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apsis
‖ apsis (ˈæpsɪs) Pl. apsides (æpˈsaɪdiːz, commonly in Eng. ˈæpsɪdiːz). Also 6–9 absis. [L. apsis, absis (pl. aps-, absīdes), a. Gr. ἀψίς, ἁψίς a fastening, the felloe of a wheel, hence a wheel, arch, vault, f. ἅπ-τ-ειν to join, fasten. It would be well to restrict apsis to the astronomical sense, le... Oxford English Dictionary
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Apsis
An apsis (; ) is the farthest or nearest point in the orbit of a planetary body about its primary body. Exoplanet studies commonly use -astron, but typically, for other host systems the generic suffix, -apsis, is used instead. wikipedia.org
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Apse (disambiguation)
The apse or apsis or apside (plural: apses or apsides) are architectural features of churches Apse or apsis or apses or apsides or apside or variation , may also refer to: Apsis (or apse or apside), the nearest or farthest points of an spatial orbit Apse chapel (or apsis chapel or apside chapel or wikipedia.org
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apse
apse (æps) Pl. apses (ˈæpsɪz). [ad. L. apsis: cf. basis, base, axis, axe, etc. See apsis.] 1. Arch. A semi-circular or polygonal recess, arched or dome-roofed, in a building, esp. at the end of the choir, aisles, or nave of a church. Cf. apsis 3.1846 in Parker Concise Gloss. Arch. 1849 Freeman Archi... Oxford English Dictionary
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Apogee (disambiguation)
Apogee is a type of apsis: an extreme point in an object's orbit. wikipedia.org
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apsid
† ˈapsid Obs. Also 7 abside. [a. It. abs{iacu}de; or Fr. abside in Arch., apside in Astron., differentiated adaptations of L. absīd-em or apsīd-em, nom. absis or apsis, also absīda.] = apse, apsis.1670 R. Lassels Voy. Italy II. 103 The picture of our Saviour in the very Tribuno, or Abside [of St. Jo... Oxford English Dictionary
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Perigee (disambiguation)
Perigee is a type of apsis: an extreme point in an object's orbit. wikipedia.org
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absis
absis obs. form of apsis. Oxford English Dictionary
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Zánka
On this strong basement of the eastern apsis the later tower was built both in Zánka and at Hidegség. This apsis type can be found in the Pontian region and in Asia Minor, in Egypt and in Syria. wikipedia.org
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auge
▪ I. † auge, v. Obs. rare—1. [ad. L. augē-re to increase.] trans. To increase.1542 Boorde Dyetary xii. 266 It doth auge and augment the heate of the lyuer.▪ II. † auge, n. Astr. Obs. [a. OF. auge (also in It. and Sp.), a. Arab. awj, ‘height, top, summit, higher apsis of sun or planet.’] 1. The highe... Oxford English Dictionary
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therapsid
therapsid, n. (and a.) (θɛˈræpsɪd) [a. the name of the order Therapsida (R. Broom 1905, in Rec. Albany Museum I. 269), f. thero- + apsis: see -id3.] A mammal-like fossil reptile of the order Therapsida; also as adj., of or pertaining to an animal of this kind.1912 Rep. Brit. Assoc. Adv. Sci. 581 The... Oxford English Dictionary
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Apoapsis Records
2022) Vasilis Angelis - Chronomorph (APRDT10, 2022) Name and Logo Origin The idea for the name and logo comes from the astronomical term Apoapsis: An apsis (Greek apsis) is the point of greatest or least distance of a body from one of the foci of its elliptical orbit. wikipedia.org
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Apse line
See also Apsidal precession Apsis Eccentricity (orbit) Orbit: circular, elliptic, parabolic and hyperbolic True anomaly References Orbits wikipedia.org
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exedra
‖ exedra, exhedra (ˈɛksɪdrə, ɛkˈsiːdrə) Pl. 8–9 exedræ, -hedræ. [a. L. exedra, f. Gr. ἐξ- (see ex- prefix2) + ἕδρα a sitting place. Cf. F. exèdre.] 1. Anc. Arch. a. ‘The portico of the palæstra or gymnasium in which disputations of the learned were held among the ancients; also, in private houses, t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Myorhinini
Genera Anathresa – Aneremnodes – Apsis – Bicodes – Echinocnemodes – Ephimerostylus – Epipolaionyx – Eremnodes – Eudraces – Goniorhinus – Haptomerus – wikipedia.org
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