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1astr- — pref. Variant of astro . * * * …
2astr- — or astro combining form Etymology: Latin astr , astro , from Greek, from astron more at star star ; heavens ; outer space ; astronomical < astrophysics > …
3astr- — combining form or astro Etymology: Middle English astro , from Old French, from Latin astr , astro , from Greek, from astron star more at star 1. : star astroid astrometer …
4astr. — 1. astronomer. 2. astronomical. 3. astronomy. * * * astr., 1. astronomer. 2. astronomical. 3. astronomy …
5astr. — 1. astronomer. 2. astronomical. 3. astronomy. * * * …
6ASTR. — Astronomi (International » Turkish) …
7astr(o)- — [Gr. astron star] a combining form denoting relationship to a star, or to an aster …
8ASTRÆ`A — the daughter of Zeus and Themis, the goddess of justice; dwelt among men during the Golden Age, but left the earth on its decline, and her sister Pudicitia along with her, the withdrawal explained to mean the vanishing of the ideal from the… …
9Astr. — 1) Astronom; Astronomie EN astronomer; astronomy 2) Astronaut; Astronautik EN astronaut; astronautics …
Abkürzungen und Akronyme in der deutschsprachigen Presse Gebrauchtwagen
10astr. — 1) astronomisch EN astronomical 2) astronautisch EN astronautic …
Abkürzungen und Akronyme in der deutschsprachigen Presse Gebrauchtwagen
