What does the word Planet mean in Greek?

The Greek word is πλανήτης (Plah-NEE-tees), from which we get the word 'planet.'

The name of the planet uranus comes from the greek word 'ouranos' which means sky.

Uranus comes from the greek word Ouranos which means sky .

The word "planet" comes from the Greek for "wanderer".

yes from the word 'planet'

"Planet" comes from the Greek for "wanderer"

Yes the word planet was originally called wanderer in the Greek language.

The word comes from ancient Greek planetes, meaning wanderer.

the greek word pathos mean

Helium - from the Greek word Helios, the sun Uranium - from the planet Uranus Neptunium - from the planet Neptune Plutonium - from the planet Pluto Selenium - from the Greek word Selene, the moon Palladium - from the asteroid Pallas Tellurium - from the Greek word Tellus, the earth Mercury - from the planet Mercury Cerium - from the asteroid Ceres

planet = πλανήτης (plah-NEE-tees)

πλανήτης [planeetees] > planet

The prefix aero derives from the Ancient Greek word for the planet Mars. Aero means of or pertaining to the planet Mars. For example, aerology means the study of Mar's geology.

Yes. Planet < πλανήτης (αστήρ) = wanderer (star)

Planetace, which is Greek for "wanderer"

There is no such word in Greek.

There is no such word in Greek language.

It is the Greek word for "battle".

The word planet derives from the ancient Greek word astēr planētēs, which means "wandering star".

Dorean is the Greek word for "Gift" Dorean is the Greek word for "Gift" Dorean is the Greek word for "Gift"

In ancient Greek,the whole expression was 'planet stars' ( πλανήτες αστέρες planites asteres) that means 'wandering,roaming stars'

παρακαλο is the Greek word for please.

"naughtiness" is not a Greek word, it is English.

the Greek word for fish is de'nuity

The word planet comes from Middle English, from French planete, from late Latin planeta, planetes, from Greek planetes 'wanderer, planet,' from planan 'wander.'

multi planet : πολυπλανητικό (poliplanitiko). As in a multiplanet system. πολυπλανητικό σύστημα

Ecos mean house in Greek

Laughter is not a Greek word nor does it have Greek origin, so it doesnt mean anything in Greek. The translation is γέλιο (gelio).

If you mean what is the greek word for "wood sound" then its: Ξύλινος ήχος [xeelinos ehos] If you mean HOW DOES the Greek word for wood sound, then it's xeelo

The word is from the French, and originally from the Latin. "Pale" is not a Greek word and has no meaning in Greek.

The word 'color' comes from the Latin, and has no Greek meaning. The Greek word for color is chroma.

Ask is an Old English word. It doesn't mean anything in Greek.

No, the word "crazy" does not mean perfect in either Hebrew or Greek.

The Greek word Mitosis means thread

The greek word moira means fate.

kryptos is the greek word for secret or hidden

πλανήτης (Plah-NEE-tees),

The word "turkeys" has no Greek meaning. The Greek word for turkey is γαλοπούλα (galopoula).

If what you mean is what is the word "order" in Greek, then it is - oh wait, my computer does not type Greek. So I will type in English letters that mostly resemble Greek. It is oEipa.

boat doesn't mean anything in Greek, but if you mean whats the Greek word for boat its καράβι/karavi

Saturn is named after the Greek god of agriculture.

Anointed (adjective): Hebrew = mashuach (מָשׁוּחַ) Greek = chrisménos (χρισμένος) Anointed one (noun): Hebrew = mashiach (משיח) Greek = christos (χριστος)

The word 'climate ' derived as 'kilma' in greek word which means 'inclination'.

Month is not a Greek word... it is of Germanic origin and relates to the word 'moon'.

The Greek word hippology means the study of horses.

The Greek word polygon means 'many sides'

The Greek word Halogen means "salt forming".

thats a greek-cypriot word, it means bottle

The Greek word sophia means "wisdom" or "knowledge".

The Latin equivalent of the English word 'planet' is the following: planeta. The ancient Romans in turn took their word from the ancient, classical Greek 'planes', which means 'wanderer'. The pronunciation of the Latin word is as follows: plah-NAY-tah.