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1. (n.) meteorite
the remains of a meteroid that has reached the earth from outer space.
2. meteorite
a meteoroid.
Etymology: (1815–25)
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| Definition of 'meteorite' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) meteorite
stony or metallic object that is the remains of a meteoroid that has reached the earth's surface
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| Definition of 'meteorite' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) meteorite
a mass of stone or iron which has fallen to the earth from space; an aerolite
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Sense: a small meteor that has fallen to earth.
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 Afrikaans: klein meteoriet |
 Arabic: حَجَر نَيْزَكي |
 Bulgarian: метеорит |
 Brazilian: meteorito |
 Czech: meteorit |
 German: der Meteorit |
 Danish: meteorit |
 Greek: μετεωρίτης |
 Spanish: meteorito |
 Estonian: meteoriit |
 Farsi: سنگ آسمانی |
 Finnish: meteoriitti |
 French: météorite |
 Hebrew: מֶטֶאוֹר |
 Hindi: टूटा हुआ तारा |
 Croatian: meteorit |
 Hungarian: meteorkő |
 Indonesian: meteor kecil yang jatuh k |
 Icelandic: (lítill) loftsteinn |
 Italian: meteorite |
 Japanese: 隕石 |
 Korean: 운석 |
 Lithuanian: meteoritas |
 Latvian: meteorīts |
 Malay: meteor kecil yang jatuh k |
 Dutch: meteoriet |
 Norwegian: meteoritt, meteorstein |
 Polish: meteoryt |
 Persian: سنگ آسمانی |
 Pashto: آسمانى تيګه |
 Portuguese: meteorito |
 Romanian: meteorit |
 Russian: метеорит |
 Slovak: meteorit |
 Slovenian: meteorit |
 Serbian: meteor |
 Swedish: meteorit |
 Thai: อุกกาบาต |
 Turkish: yeryüzüne düşmüş küçük gö |
 Taiwanese: 隕石 |
 Ukrainian: метеорит |
 Urdu: شہاب ثاقب کا ٹکڑا |
 Vietnamese: thiên thạch |
 Chinese: 陨石 |
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