hemispherical

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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *sem- Proto-Indo-European *sēmi Ancient Greek ἡμῐ- (hēmĭ-)lbor. English hemi- English spherical English hemispherical From hemi- + spherical.

21 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: hemisfèric — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Danish: hemisfærisk — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Esperanto: duongloba — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Esperanto: duonsfera — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Finnish: puolipallomainen — having the shape of a hemisphere
• French: hémisphérique — having the shape of a hemisphere
• German: halbkugelig — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Greek: ημισφαιρικός (imisfairikós) — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Ancient Greek: ἡμισφαιρικός (hēmisphairikós) — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Italian: emisferico — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Latin: hēmisphaericus — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Norwegian Bokmål: halvkuleformet — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Norwegian Bokmål: hemisfærisk — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Polish: półkulisty — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Portuguese: hemisférico — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Spanish: hemisférico — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Swedish: hemisfärisk — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Welsh: hemisfferaidd — having the shape of a hemisphere
• Esperanto: hemisfera — related to a hemisphere
• Polish: półkulowy — related to a hemisphere
• Spanish: hemisférico — related to a hemisphere