biosphere

See also: biosphère

English

Etymology

bio- +‎ -sphere

Noun

biosphere (plural biospheres)

The part of the Earth and its atmosphere capable of supporting life.
The totality of living organisms and their environment.

Related terms

biospheric

Translations

part of Earth capable of supporting life

Albanian: biosferë (sq) f
Catalan: biosfera f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 生物圈 (zh) (shēngwùquān)
Czech: biosféra (cs) f
Dutch: biosfeer (nl) m or f
Finnish: biosfääri (fi), elonkehä
French: biosphère (fr) f
German: Biosphäre (de) f
Greek: βιόσφαιρα (el) f (viósfaira)
Hungarian: bioszféra (hu)
Italian: biosfera (it) f
Japanese: 生物圏 (せいぶつけん, seibutsuken)

Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: ژینگۆ‎ (jîngo)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: biosfære m

Nynorsk: biosfære m
Persian: زیست‌کره‎ (zīstkore), زیست‌سپهر‎ (zīstsepehr)
Portuguese: biosfera (pt) f
Russian: биосфе́ра (ru) f (biosféra)
Spanish: biosfera (es) f
Swedish: biosfär c
Tagalog: haybulog
Vietnamese: sinh quyển

totality of living organisms

Finnish: biosfääri (fi)

Greek: βιόσφαιρα (el) f (viósfaira)

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Hebrew: ^{(please verify)} ביוספרה‎ (he)

Irish: ^{(please verify)} bithsféar m

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