planeet
Afrikaans
planeet
Etymology
From Dutch planeet, ultimately from Ancient Greek πλανήτης (planḗtēs, “wanderer”).
Noun
planeet (plural planete)
Related terms
- planetoïde
- planetestelsel
Dutch
Etymology
From Middle Dutch planete, from Old French planete, from Late Latin planēta, from Ancient Greek πλανήτης (planḗtēs, “wanderer”).
Pronunciation
-
planeet (file)
Noun
planeet c (plural planeten, diminutive planeetje n)
Synonyms
- dwaalster
Derived terms
Derived terms
- dwergplaneet
- planetarisch
- planeets (obsolete spelling planeetsch)
- planetisch
- (planets by type) benedenplaneet, bijplaneet, binnenplaneet, bovenplaneet, buitenplaneet, hoofdplaneet, manwijfplaneet, nevenplaneet, opperplaneet
- planeetbaan, planetenbaan
- planeetboek, planetenboek n
- planeetbol
- planetenkorps (obsolete spelling planetencorps) n
- planetendag
- planeetgeest m
- planeetgenoot m
- planeetgestel n
- planeetjaar, planetenjaar n
- planeetkenner m
- planeetkenner m
- planeetkennis
- planeetkijker m
- planetenkoor n
- planeetkring
- planeetkunde
- planeetkundig
- planeetkundige m
- planeetlezen
- planeetlezer m
- planeetloop, planetenloop
- planeetnevel
- planeetrad, planetenrad n
- planeetstelsel, planetenstelsel n
- planeetster
- planetenstond(e)
- planetental n
- planetenteken (obsolete spelling planetenteeken) n
- planetenuur n
- planeetvormig
- planetenweg
Related terms
- planetair, interplanetair
- planetarium n
Estonian
Noun
planeet (genitive planeedi, partitive planeeti)
Declension
This noun needs an inflection-table template.
Derived terms
- kääbusplaneet
West Frisian
Noun
planeet c
- A planet, celestial body moving around a star, like, in this solar system, each of the seven major bodies which move relative to the seemingly fixed stars in the night sky, plus the earth itself.
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