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cosmology in Bulgarian

cosmology in Bulgarian is космоло́гия, космология — cosmology means the scientific study of the origin, structure, and future of the universe.

cosmology in Bulgarian

космоло́гия
noun
Pronounced: kosmologiya
космология
noun
Pronounced: kosmologiya

What does "cosmology" mean?

  1. noun The scientific study of the origin, structure, and future of the universe.
    "Modern cosmology relies heavily on data from telescopes observing the earliest galaxies."
  2. noun A particular culture's or religion's belief system about how the universe came to be and how it works.
    "Many ancient cosmologies pictured the Earth resting on the back of a giant animal."
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cosmology in a sentence

  • Modern cosmology relies heavily on data from telescopes observing the earliest galaxies.
  • Many ancient cosmologies pictured the Earth resting on the back of a giant animal.

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What is "cosmology" in Bulgarian?

"cosmology" in Bulgarian is космоло́гия, космология. cosmology means: The scientific study of the origin, structure, and future of the universe.

How do you pronounce космоло́гия?

"cosmology" in Bulgarian is космоло́гия, pronounced "kosmologiya".

How do you use "cosmology" in a sentence?

Example: "Modern cosmology relies heavily on data from telescopes observing the earliest galaxies." In Bulgarian, "cosmology" is космоло́гия, космология.

Are there other ways to say "cosmology" in Bulgarian?

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "cosmology": космоло́гия, космология.

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