Carbon

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1 English 1.1 Hyphenation 1.2 Noun 1.2.1 Translations 1.2.2 See also 1.2.3 External links

English

Hyphenation

car·bon

Noun

carbon

1. (symbol C) The chemical element with an atomic number of 6. (Read more at Wikipedia)
2. Coal.
3. Carbon copy.

Translations

the chemical element with an atomic number of 6

coal

carbon copy

Please insert these into the correct tables above:

• Afrikaans: koolstof
• Albanian: karbon
• Arabic: كربون
• Basque: karbonoa
• Belarussian: Вуглярод
• Bosnian: ugljik
• Breton: karbon m (1), glaou m (2)
• Bulgarian: въглерод m (1), въглен m (2), копие n (3)
• Catalan: carboni m (1), carbó m (2), còpia en paper carbó f (3)
• Chinese: 碳 (1), 煤 (2)
• Cornish: carbon
• Croatian: ugljik
• Czech: uhlík
• Danish: carbon
• Dutch: koolstof n (1), kool m (2), doorslag m (3)
• Esperanto: karbono
• Estonian: süsinik
• Faroese: kolevni
• Finnish: hiili
• French: carbone m (1,3), charbon m (2)
• Frisian: koalstof
• Friulian: carboni
• Galician: carbono
• Georgian: ნახშირბადი
• German: Kohlenstoff m (1), Kohle f (2)
• Maltese: karbon
• Hebrew: פחמן
• Hungarian: szén
• Icelandic: kolefni
• Interlingua: carbon (1, 2), copia al papiro carbon (3)
• Irish: carbón
• Italian: carbonio m (1)
• Japanese: 炭素 (1), 炭 (すみ), 石炭 (2), カーボンコピー (3)
• Kashmiri: wãdźel
• Kazakh: Көмиртек
• Latin: carbonium
• Latvian: ogleklis
• Lithuanian: anglis
• Luxembourgish: kuelestoff
• Macedonian: jаглерод
• Malay: karbon
• Maltese: karbon
• Manx: carboan
• Modern Greek: άνθρακας n
• Mongolian: Нүүрстөрөгч
• Norwegian: karbon
• Polish: węgiel m (1,2), kalka (3)
• Portuguese: carbono (1, 3), carvão (2), cópia a papel-carbono (3)
• Romanian: carbon n (1), cărbune (2), copie la indigo, copi cu indigoul (3)
• Russian: углерод m (1), уголь m (2), копировальная бумага f, копирка f (3)
• Scottish Gaelic: carbon
• Serbian: Угљеник
• Slovak: uhlík
• Slovenian: ogljik
• Spanish: carbono m
• Swedish: kol
• Tajik: karbon
• Thai: คาร์บอน
• Turkish: karbon (1), kömür (2)
• Ukrainian: Вуглець
• Uzbek: Углерод
• Vietnamese: cacbon
• Welsh: carbon

See also

carbon paper, carbon copy

External links

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

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