birotate

English

Etymology

bi- +‎ rotate (adjective, from Latin rota (“wheel”))[1]

Pronunciation

(Received Pronunciation) enPR: bīrōʹtāt, IPA^(key): /baɪˈɹəʊteɪt/,[1]

Adjective

birotate (not comparable)

Two-wheeled.[1]

Translations

two-wheeled

Belarusian: двухко́лавы (dvuxkólavy), двухко́лы (dvuxkóly)
Danish: tohjulet (da)
Dutch: tweewielig (nl)
Esperanto: durada
Estonian: kaherattaline
Finnish: kaksipyöräinen (fi)
German: zweirädrig (de), zweiräderig
Greek:
Ancient: δίκυκλος (díkuklos)
Hungarian: kétkerekű (hu)
Mongolian: хоёр дугуйт (xojor dugujt)
Polish: dwukołowy (pl)
Romanian: cu două roți, biciclic (ro), bi-roțic
Russian: двухколёсный (ru) (dvuxkoljósnyj)
Swedish: tvåhjulig (sv)
Ukrainian: двоколі́сний (dvokolísnyj)
Vietnamese: hai bánh

References

“birotate, a.” listed in the Oxford English Dictionary [2^nd Ed.; 1989]

Anagrams

Abotrite, Taborite, biotreat

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