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the 'fabric' of spacetime From space time calque of German Raumzeit Hermann Minkowski . First appears in print c. 1893 in the Philosophical Review
spacetime (countable and uncountable plural spacetimes
( uncountable , physics ) four-dimensional continuum of the three spatial dimensions plus time .
An event is a point in spacetime , specified by the coordinates x , y , z , and t .
( physics ) n -dimensional continuum consisting of dimensions of both space and time . Normally spacetime is considered as having 4 dimensions (x , y , z , t ), but higher-dimensional spacetimes are often encountered in theoretical physics , e.g. the 5-dimensional spacetime of Kaluza-Klein theory or the 11 dimensions of spacetime in M-theory .
a 5-dimensional spacetime
( relativity ) universe with mathematically different properties than the surrounding spacetime. Synonymous with "metric" within the context of general relativity .
a Schwarzschild spacetime
a Reissner-Nordström spacetime
four dimensional continuum
Afrikaans: ruimtetyd
Albanian: hapësirë-koha
Arabic: زَمَكَان m ( zamakān )
Egyptian Arabic: سبيس-تايم ( speys-taim )
Armenian: տարածաժամանակային կոնտինուում ( taracažamanakayin kontinuum ) , տարածաժամանակ ( taracažamanak )
Asturian: espaciu-tiempu m
Azerbaijani: məkan-zaman
Basque: espazio-denbora
Belarusian: прастора-час f ( prastóra-čas )
Bengali: স্থান-কাল ( sthan-kal )
Bulgarian: пространство-време n ( prostranstvo-vreme )
Burmese: အာကာသအချိန် ( akasa.a.hkyin )
Catalan: espai-temps espaitemps m
Chinese:
Cantonese: 時空 / 时空 ( si4 hung1 )
Mandarin: 時空 / 时空 (zh) ( shí-kōng )
Chuvash: уҫлӑх-вӑхӑт ( uślăh-văh̬ăt )
Czech: časoprostor (cs) m
Danish: rumtid c
Dutch: ruimte-tijd ruimtetijd (nl) , tijd-ruimte tijdruimte
Esperanto: spactempo
Estonian: aegruum
Finnish: aika-avaruus (fi)
French: espace-temps (fr)
Galician: espazo-tempo m
Georgian: სივრცე-დრო ( sivrce-dro )
German: Raumzeit (de) f
Greek: χωροχρόνος (el) m ( chorochrónos )
Hebrew: מרחב-זמן
Hindi: दिक्काल ( dikkāl ) , दिक्-काल ( dik-kāl )
Hungarian: téridő (hu)
Icelandic: tímarúm n
Ido: spacotempo
Indonesian: ruang waktu
Interlingua: spatiotempore
Irish: spás-am
Italian: spaziotempo (it) m spaziotemporalità (it) f
Japanese: 時空 (ja) ( じくう, jikū )
Kazakh: уақыт-кеңістік ( uaqyt-keñıstık )
Korean: 시공간 (ko) ( sigonggan )
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: کاتجێ ( katcê )
Latvian: laiktelpa f
Lithuanian: erdvėlaikis (lt) m
Macedonian: време-простор m ( vreme-prostor )
Malay: ruang-masa
Malayalam: സ്ഥലകാലം ( sthalakālaṁ ) , സ്ഥൂലകാലത ( sthūlakālata )
Marathi: अवकाशकाल ( avkāśkāl ) , काल-अवकाश ( kāl-avkāś )
Norwegian: romtid tidrom
Occitan: espacitemps m
Pashto: تشيال وخت
Persian: فضازمان ( fazâ-zamân )
Polish: czasoprzestrzeń (pl) f
Portuguese: espaço-tempo (pt) m
Punjabi: ਸਪੇਸਟਾਈਮ ( sapesṭāīma )
Quechua: pacha (qu)
Romanian: spațiu-timp n
Russian: простра́нство-вре́мя (ru) n ( prostránstvo-vrémja )
Scottish Gaelic: spàs-àm m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: просторвријеме n просторвреме n
Roman: prostorvrijeme n prostorvreme n
Sinhalese: අවකාශ කාලය ( awakāśa kālaya )
Slovak: priestoročas časopriestor
Slovene: prôstor-čàs m
Spanish: espacio-tiempo m
Swedish: rumtid (sv) c
Tagalog: espasyo-panahon
Tajik: фазо-замон ( fazo-zamon )
Tamil: வெளிநேரம் ( veḷinēram )
Thai: กาล-อวกาศ ปริภูมิ-เวลา
Turkish: uzayzaman (tr)
Ukrainian: простір-час m ( prostir-čas )
Urdu: زمان و مکاں
Uzbek: fazo-vaqt
Venetan: spàçiotenpo m
Vietnamese: không-thời gian (vi)
Welsh: gofod-amser
Western Panjabi: سپیس ٹائیم ( spes ṭā'īm )
