Palladium
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Etymology
Greek Παλλας (Pallas), alternate name for Athena
Noun
palladium
- A chemical element (symbol Pd) with an atomic number of 46. (Wikipedia:Palladium)
- A safeguard (from a statue of Athena that was believed to safeguard the ancient city of Troy).
Translations
- Afrikaans: palladium
- Albanian: palad
- Arabic: بلاديوم
- Armenian: paladiumu
- Basque: paladioa
- Belarussian: Паладый
- Bosnian: paladij
- Breton: palladiom
- Bulgarian: паладий m (1)
- Catalan: palladi
- Chinese: 鈀
- Cornish: paladyum
- Croatian: paladij
- Czech: palladium
- Danish: palladium
- Dutch: palladium n
- Esperanto: paladio
- Estonian: pallaadium
- Faroese: palladium
- Finnish: palladium
- French: palladium m
- Frisian: palladium
- Friulian: paladi
- Galician: paladio
- Georgian: პალადიუმი
- German: Palladium n (1), Schutz m (2)
- Hebrew: פלדיום
- Hungarian: palládium
- Icelandic: palladín
- Irish: pallaidiam
- Interlingua: palladium (1)
- Italian: palladio (1) m
- Japanese: パラジウム (1)
- Kashmiri: pallôd
- Kazakh: Палладий
- Latvian: pallādijs
- Lithuanian: paladis
- Luxembourgish: palladium
- Macedonian: Паладиум
- Malay: paladium
- Maltese: palladjum
- Manx: pallaadjum
- Modern Greek: Παλλαδιο
- Mongolian: Паллади
- Norwegian: palladium
- Polish: pallad m
- Portuguese: paládio m (1)
- Romanian: paladiu n (1)
- Russian: Палладий
- Scottish Gaelic: pallaidiam
- Serbian: Паладиjум
- Slovak: paládium
- Slovenian: paladij
- Spanish: paladio m
- Swedish: palladium
- Tajik: palladi'
- Thai: แพลเลเดียม
- Turkish: palladyum
- Ukrainian: Паладiй
- Uzbek: Палладий
- Vietnamese: palađi
- Welsh: paladiwm
External links
For etymology and more information refer to: http://elements.vanderkrogt.net/elem/pd.html (A lot of the translations were taken from that site with permission from the author)
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