synodic period
synodic period noun: the apparent orbital period of a planet as seen from Earth; the period between two consecutive conjunctions (or oppositions) of a given planet with Earth.
Noun
synodic period (plural synodic periods)
- The apparent orbital period of a planet as seen from Earth; the period between two consecutive conjunctions (or oppositions) of a given planet with Earth.
- Synonyms:
- synodic time
synodic period meaning in Tamil and Malayalam
synodic period in Tamil
- சங்கமகாலம், ஞாயிற்றுவழிச் சுற்றுக்காலம்
synodic period in Malayalam
- സംയുതി കാലം
Synonyms of synodic period
Forms of synodic period
| plural | synodic periods |
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Questions about synodic period
- What does synodic period mean?
- Synodic period means the apparent orbital period of a planet as seen from Earth; the period between two consecutive conjunctions (or oppositions) of a given planet with Earth.
- What is synodic period in Tamil?
- Synodic period in Tamil is சங்கமகாலம், ஞாயிற்றுவழிச் சுற்றுக்காலம். See Synodic period meaning in Tamil.
- What part of speech is synodic period?
- Synodic period is a noun.
- What is the plural of synodic period?
- The plural of synodic period is synodic periods.
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