see|Moon|mõõn
English
Image:Jeff_Fennell_-_Early_Morning_Moon_%28by%29.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The moon
Etymology
Old English mona|mÅ�na < Proto-Germanic *mænon- < Proto-Indo-European *me(n)ses (moon, month) < PIE base *mÄ�-² (to measure).
Pronunciation
audio|en-us-moon.ogg|Audio (US)
Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-u�n|-u�n
Proper noun
the moon
- The Moon, the satellite of planet Earth.
Noun
en-noun
- Any substantially sized natural satellite of a planet.
- context|literary A month, particularly a lunar month.
#: Many moons ago...
Quotations
1957, Ed Heruhy, �<u>NEW MOON</u> Reds Launch First Space Satellite�, International News, Universal
Synonyms
(natural satellite of a planet): satellite
(month): calendar month, lunar month, month
Derived terms
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blue moon
crescent moon
full moon
half-moon, half moon
howl at the moon
man in the moon
moon-blind
mooncalf
moon-faced
moonfish
moonflower
mooning
moonish
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moonlight
moonlit
moonraker
moonwalk
new moon
old moon
once in a blue moon
over the moon
phase of the moon
thumbnail moon
waning moon
waxing moon
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Translations
trans-top|the Moon, the satellite of planet Earth
Catalan: lluna f
Crimean Tatar: ay#Crimean Tatar|ay
Dutch: maan f or m
Finnish: Kuu
French: lune f
German: Mond m
Greek: �εγγά�ι (fe[�]ɡári) n
Italian: luna#Italian|luna f
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Macedonian: ме�е�ина f (mese�ina)
Latin luna#Latin|lūna f
Persian: fa-Arab|�ا�, fa-Arab|�� (mâh)
Portuguese: lua f
Romanian: lun� f
Russian: л�на (luná) f
Spanish: luna#Spanish|luna f
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trans-top|any substantially sized natural satellite of a planet
Aleut: tugidax
Arabic: ARchar|��ر (qámar) m
Bosnian: mjesec#Bosnian|mjesec m
Catalan: lluna f
Chinese: zh-ts|�亮|�亮 (yuèlià ng)
Croatian: mjesec#Croatian|mjesec m
Czech: mÄ�sÃc m
Danish: måne c
Dutch: maan f or m (1,2)
Estonian: kuu
Finnish: kuu#Finnish|kuu
French: lune f
German: Mond m, Trabant m, Satellit m
Greek: �εγγά�ι (fe[�]ɡári) n, δο�����ο� (ðorifóros) m
Hebrew: �ר�|�ָרֵ�ַ (yare'aĥ) m, ����� (lawian) m
Hindi: �ा�द (c�m�da) �न�द�रमा (candram�)
Hungarian: hold#Hungarian|hold
Icelandic: tungl n; fylgihnöttur m
Italian satellite m, luna#Italian|luna f
Japanese: è¡�æ�� (ã��ã��ã��ã��, eiséi), æ�� (ã�¤ã��, tsukÃ)
Korean: � (dal)
Kurdish:
Latvian: pavadonis m, satelīts m, m�ness m
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Malayalam: �പ��രഹ� (upagraham)
Maltese: qamar m
Norwegian: måne m
Persian: FAchar|�ا� (mâh)
Polish: ksi�życ m
Portuguese: satélite m, lua f
Romanian: lun� f
Russian: �п��ник (spútnik) m, л�на (luná) f
Scottish Gaelic: gealach f
Serbian:
Sindhi: SDchar|ا�پ�گ�ر�ھ�ھ (upugirahu) m
Slovak: mesiac m
Slovene: luna f
Spanish: satélite m, luna#Spanish|luna f
Swahili: mwezi (nc 3/4)
Swedish: måne c
Telugu: ��దమామ (chaMdamaama)
Turkish: uydu
Welsh: lleuad, lloer
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trans-top|month
Bosnian: mjesec#Bosnian|mjesec m
Catalan: lluna f
Chinese Characters: �
Chinese: � (yuè)
Crimean Tatar: ay#Crimean Tatar|ay
Croatian: mjesec#Croatian|mjesec m
Czech: mÄ�sÃc m
Danish: måned
Dutch: maan (poetic), maand f
Estonian: kuu
Ewe: dzinu n, ɣleti n
Finnish: kuukausi, kuu#Finnish|kuu
French: lune (poetic), mois m
Georgian: ��� (tve)
German: Monat m, Mond m (poetic)
Greek: Ï�εληνιακÏ�Ï� μήναÏ� (seliniakós mÃnas) m, Ï�εγγάÏ�ι (fe[Å�]ɡári) n
Italian: mese m, luna (poetic) f
Hebrew: ���ש|��ֹ�ֶש (ĥodesh) m, �ר�|�ֶרַ� (yeraĥ) m
Hungarian: hónap
Japanese: æ�� (ã�¤ã��, tsukÃ)
Korean: � (dal), � (weol)
Kurdish
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Latvian: m�nesis m
Malayalam: �ന�ദ�രമാസ� (chandra maasam)
Maricopa: unicode|xlyʼa
O'odham: unicode|maá¹£ad
Persian: fa-Arab|�ا�, fa-Arab|�� (mâh)
Polish: miesi�c m
Portuguese: lua (poetic), mês m
Romanian: lun� f
Russian: ме��� (mésjats) m
Serbian:
Slovak: mesiac m
Slovene: mesec m
Spanish: mes#Spanish|mes m
Swedish: månvarv n
Turkish: ay
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Translations to be checked
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ttbc|Basque: hilargi
ttbc|Breton: loar f (1,3), loarenn f, loarennoù p (2), loariad f, loariadoù p (3)
ttbc|Chinese: � (yuè), �亮 (yuèlià ng), �� (yuèqiú), 太� (tà iyīn)
ttbc|Frisian: moanne
ttbc|Indonesian: bulan
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Verb
en-verb
- context|transitive|slang To display one�s buttocks to, in jest.
- intransitive (usually followed by over or about) To fuss over adoringly or with great affection.
#: Sarah mooned over Sam�s photograph for months.
Translations
trans-top|to display one�s buttocks to
Dutch: moonen, het naakte achterwerk tonen
Finnish: näyttää persettä (slang)
French: montrer le cul Ã
German: den nackten Hintern zeigen
Swedish: moona
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trans-top|to fuss over adoringly
Finnish: haikailla
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Related terms
month<!--has a related etymology-->
moonsick
See also
lunar
Moonie<!--etymologically unrelated-->
Selene
External links
sister|disambig
pedia|moon
pedia|natural satellite
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