Antimony

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• Chemical element: Sb (Atomic Number: 51)
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1 Noun 2 Etymology 2.1 Translations 2.2 External links

Noun

antimony (Wikipedia:Antimony)

1. A chemical element (symbol Sb) with an atomic number of 51. The symbol is derived from the Latin stibium.

Etymology

from the Greek, αντι μονος (anti monos) (not alone).

Translations

Afrikaans: antimoon Albanian: antimon Arabic: انتيمون Armenian: antimonu Basque: antimonioa Belarussian: Сурма Bosnian: antimon Breton: antimoan (from Peter Vanderkrogt's site) Breton: stibiom m Bulgarian: антимон m Catalan: antimoni Chinese: 銻 Cornish: antymony Croatian: antimon Czech: antimon Danish: antimon Dutch: antimoon n Esperanto: antimono Estonian: antimon Faroese: antimon Finnish: antimoni French: antimoine m Frisian: antimoon n Friulian: antimoni Gallegan: antimonio Georgian: სტიიუმი German: Antimon n Hebrew: אנטימון Hungarian: antimon Icelandic: antímon Interlingua: antimonio Irish: antamón Italian: antimonio m

Japanese: アンチモン, アンチモニー Kashmiri: antimón Kazakh: Сурьма Latin: stibium Latvian: antimons Lithuanian: stibis Luxembourgish: antimon Macedonian: антимон Malay: antimoni, Maltese: antimoni Manx: antimoan Modern Greek: Αντιμονιο Mongolian: Будаг Norwegian: antimon Polish: antymon m Portuguese: antimónio (from Peter Vanderkrogt's site) Portuguese: antimônio m Romanian: antimoniu n, [[stibiu Russian: Сурьма Scottish Gaelic: antamòn Serbian: антимон Slovak: antimón Slovenian: antimon Spanish: antimonio m Swedish: antimon Tajik: sur'ma Thai: พลวง Turkish: antimon Ukrainian: Сурма Uzbek: Сурьма Vietnamese: antimon Welsh: antimoni

External links

For a more extensive etymology and more information refer to: http://elements.vanderkrogt.net/elem/sb.html (A lot of the translations were taken from that site with permission from the author)