Synonyms for "tribology"

Ranked by relevance and common usage.

Related word relations

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5 relation types

More general

1 entries

mechanical engineering

derived from

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logy

has context

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engineeringphysics

is a

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mechanical engineering

related to

6 entries

engineeringfrictionlubricationsciencetechnologywear

Translations

20 translations across 18 languages.

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Armenian

2 entries

• շփագիտություն noun (science and technology of lubrication)
• տրիբոլոգիա noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Belarusian

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• трыбалогія noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Bulgarian

1 entries

• трибология noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Danish

1 entries

• tribologi noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Estonian

1 entries

• triboloogia noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Finnish

2 entries

• tribologia noun (science and technology of lubrication)
• voiteluoppi noun (science and technology of lubrication)

French

1 entries

• tribologie noun (science and technology of lubrication)

German

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• Tribologie noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Greek

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• τριβολογία noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Italian

1 entries

• tribologia noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Norwegian Bokmål

1 entries

• tribologi noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Polish

1 entries

• tribologia noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Portuguese

1 entries

• tribologia noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Romanian

1 entries

• tribologie noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Russian

1 entries

• триболо́гия noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Spanish

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• tribología noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Swedish

1 entries

• tribologi noun (science and technology of lubrication)

Ukrainian

1 entries

• трибологія noun (science and technology of lubrication)

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