Soyuz

See also: soyuz

English

Soyuz capsule

Etymology

From Russian Сою́з (Sojúz), from сою́з (sojúz, “union”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈsɔɪjuːz/, /ˈsɔːjuːz/

Noun

Soyuz (plural Soyuzes)

1. Any of a series of Soviet, later Russian spacecraft.
   1. Any of a series of Soviet/Russian space capsules
   2. Any of a series of Soviet/Russian space launch rockets

Coordinate terms

• Progress
• Proton
• Salyut

 

Translations

a Soviet/Russian spacecraft

• Arabic: سُويُوز m (suyūz)
• Armenian: Սոիուզ (Soiuz)
• Belarusian: Саю́з m (Sajúz)
• Bulgarian: Сою́з m (Sojúz)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 聯盟號／联盟号 (zh) (Liánméng hào)

• Czech: Sojuz m
• Finnish: Sojuz
• French: Soyouz (fr) m
• Georgian: სოიუზი (soiuzi)
• German: Sojus f (rarely m, n)
• Greek: Σογιούζ (Sogioúz)
• Hebrew: סויוז m (soyuz)
• Hindi: सोयुज़ (soyuz), सोयूज़ (soyūz)
• Hungarian: Szojuz
• Indonesian: Soyuz
• Japanese: ソユーズ (Soyūzu)
• Kazakh: Союз (Soüz)
• Korean: 소유스 (Soyuseu)
• Kyrgyz: Союз (ky) (Soyuz)
• Latvian: Sojuz m
• Lithuanian: Sojuz m
• Macedonian: Сојуз m (Sojuz)
• Malay: Soyuz
• Mongolian: Союз (mn) (Sojüz)
• Persian: سایوز (sâyuz)
• Polish: Sojuz m
• Portuguese: Soyuz m
• Romanian: Soiuz m
• Russian: Сою́з (ru) m (Sojúz)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Сојуз m

  Roman: Sojuz m

• Slovak: Sojuz m
• Slovene: Sojuz m
• Spanish: Soyuz m
• Tajik: Союз (tg) (Soyuz)
• Turkish: Soyuz
• Ukrainian: Сою́з m (Sojúz)
• Urdu: سویوز (soyūz)
• Vietnamese: Soyuz

Further reading

• Soyuz (rocket family) on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
• Soyuz (space capsule) on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Spanish

Proper noun

Soyuz m

1. Soyuz (a Soviet/Russian spacecraft)