earthshine en · NOUN
Pronunciation
- (General-American) audio
- /ˈɜːθʃaɪn/ (Received-Pronunciation)
- (Southern-England) audio
- /ˈɜɹθʃaɪn/ (General-American)
Etymology
From earth + shine (noun), modelled after moonshine.
Meanings
- (uncountable) Sunlight reflected from the Earth's surface, especially when visible on the part of the Moon's surface not illuminated by the Sun (the night side); earthlight.
Forms
| Spelling | Features | Labels | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| earth-shine | alternative | lexicographic | |
| Earthshine | alternative | lexicographic |
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Translations (24)
ko 지구조 (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · th แสงโลก (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · fr clair de Terre (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · sv jordsken (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · fr lumière cendrée (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · es luz terrestre (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · id sinar bumi (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · fi maatamo (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · ja 地球照 (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · fa زمینتاب (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · de Erdschein (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · id cahaya bumi (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · nn jordskin (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · ml ഭൂനിലാവ് (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · ga domhanloinnir (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · vi ánh sáng Trái Đất (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · es luz cenicienta (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · cmn 地球反照 (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · he אור ארץ (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · ar ضوء الأرض (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · pl blask Ziemi (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · ms cahaya bumi (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · ha hasken ƙasa (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface) · nl asgrauwe licht (sunlight reflected from the Earth’s surface)