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| etymological origin of | eng: equatorward |
| etymological origin of | eng: palaeoequator |
| etymologically related | eng: equal |
| has derived form | eng: Equatorial Guinea |
| has derived form | eng: celestial equator |
| has derived form | eng: equatorial telescope |
| has derived form | eng: equatorial |
| has derived form | eng: equators |
| has derived form | eng: magnetic equator |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /ɛˈkweitɔː/ |
| pronunciation | /iːˈkweitɔː/ |
| translation | ara: خط الاستواء |
| translation | ces: rovník |
| translation | deu: Äquator |
| translation | ell: ισημερινός |
| translation | est: ekvaator |
| translation | fas: خطّ استُوا |
| translation | fin: päiväntasaaja |
| translation | fra: équateur |
| translation | hye: հասարակած |
| translation | isl: miðbaugur |
| translation | ita: equatore |
| translation | jpn: 赤道 |
| translation | mkd: екватор |
| translation | nld: equator |
| translation | nld: evenaar |
| translation | por: equador |
| translation | rus: экватор |
| translation | spa: ecuador |
| translation | srp: polutar |
| translation | swe: ekvator |
| translation | tel: భూమధ్య రేఖ |
| translation | tur: Ekvator |
| translation | ukr: екватор |
| translation | zho: 赤道 |
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