troposfære

Norwegian

noun

Definitions

the troposphere

Etymology

Derived from Ancient Greek τρόπος (turn, way, manner, a turn, style, direction, a mode in music, a trope figure of speech, a mode mood in logic, a manner, figure of speech, change, musical mode, response) affix from Norwegian Bokmål + Norwegian Bokmål sfære.

Origin

Norwegian

sfære

Gloss

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

chronotropic English
dromotropic English
inotropic English
tropo- English
tropomyosin English
tropus Latin
Troposphäre German
hepatotropo Spanish, Castilian
δολιότροπος Ancient Greek
πολύτροπος Ancient Greek
σφαῖρα Ancient Greek
τρέπω Ancient Greek
τρόπος Ancient Greek
ὁμοιότροπος Ancient Greek
Norwegian Bokmål
Barentshavet Norwegian Bokmål
aceton Norwegian Bokmål
beaufortskala Norwegian Bokmål
biosfære Norwegian Bokmål
durumhvete Norwegian Bokmål
erlenmeyerkolbe Norwegian Bokmål
granateple Norwegian Bokmål
hydrosfære Norwegian Bokmål
innflytelsessfære Norwegian Bokmål
ionosfære Norwegian Bokmål
isotop Norwegian Bokmål
jantelov Norwegian Bokmål
karbamid Norwegian Bokmål
kneippbrød Norwegian Bokmål
masovn Norwegian Bokmål
melodrama Norwegian Bokmål
mikrotom Norwegian Bokmål
neolittisk Norwegian Bokmål
oldebarn Norwegian Bokmål
paillegul Norwegian Bokmål
pitabrød Norwegian Bokmål
puslespill Norwegian Bokmål
retoromansk Norwegian Bokmål
sfære Norwegian Bokmål
sfærisk Norwegian Bokmål
sorbinsyre Norwegian Bokmål
substrat Norwegian Bokmål
terminologi Norwegian Bokmål
termoklin Norwegian Bokmål
trolleybuss Norwegian Bokmål
trope Norwegian Bokmål
tropene Norwegian Bokmål
zoonose Norwegian Bokmål
trope Norwegian Nynorsk
troposfære Norwegian Nynorsk
jantelov Danish
tropo- Catalan, Valencian
τρόπος Greek (modern)