This is an astrolabe.
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Astrolabe
//ˈæs.tɹəˌleɪb//
Synonyms for "astrolabe" (5 found)
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3 entriesTranslations
49 translations across 43 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- أَسْطْرُلَاب noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Aramaic
1 entries- ܐܣܛܪܘܠܘܒܘܢ noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Armenian
1 entries- աստրոլաբ noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Catalan
1 entries- astrolabi noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 星盤 /星盘 noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Corsican
1 entries- astrolabiu noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Czech
1 entries- astroláb noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Danish
1 entries- astrolabium noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Dutch
1 entries- astrolabium noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Esperanto
1 entries- astrolabo noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Estonian
1 entries- astrolaab noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Finnish
1 entries- astrolabi noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
French
1 entries- astrolabe noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Galician
1 entries- astrolabio noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Georgian
1 entries- ასტროლაბი noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
German
2 entries- Astrolabium noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
- Sternhöhenmesser noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Greek
1 entries- αστρολάβος noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Hindi
1 entries- तारेक्ष noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Hungarian
1 entries- asztrolábium noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Ido
1 entries- astrolabo noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Italian
2 entries- astrolabio noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
- astrolabo noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Japanese
1 entries- アストロラーベ noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Kazakh
1 entries- астролябия noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Korean
1 entries- 아스트롤라베 noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Kyrgyz
1 entries- астролябия noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Latvian
2 entries- astrolabija noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
- astrolabs noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Lithuanian
1 entries- astroliabija noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Neapolitan
1 entries- strulàbbio noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Occitan
1 entries- astrolabi noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- اسطرلاب noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Persian
4 entries- اختریاب noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
- استرلاب noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
- اسطرلاب noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
- ستارهیاب noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Polish
1 entries- astrolabium noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Portuguese
1 entries- astrolábio noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Romanian
1 entries- astrolab noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Russian
1 entries- астроля́бия noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Sanskrit
1 entries- यन्त्रराज noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Slovak
1 entries- astroláb noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Slovene
1 entries- astrolab noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Spanish
1 entries- astrolabio noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Swedish
1 entries- astrolabium noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Tajik
1 entries- устурлоб noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Turkish
1 entries- usturlap noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Ukrainian
1 entries- астроля́бія noun (astronomical and navigational instrument)
Sample sentences
6 total sentences available.
Astrolabe is an elaborate inclinometer, and can be considered an analog calculator capable of working out several different kinds of problems in astronomy.
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Astrolabe was used in classical antiquity, the Islamic Golden Age, the European Middle Ages and the Age of Discovery.
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Is that an astrolabe?
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