cosmodrome

English

Etymology

From cosmo- +‎ -drome, modelled after aerodrome.

Noun

cosmodrome (plural cosmodromes)

1. A site for launching spacecraft, usually in reference to such Soviet or Russian built sites as the Baikonur, Kazakhstan and Plesetsk, Russia cosmodromes.

Translations

a site for launching spacecraft

• Arabic: كُوسْمُودْرُوم m (kusmudrūm)
• Belarusian: касмадро́м m (kasmadróm)
• Bulgarian: космодру́м m (kosmodrúm)
• Catalan: cosmòdrom m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 航天發射場／航天发射场, 航天发射场 (hángtiān fāshèchǎng)

• Czech: kosmodrom (cs) m
• Danish: rumhavn
• Dutch: ruimtehaven
• Esperanto: kosmodromo
• Finnish: kosmodromi (fi)
• French: cosmodrome (fr) m, base de lancement (fr) f
• Georgian: კოსმოდრომი (ḳosmodromi)
• German: Weltraumbahnhof (de) m, Kosmodrom (de) n
• Greek: κοσμοδρόμιο (el) (kosmodrómio)
• Hebrew: קוסמודרום
• Hungarian: űrrepülőtér
• Italian: cosmodromo m
• Japanese: 宇宙基地 (うちゅうきち, uchū kichi)
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• Kazakh: ғарыш айлағы (ğaryş ailağy)
• Korean: 우주 기지 (uju giji) (宇宙基地)
• Latvian: kosmodroms m
• Lithuanian: kosmodromas m
• Macedonian: космодром m (kosmodrom)
• Mongolian: космодром (kosmodrom)
• Persian: پایگاه فضایی (pây-gâh-e fazâyi)
• Polish: kosmodrom (pl) m
• Portuguese: cosmódromo m
• Russian: космодро́м (ru) m (kosmodróm)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: космодром m

  Roman: kosmodrom m

• Slovak: kozmodróm m
• Slovene: kosmodrom m
• Spanish: cosmódromo m
• Swedish: rymdbas, rymdhamn, kosmodrom (sv) c
• Ukrainian: космодро́м m (kosmodróm)
• Vietnamese: sân bay vũ trụ

See also

• spaceport
• Baikonur
• Plesetsk, Arkhangelsk oblast
• Vostochny - Uglegorsk, Amur oblast

Anagrams

• Commodores, commodores

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French

Noun

cosmodrome m (plural cosmodromes)

1. cosmodrome