areometer

English

areometer (plural areometers)

Any device used to measure the specific gravity of liquids or the density of solids.
Synonym: hydrometer

device used to measure specific gravity — see also hydrometer

Arabic: مِكْثَاف m (mikṯāf), مِقْيَاس ثِقْل السَائِل النَوْعِيّ m (miqyās ṯiql as-sāʔil an-nawʕiyy), مِقْيَاس الثِقْل النَوْعِيّ m (miqyās aṯ-ṯiql an-nawʕiyy), مِقْيَاس كَثَافَة السَائِل m (miqyās kaṯāfa(t) as-sāʔil)
Catalan: areòmetre m
Chinese:
Mandarin: please add this translation if you can
Finnish: uppovaaka (fi), areometri (fi)
French: aréomètre (fr) m
German: Aräometer (de) n, Prüfspindel f
Greek: αραιόμετρο (el) n (araiómetro)
Italian: areometro m
Malay: areometer
Polish: areometr (pl) m
Portuguese: areómetro m (Portugal), areômetro m (Brazil)
Russian: арео́метр (ru) m (areómetr)
Spanish: areómetro m
Swedish: areometer (sv) c

areometer c

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