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)

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 (ulakā 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, f (plural meteoriti)

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