meteorite

See also: Meteorite and météorite

English

A cast of the Middlesbrough meteorite, which fell to earth on 14 March 1881 in Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, England, UK

meteorite (plural meteorites)

Terms derived from meteorite

Terms related to meteorite

remains of a meteor

Lithuanian: meteoritas m
Macedonian: метеорит m (meteorit)
Malay: meteorit
Maltese: meteorit m
Maori: matakōkiri, whatu kōkiri
Mongolian: газарт унасан солир (gazart unasan solir), солирын чулуулаг (soliryn čuluulag)
Nahuatl: cītlalmītl (nah)
Norwegian: meteoritt m
Persian: شهاب‌سنگ‎ (šahâb-sang)
Polish: meteoryt (pl) m
Portuguese: meteorito (pt) m
Punjabi: ਉਲਕਾ ਪਿੰਡ (ulkā piṇḍ)
Quechua: pachakawri rumi
Romanian: meteorit (ro) m
Russian: метеори́т (ru) m (meteorít)
Scottish Gaelic: dreagag f
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: метеорит m

Roman: meteorit (sh) m
Slovak: meteorit m
Slovene: meteorit (sl) m
Spanish: meteorito (es) m
Swedish: meteorit (sv) c
Tagalog: bulalato, meteorita
Tajik: шиҳобпора (šihobpora), метеорит (meteorit), шиҳобсанг (šihobsang)
Tamil: விண்வீழ்கல் (viṇvīḻkal)
Tatar: метеорит (meteorit)
Thai: อุกกาบาต (th) (ùk-gaa-bàat)
Turkish: göktaşı (tr), meteorit (tr)
Turkmen: meteorit
Ukrainian: метеори́т m (meteorýt)
Urdu: شہابی پتھر‎ m (śihābī patthar)
Uyghur: مېتېئورىت‎ (mëtë'orit)
Uzbek: meteorit (uz)
Vietnamese: thiên thạch (vi), vẫn thạch (vi)

meteorite m or f (plural meteoriti)

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