Definition
one of Jupiter's moons; in Greek mythology, a woman abducted by Zeus; poetic name for Europe
Etymology
From Greek mythology, Europa was a Phoenician princess; name possibly from Greek 'eurys' (wide) and 'ops' (eye/face)
Kelly Says
Jupiter's moon Europa might have twice as much water as all Earth's oceans combined - hidden under a layer of ice that could be hiding alien life!
Translations
ARالعربية
أوروبا
ʼaw-rū-bah
CACatalà
Europa
eh-oo-ROH-pah
CSČeština
Evropa
eh-vroh-pah
DADansk
Europa
yū-ROH-pah
DEDeutsch
Europa
oy-ROH-pah
ELΕλληνικά
Ευρώπη
ef-ROH-pee
ESEspañol
Europa
eh-oo-ROH-pah
FISuomi
Eurooppa
eh-oo-ROH-pah
FRFrançais
Europe
yü-ROH-p
HAHA
Europa
eh-oo-ROH-pah
HEעברית
אירופה
ʼī-rō-phah
HUMagyar
Európa
eh-oo-ROH-pah
IDBahasa Indonesia
Eropa
eh-ROH-pah
IGIG
Europa
eh-oo-ROH-pah
ITItaliano
Europa
eh-oo-ROH-pah
MSBahasa Melayu
Eropah
eh-ROH-pah
MYမြန်မာ
ဥရောပ
ʼū-yāw-pah
NLNederlands
Europa
yū-ROH-pah
NONorsk
Europa
yū-ROH-pah
PLPolski
Europa
eh-oo-ROH-pah
PTPortuguês
Europa
eh-oo-ROH-pah
RORomână
Europa
eh-oo-ROH-pah
RUРусский
Европа
yev-ROH-pah
SVSvenska
Europa
yū-ROH-pah
SWKiswahili
Ulaya
oo-LAH-yah
TAதமிழ்
ஐரோப்பா
ay-rō-ppā
TLTL
Europa
eh-oo-ROH-pah
TRTürkçe
Avrupa
AH-vroh-pah
UKУкраїнська
Європа
yev-ROH-pah
VITiếng Việt
châu Âu
châu ʼaw
YOYO
Europa
eh-oo-ROH-pah
ZUZU
Europa
eh-oo-ROH-pah