ottoman Turkish: اسطرلاب (usturlab) — astronomical and navigational instrument
• Ukrainian: астроля́бія (astroljábija) — astronomical and navigational instrument