Merkur

merkur Merkúr Merkür English ,VA spacecraft Proper noun A defunct automobile brand produced by the Ford Motor Company in the late 1980s. The western name given to the Russian VA spacecraft. Anagrams en ekmrru murker Czech thumb|17th-century sculpture of the Roman god Mercury by Artus Quellinus thumb|Planet Mercury Pronunciation cs Cs-Merkur.ogg cs Mer kur Proper noun m-an Merkurův cs Roman god Mercury Roman god Declension m.an.sg Proper noun m-in merkurský Merkuřan cs Q308cs astronomy Mercury, the first planet in the Solar System Declension m.sg.gena:u See also Further reading Merkur (mytologie) cs Merkur (planeta) cs cs eponyms cs Planets of the Solar System Roman deities Danish da: Etymology From da la Mercurius. Proper noun da proper noun genitive Merkurs da Q308Mercury (planet) da Q1150 da Roman god Mercury See also da Planets of the Solar System Astronomy Roman deities Roman mythology Mythology Faroese Proper noun fo proper noun m fo Q308 Mercury planet See also fo Planets of the Solar System German Etymology de :lbor la:Mercurius de la Mercurius. Pronunciation de /mɛʁˈkuːɐ̯/ de De-Merkur.ogg de De-Merkur2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de uːɐ̯ 2 de Mer kur Proper noun m,s:- de Q308 de Planets of the Solar System de astronomy Mercury de Q1150 de Roman god Mercury Declension m,s:-.sg Noun n:m.sg de alchemy mercury de Quecksilber common Declension n:m.sg See also References Merkur_Planet Merkur (Planet) Merkur_Gott_Sagengestalt Merkur (Römischer Gott) Merkur_Quecksilber Merkur (Quecksilber) de eponyms Latvian Proper noun lv proper noun form m lv Merkurs voc s Northern Sami Etymology Borrowed from se no Merkur. Pronunciation se Proper noun se proper noun se Q308Mercury planet Inflection se noun See also Further reading se Planets of the Solar System Norwegian Bokmål no:Merkur thumb|A color image of Mercury from the MESSENGER spacecraft. thumb|A first-century Roman marble statue of Mercury. Etymology nb, based on nb la Mercurius Mercury, the Roman god; the planet Mercury. The Norwegian form is a shortened adaptation of the Latin name, with final -ius omitted. The Latin name itself is of uncertain origin, possibly connected with la merx merchandise, goods, or perhaps ultimately from nb ett - and subsequently influenced by Latin la merx. The astronomical sense is named after the Roman deity. The association reflects Mercury's traditional swiftness; the planet moves around the Sun faster than any other planet, completing an orbit in about 88 Earth days. Compare da Merkur, de Merkur, cs Merkur, sv Merkurius, fi Merkurius, fr Mercure and en Mercury. Pronunciation nb /¹mærˈkʉːr/ [mæɾˈkʉ̀ːɾ] nb ʉːr 2 nb Mer kur Proper noun nb proper noun nb astronomy Mercury; the innermost and smallest planet in the Solar System, a rocky planet with no natural satellites nb Merkur kan bare sees i kortere perioder fordi planeten ligger så nær Sola på himmelen. Mercury can only be seen for short periods because the planet appears so close to the Sun in the sky. nb 17 March 2009 Knut Jørgen Røed Ødegaard Aftenposten Sirkler seg inn mot Merkur Fordi Merkur er så nær Solen, kan planeten bare sees i kortere perioder fra Jorden. Because Mercury is so close to the Sun, the planet can only be seen for short periods from Earth. nb Roman mythology Mercury; the Roman god of commerce, merchants, travellers and communication, identified with the Greek god Hermes and traditionally regarded as the messenger of the gods nb Merkur blir ofte fremstilt med vingesko og en stav omslynget av slanger. Mercury is often depicted with winged shoes and a staff entwined by snakes. nb 1873 Henrik Ibsen Kejser og Galilæer Emperor and Galilean 298 du store vingefodede Merkur you great wing-footed Mercury nb 1985 Sissel Lange-Nielsen Våren 39 gudenes sendebud Merkur løp på lette føtter gjennom mange land Mercury, the messenger of the gods, ran lightly through many lands Derived terms nb merkurpassasje transit of Mercury nb merkurstav caduceus; staff of Mercury Descendants se Merkur 1 See also References “Merkur”, Store norske leksikon “Mercurius”, Store norske leksikon nb Planets of the Solar System Norwegian Nynorsk nn:Planeten + nn:Guden + Proper noun nn proper noun no Q308Mercury (planet) nn Roman god Mercury nn Planets of the Solar System Serbo-Croatian Pronunciation Mèrkūr sh Mer kur Proper noun Mèrkūr m-in,m-an sh Q308sh inanimate Mercury planet sh Planets of the Solar System sh animate Mercury Roman god sh Roman deities Declension inanimate Mèrkūr Merkúra Merkuru Merkur Merkuru Merkuru Merkurom animate Mèrkūr Merkúra Merkuru Merkura Merkuru Merkuru Merkurom Slovene sl: Pronunciation Merkȗr Proper noun Merkȗr m-an sl Q308Mercury (planet) sl Roman god Mercury Declension Planet: Merkúr sg God (or sometimes the planet): Merkúr 1 sg See also sl Planets of the Solar System