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What is the russian word for astronaut?

космонавт (Anglecized . . . 'Cosmonaut')


What is another word for spaceman?

astronaut cosmonaut


What is a sentence using the word cosmonaut?

I wouldn't trade my dad for a cosmonaut! I'm pretty sure that it was a cosmonaut that was the first to orbit the Earth.


Who was the last cosmonaut to fly to mir on an American space shuttle?

Valery V Ryumin was the ninth and final Russian cosmonaut to fly to Mir on an American Space Shuttle. He flew on STS-91.


Who was the first russian cosmonaut moon?

No Russian cosmonaut has landed on the moon. The first human to walk on the moon was American astronaut Neil Armstrong in 1969.


What word beginning with C means sailor of the universe?

Cosmonaut


When did the first American enter space?

Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin is the first american to enter space


Another word for an astronaut?

Cosmonaut. Space Sailor. Star Sailor.


What word names a crew member in a spacecraft?

Cosmonaut or astronaut.


Where does the word cosmonaut come from?

kosmos meaning "universe" & nautes meaning "sailor"


A Russian astronaut is called what?

Cosmonaut is the conventional English term for a Russian astronaut, but the terms astronaut and cosmonaut are considered interchangeable. Cosmonaut derives from the Greek for universe + sailor.The Soviet [Russian] cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin has the distinction of having been the first human in space and the first to orbit, orbiting the Earth in 1961.


What's the difference between an astronaut and a cosmonaut?

Astronaut and cosmonaut are the names given to people who travel in space, either as a pilot or crew member of a spacecraft. Astronaut is widely used by English-speaking countries, cosmonaut is used by Russia. Other countries like China use completely different words for space traveler.But they are essentially the same thing, astronaut being an American version and cosmonaut generally referring to Russian space travelers. It is the English rendering of the Russian word Kosmonavt