English Noun carbon () The chemical element (symbol C) with an atomic number of 6. Coal. 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) Translations 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), 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: Ανθρακας 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 Ukrainian: Вуглець Uzbek: Углерод Vietnamese: cacbon Welsh: carbon See also carbon paper, carbon copy
