Nickel

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• Chemical element: Ni (Atomic Number: 28)
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Table of contents

1 Pronunciation 2 Noun 2.1 Translations 1 French 1.1 Noun 1.2 Related terms 1.2.1 External links

Pronunciation

nĭk'əl, /ˈnɪkəl/, /"nIk@l/

Noun

nickel (plural nickels) (element: Wikipedia:Nickel)

1. A silvery elemental metal with an atomic number of 28 and symbol Ni.
2. (currency, US, Canada) A coin worth 5 cents.

Translations

element with atomic number of 25

French: nickel m Greek (Modern): νικέλιο Italian: nichel, nickelio

Japanese: ニッケル (nikkeru) Polish: nikiel m

(currency) a coin worth five-cents

French: pièce de cinq cents f (2)

Please insert these into the correct tables above:

• Afrikaans: nikkel
• Albanian: nikel
• Arabic: نيكل
• Armenian: nichelu
• Basque: nikela
• Belarussian: нiкель
• Bosnian: nikal
• Breton: nikel m (1)
• Bulgarian: никел m (1)
• Catalan: níquel m (1)
• Chinese: 鎳 (niè) (1), 五分錢 (wǔ fēn qián) (2)
• Cornish: nykel
• Croatian: nikal
• Czech: nikl
• Danish: nikkel
• Dutch: nikkel n (1)
• Esperanto: nikelo
• Estonian: nikkel
• Faroese: nikkul
• Finnish: nikkeli (1)
• Frisian: nikkel
• Friulian: nichel
• Galician: níquel
• Georgian: ნიკელი
• German: Nickel n (1)
• Hebrew: ניקל
• Hungarian: nikkel
• Icelandic: nikull
• Indonesian: nikel (1)
• Interlingua: nickel (1,2)
• Irish: nicil
• Italian: nichelio m (from Vanderkrogt's site
• Italian: nichel (1); moneta di cinque centesimi f (2)
• Kashmiri: nikel
• Kazakh: никель
• Latvian: niķelis
• Lithuanian: nikelis
• Luxembourgish: nickel
• Macedonian: никел
• Malay: nikel
• Maltese: nikil
• Manx: nickyl
• Mongolian: никель
• Norwegian: nikkel
• Portuguese: níquel m (1,2)
• Romanian: nichel n (1)
• Russian: никель (1)
• Scottish Gaelic: nicil
• Serbian: никал
• Slovak: nikel
• Slovenian: nikelj
• Spanish: níquel m
• Swedish: nickel
• Tajik: nikel'
• Thai: นิกเกิล
• Turkish: nikel
• Ukrainian: нiкель
• Uzbek: никель
• Vietnamese: nikel
• Welsh: nicel

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French

Noun

nickel m

1. Nickel

Related terms

• nickelage
• nickeler

External links

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

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