English
Etymology
From epi- + trochoid. This etymology is incomplete. You can help Wiktionary by elaborating on the origins of this term.
Pronunciation
Noun
epitrochoid (plural epitrochoids)
- A geometric curve traced by a fixed point on one circle which rotates around the perimeter of another circle. Examples include the shape of the Wankel engine
Derived terms
Translations
geometric curve
- Afrikaans: epitrogoïed
- Bulgarian: епитрохо́ида f (epitrohóida)
- Catalan: epitrocoide f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 外旋輪線 / 外旋轮线 (zh) (wàixuánlúnxiàn)
- Czech: epitrochoida
- Dutch: epitrochoïde f
- Finnish: epitrokoidi
- French: épitrochoïde (fr) f
- German: Epitrochoide f
- Greek: επιτροχοειδής m (epitrochoeidís)
- Hebrew: אפיטרוכואיד
- Italian: epitrocoide f
- Japanese: 外トロコイド (gai torokoido)
- Polish: epitrochoida
- Portuguese: epitrocoide f
- Romanian: epitrohoidă
- Russian: эпитрохо́ида (ru) f (epitroxóida)
- Slovene: epitrohida
- Spanish: epitrocoide f
- Thai: เอพิโทรคอยด์ (aypítohkoi)
- Ukrainian: епітрохо́їда f (epitroxójida)
- Vietnamese: êpitrocoit
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