aeronautics

See also: aeronàutics

English

Etymology

From French aéronautique or New Latin aeronauticus. Equivalent to aero- + -naut + -ics.

Noun

aeronautics (uncountable)

1. The design, construction, mathematics and mechanics of aircraft and other flying objects
2. The theory and practice of aircraft navigation

Hypernyms

• aerospace

Related terms

• aeronautical
• aeronautic
• aeronaut
• astronautics

Translations

mechanics and science of aircraft

• Arabic: عِلْم اَلطَّيَرَان‎ m (ʿilm aṭ-ṭayarān)
• Asturian: aeronáutica f
• Bulgarian: въздухопла́ване (bg) n (vǎzduhoplávane), аерона́втика f (aeronávtika)
• Catalan: aeronàutica (ca) f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 航空學 (zh), 航空学 (zh) (hángkōngxué), 航空術 (zh), 航空术 (zh) (hángkōngshù)

• Esperanto: aeronaŭtiko
• French: aéronautique (fr) f
• Galician: aeronáutica f
• German: Luftfahrt (de) f
• Greek: αεροναυτική (el) f (aeronaftikí)
• Interlingue: aeronautica
• Italian: aeronautica (it) f
• Japanese: 航空学 (こうくうがく, kōkūgaku)

• Malay: aeronautik (ms), kaji terbang
• Occitan: aeronautica (oc) f
• Persian: هوانوردی‎ (fa) (havānavardi)
• Portuguese: aeronáutica (pt) f
• Romanian: aeronautică (ro) f
• Russian: воздухопла́вание (ru) n (vozduxoplávanije), аэрона́втика (ru) f (aeronávtika), лётное де́ло n (ljótnoje délo)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: ваздухопловство n, зракопловство n аеронаутика f

  Roman: vazduhoplovstvo n, zrakoplovstvo (sh) n, aeronautika (sh) f

• Spanish: aeronáutica (es) f
• Swedish: aeronautik (sv)

theory and practice of aircraft navigation

• Esperanto: aerveturado

• Irish: aerloingseoireacht f

See also

• avionics