Platinum

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• Chemical element: Pt (Atomic Number: 78)
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Table of contents

1 Etymology 2 Noun 2.1 Translations 2.2 External links

Etymology

From the Spanish platina meaning little silver, because it was found as an apparent impurity with silver.

Noun

platinum (Wikipedia:Platinum)

1. The metallic chemical element with atomic number 78, and symbol Pt.

Translations

Afrikaans: platinum Albanian: platin Arabic: بلاتين Armenian: platinã Basque: platinoa Belarussian: Плацiна Bosnian: platinum Breton: platin Bulgarian: Платина Catalan: platí m Chinese: 鉑, 白金 Breton: platin m Cornish: platynum Croatian: platina Czech: platina Danish: platin Dutch: platina n Esperanto: plateno Estonian: plaatina Faroese: platin Finnish: platina French: platine m Frisian: platina n Friulian: platin Galician: platino Georgian: პლატინა German: Platin n Hebrew: פלטינה Hungarian: platina Icelandic: platína Irish: platanam Italian: platino m

Japanese: 白金 ([[]], ) Kashmiri: platina Kazakh: Платина Latin: platinum Latvian: platīns Lithuanian: platina Luxembourgish: platin Macedonian: Платина Malay: platinum, platina Maltese: platinum Manx: platinum Modern Greek: Λευκοχρυσος Mongolian: Платин, цагаан Norwegian: platina Polish: platyna f Portuguese: platina Romanian: platinâ f Russian: Платина Scottish Gaelic: platanam Serbian: Платина Slovak: platina Slovenian: platina f Spanish: platino m Swedish: platina Tajik: platina Thai: แพลทินัม Turkish: platin Ukrainian: Платина Uzbek: Платина Vietnamese: platin Welsh: platinwm

External links

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

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