geoid

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈdʒiːɔɪd/
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• General-American: /ˈd͡ʒiˌɔɪd/
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• CMU ARPABET: JH IY1 OY0 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From German Geoid (“geoid”), analysable as geo- + -oid.

49 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: gjeoidi — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Arabic: مُجَسَّم أَرْضِيّ (mujassam ʔarḍiyy) — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Armenian: գեոիդ (geoid) — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Asturian: xeoide — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Belarusian: геоід (hjeóid) — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Bulgarian: геоид (geoid) — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Catalan: geoide — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Chinese Mandarin: 大地水準面 /大地水准面 (dàdì shuǐzhǔnmiàn) — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Czech: geoid — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Danish: geoide — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Dutch: geoïde — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Esperanto: geoido — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Estonian: geoid — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Finnish: geoidi — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Finnish: geoidipinta — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• French: géoïde — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Galician: xeoide — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Georgian: გეოიდი (geoidi) — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• German: Geoid — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Greek: γεωειδές (geoeidés) — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Hebrew: גאואיד — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Hungarian: geoid — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Icelandic: jarðsporvala — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Ido: geoido — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Indonesian: geoid — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Italian: geoide — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Japanese: ジオイド (jioido) — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Kazakh: геоид (geoid) — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Korean: 지오이드 (jioideu) — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Luxembourgish: Geoid — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Macedonian: геоид (geoid) — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Norwegian: geoide — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Norwegian Nynorsk: geoide — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Persian: زمینواره — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Polish: geoida — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Portuguese: geoide — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Romanian: geoid — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Russian: гео́ид (geóid) — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Serbo-Croatian: geoid — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Slovak: geoid — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Slovene: geoid — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Spanish: geoide — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Swedish: geoid — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Thai: จีออยด์ — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Turkish: geoit — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Ukrainian: геоїд (heojid) — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Uzbek: geoid — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Vietnamese: geoid — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation
• Zazaki: geoid — surface of constant gravitational potential at zero elevation