astrolabe in Greek
astrolabe in Greek is αστρολάβος — astrolabe means an early instrument used by astronomers and navigators to measure the height of the Sun and stars above the horizon.
astrolabe in Greek
αστρολάβος
Pronounced: astrolavos
An astronomical and navigational instrument for gauging the altitude of the Sun and stars.
What does "astrolabe" mean?
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noun An early instrument used by astronomers and navigators to measure the height of the Sun and stars above the horizon.
"The museum displays a medieval astrolabe used for navigation."
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astrolabe in a sentence
- The museum displays a medieval astrolabe used for navigation.
- Sailors once used an astrolabe to work out their position at sea.
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What is "astrolabe" in Greek?
"astrolabe" in Greek is αστρολάβος. astrolabe means: An early instrument used by astronomers and navigators to measure the height of the Sun and stars above the horizon.
How do you pronounce αστρολάβος?
"astrolabe" in Greek is αστρολάβος, pronounced "astrolavos".
How do you use "astrolabe" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum displays a medieval astrolabe used for navigation." In Greek, "astrolabe" is αστρολάβος.
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