Significado de "solstițiál" en el diccionario de rumano

ETIMOLOGÍA DE LA PALABRA SOLSTIȚIÁL

lat. solstitialis, fr. solsticial

Se denomina etimología al estudio del origen de la palabras y sus cambios estructurales y de significado.

PRONUNCIACIÓN DE SOLSTIȚIÁL EN RUMANO

solstițiál

QUÉ SIGNIFICA SOLSTIȚIÁL EN RUMANO

definición de solstițiál en el diccionario rumano

SOLASTICIO (~ i, e) relacionado con el solsticio; propio solsticio. [Sil. know-y-tierra-de]

SOLSTIȚIÁL ~ă (~i, ~e) Care ține de solstițiu; propriu solstițiului. [Sil. sol-sti-ți-al]

TRADUCCIÓN DE SOLSTIȚIÁL

Conoce la traducción de solstițiál a 25 idiomas con nuestro traductor multilingüe.

Las traducciones de solstițiál presentadas en esta sección han sido obtenidas mediante traducción automática estadística a partir del idioma rumano.

• Traductor rumano - chino: 冬至
• Traductor rumano - español: Solsticio
• Traductor rumano - inglés: solstice
• Traductor rumano - hindi: अयनांत
• Traductor rumano - árabe: إنقلاب الشمس في الصيف
• Traductor rumano - ruso: солнцестояние
• Traductor rumano - portugués: solstício
• Traductor rumano - bengalí: অয়তান্ত-বিন্দু
• Traductor rumano - francés: solstice
• Traductor rumano - malayo: solstis
• Traductor rumano - alemán: Sonnenwende
• Traductor rumano - japonés: 至点
• Traductor rumano - coreano: 지점
• Traductor rumano - javanés: solstice
• Traductor rumano - vietnamita: chí điểm
• Traductor rumano - tamil: சங்கிராந்தி
• Traductor rumano - maratí: वर्षातील सर्वात लहान अगर सर्वात मोठा दिवस
• Traductor rumano - turco: gündönümü
• Traductor rumano - italiano: Solstice
• Traductor rumano - polaco: przesilenie dnia z nocą
• Traductor rumano - ucraniano: сонцестояння
• rumano: solstițiál
• Traductor rumano - griego: ηλιοστάσιο
• Traductor rumano - afrikáans: sonstilstand
• Traductor rumano - sueco: Solstice
• Traductor rumano - noruego: Solstice

10 LIBROS DEL RUMANO RELACIONADOS CON «SOLSTIȚIÁL»

Descubre el uso de solstițiál en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con solstițiál y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.

An Introduction to Astronomy: Designed as a Text Book for ... - Pagina 14

The vernal equinox occurs about the 21st of March, and the autumnal the 22d of* September. 35. The Solstitial Points are the two points of the ecliptic most distant from the equator. The times when the sun comes to them are called solstices.

Denison Olmsted, 1850

Stellar Theology and Masonic Astronomy - Pagina 50

The solstitial points refer to the movement of the sun, north of the equator in summer and south of it in winter. They are the points marking the extreme northern and southern limits of this movement of the sun. The summer solstice, when the sun ...

Robert Hewitt Brown, 2002

Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ... - Pagina 155

Solstice, in astronomy, that time when tie iua is in one of the solstitial points ; that is, when he is at his greatest distance from the equator; thus called because he then appears to stand fall, and not to change his distance from the equator for ...

Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1816

From Alexandria, Through Baghdad: Surveys and Studies in ...

An inscribed line crosses the fifth hour circle at an angle such that it evidently met the point, now broken away, where the meridian intersected the winter solstitial circle. This was part of a "daylight triangle,” comprising two lines extending from ...

Nathan Sidoli, ‎Glen Van Brummelen, 2013

Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ... - Pagina 155

Maj. i-JSolstice, in astronomy, that time when ftt fan is in one of the solstitial points ; that is, *kn he is at his greatest distance from the equa- lorj thus called because he then appears to stand fill, and not to change his distance from the e- tiitorfor ...

Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1806

A New Theory accounting for the Dip of the Magnetic ... - Pagina 86

The solstitial range of temperature, at St. Petersburgh, is greater than at London, because its situation is continental inland, and in a higher northern latitude; therefore, the solstitial variation of the dip is more than 15'; but the diurnal range of ...

James Barlow, 1835

Newton and the Origin of Civilization - Pagina 254

Newton's colure remarks and the originals in Petavius' Latin translation of Hipparchus' Commentary Newton Petavius'Latina solstitial: middle of Great Bear and of Cancer Medium Ursae maioris, [et] Cancri solstitial: neck of Hydrus Hydri collum ...

Jed Z. Buchwald, ‎Mordechai Feingold, 2013

The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...

Encyclopaedia Perthensis. Ir^njcs, and Solon, may consult Prize Di/scrta- noctial and solstitial points. Brown. bcti 'turthre to Natural and Revealed Religion, by ,'wjcod while, returned unto the king. Bacon. -The number Him. □Tnlii>i Tbnhgicai ...

Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807

Illustrating the Phaenomena: Celestial cartography in ... - Pagina 221

the feet of Cepheus and the northern boundary of the hemisphere, to the east of the winter solstitial colure. comments: The bottom ofthe page has been cut so that Centaurus, Lupus, and Piscis Austrinus in the winter hemisphere are lost.

Elly Dekker, 2012

Ancient Astronomy: An Encyclopedia of Cosmologies and Myth

The significance of the solstitial directions is often cosmological rather than practical/calendrical, although the two are not mutually exclusive. In Hopi tradition, the main importance of the solstitial directions is that they define the fundamental ...

Clive L. N. Ruggles, 2005