planetary

English

Etymology

planet +‎ -ary

Adjective

planetary (not comparable)

(astronomy) Of, or relating to planets, or the orbital motion of planets.
- Fuller
  erratical and planetary life
Of, or relating to the Earth; terrestrial.
Of, or relating to the whole Earth; global.
(of a gear train) epicyclic

Synonyms

(of the whole earth): global
(of a gear train): epicyclic

Derived terms

Translations

of or relating to planets

Asturian: planetariu
Catalan: planetari (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 行星的 (zh) (xíngxīng de)
Czech: planetární (cs)
Dutch: planetair (nl)
Esperanto: planeda, planeduma
Finnish: planetaarinen (fi)
French: planétaire (fr)
Galician: planetario
German: planetar (de)
Greek: πλανητικός (el) (planitikós)
Irish: pláinéadach

Italian: planetario (it)
Japanese: 惑星の (ja) (わくせいの, wakusei no)
Manx: planaidagh
Norman: plianétaithe
Norwegian:
Bokmål: planetarisk

Nynorsk: planetarisk
Portuguese: planetário (pt)
Romanian: planetár (ro)
Russian: планета́рный (ru) (planetárnyj), плане́тный (ru) (planétnyj)
Slovene: planetáren
Spanish: planetario (es)
Tagalog: buntalain

Noun

planetary (plural planetaries)

A planetary nebula.

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