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Pronunciation / Transliteration: ˈsfɛriko
"Il pallone ha una forma sferica."
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Having the form of a sphere; shaped like a ball.
"The earth is not a perfectly spherical body."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from medieval Latin sphericalis, from Latin sphera, from Greek sphaira 'ball, globe'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Spherical" is said worldwide
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sphérique
Transliteration: sfeʁik
"La planète a une forme sphérique."
sphärisch
Transliteration: ˈsfɛːʁɪʃ
"Die Erde hat eine sphärische Form."
sferico
Transliteration: ˈsfɛriko
"Il pallone ha una forma sferica."
esférico
Transliteration: esˈféɾiko
"La Tierra tiene una forma esférica."
esférico
Transliteration: iʃˈfɛɾiku
"O planeta tem uma forma esférica."
गोलाकार
Transliteration: golākār
"पृथ्वी का आकार गोलाकार है।"
球形的
Transliteration: qiúxíng de
"地球是一个球形的体。"
구형의
Transliteration: guhyeong-ui
"지구는 구형의 모양을 가지고 있다."
球状の
Transliteration: kyūjō no
"地球は球状の形をしています。"
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