theodolite

See also: théodolite

English

Etymology

From (deprecated template usage) [etyl]  theodolitus, of unknown origin.

Noun

theodolite (plural theodolites)

1. A surveying instrument, consisting of a small mounted telescope, used to measure horizontal and vertical angles.

Translations

instrument

• Albanian: teodolit (sq) m
• Asturian: teodolito m
• Azerbaijani: teodolit
• Basque: teodolito
• Belarusian: тэадаліт m (teadalit)
• Bulgarian: теодолит (bg) m (teodolit)
• Burmese: သီအိုဒိုလိုက် (siuiduiluik)
• Catalan: teodolit m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 经纬仪 (zh) (jīngwěiyí)

• Czech: teodolit (cs) m
• Danish: teodolit (da) c
• Dutch: theodoliet (nl) m
• Esperanto: teodolito
• Estonian: teodoliit
• Finnish: teodoliitti (fi)
• French: théodolite (fr) m
• German: Theodolit (de) m
• Greek: θεοδόλιχος (el) m (theodólichos)
• Hebrew: תֵּאוֹדוֹלִיט (he) m (theodolit)
• Hindi: थियोडोलाइट (thiyoḍolāiṭ), थिओडोलाइट (thioḍolāiṭ)
• Hungarian: teodolit, szögmérő (hu)
• Ido: teodolito (io)
• Indonesian: teodolit (id)
• Irish: teodailít f
• Italian: teodolite (it) m
• Japanese: セオドライト (ja) (seodoraito)
• Korean: 세오돌라이트 (se'odollaiteu), 경위의(經緯儀) (gyeong'wiui)
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}
• Kyrgyz: теодолит (teodolit)
• Lithuanian: teodolitas m
• Macedonian: теодолит m (teodolit)
• Manx: uillin-towsheyder m
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: teodolitt m

  Nynorsk: teodolitt m

• Oriya: ଥିଓଡ଼ୋଲାଇଟ (thioṛolaiṭô)
• Persian: تئودولیت (fa)
• Polish: teodolit (pl) m
• Portuguese: teodolito m
• Romanian: teodolit (ro) n
• Russian: теодоли́т (ru) m (teodolít)
• Scottish Gaelic: teodail
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: теодо̀лӣт m

  Roman: teodòlīt (sh) m

• Slovak: teodolit m
• Slovene: teodolit m
• Spanish: teodolito m
• Swedish: teodolit (sv) c
• Tamil: தியோடலைட்டு (tiyōṭalaiṭṭu)
• Turkish: teodolit (tr)
• Ukrainian: теодолі́т m (teodolít)
• Uzbek:

  Cyrillic: теодолит (uz) (teodolit)

  Roman: teodolit (uz)

• Vietnamese: máy kinh vĩ

See also

• tribrach