Copper

• Chemical element: Cu (Atomic Number: 29)
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Table of contents

1 Etymology 2 Pronunciation 3 Noun 3.1 External links 3.2 Translations 4 Adjective 5 Related words 6 Translations

Etymology

1. a reddish-brown, malleable, ductile metallic element with high electrical and thermal conductivity, symbol Cu, and atomic number 29.
2. a thing made of copper.
3. a reddish-brown colour, the colour of copper.
4. a copper coin

See also Wikipedia: copper

Translations

• Afrikaans: koper
• Albanian: bakër
• Arabic: نحاس
• Armenian: halcumã
• Basque: kobrea
• Belarussian: медзь
• Bosnian: bakar
• Breton: kouevr m (1)
• Bulgarian: мед m (1)
• Catalan: coure m
• Chinese: 銅 (from Vanderkrogt's site)
• Chinese: 铜
• Cornish: cober
• Croatian: bakar
• Czech: měď
• Danish: kobber
• Dutch: koper n (1), koperkleur (3)
• Esperanto: kupro
• Estonian: vask
• Faroese: kopar
• Finnish: kupari (1), vaski (1) (arch.)
• French: cuivre m (1)
• Frisian: koper
• Friulian: ram
• Gallegan: cobre
• Georgian: სპილენძი
• German: Kupfer n
• Hebrew: נחושת
• Hungarian: réz
• Icelandic: eir
• Indonesian: tembaga
• Interlingua: cupro (1, 3)
• Irish: copar
• Italian: rame m (1)
• Japanese: 銅 (どう, dō)
• Kashmiri: kòper
• Kazakh: мыс
• Latin: cuprum
• Latvian: varš
• Lithuanian: varis
• Luxembourgish: koffer
• Macedonian: Бакар
• Malay: kuprum
• Maltese: ram
• Manx: cobbyr
• Modern Greek: Χαλκος
• Mongolian: зэс
• Norwegian: kobber
• Polish: miedź f
• Portuguese: cobre m (1, 3)
• Romanian: cupru m, aramă f
• Russian: медь
• Scottish Gaelic: copar
• Serbian: Бакар
• Slovak: med'
• Slovenian: baker
• Spanish: cobre m
• Swedish: koppar
• Tajik: mis
• Thai: ทองแดง
• Turkish: bakır
• Ukrainian: мiдь
• Uzbek: мис
• Vietnamese: Đồng
• Welsh: copor

See Appendix:Colours