hydrometry

English

Etymology

From hydro- +‎ -metry.

Noun

hydrometry (uncountable)

1. (physics) The branch of hydrostatics dealing with the measurement of specific gravity using hydrometers
   • 2007, Benaiah Yongo-Bure, Economic Development of Southern Sudan, page 90:

     A thorough understanding of the hydrometry and meteorology of the South is a long-term goal, and immediate steps must be taken to achieve it.

Related terms

• hydrometric, hydrometrical

Translations

branch of hydrostatics

• Armenian: հիդրոմետրիա (hy) (hidrometria)
• Catalan: hidrometria f
• Danish: hydrometri c
• Finnish: hydrometria
• Friulian: idrometrie f
• Georgian: ჰიდრომეტრია (hidromeṭria)
• German: Hydrometrie f
• Hungarian: hidrometria
• Irish: hidriméadracht f
• Italian: idrometria (it) f
• Portuguese: hidrometria (pt) f
• Romanian: hidrometrie (ro) f
• Russian: гидроме́трия (ru) f (gidrométrija)
• Spanish: hidrometría f