Multiple meanings: iron
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+– Language: English
+– iron: A malleable ductile silvery-white ferromagnetic metallic element with symbo...
+– Definition
Language Text Bulgarian Ковък пластичен сребърно-бял феромагнитен метален елемент, срещащ се главно в хематита и магнетита. Използва се широко за конструктивни и инженерни цели. English A malleable ductile silvery-white ferromagnetic metallic element with symbol Fe and atomic number 26, occurring principally in haematite and magnetite. It is widely used for structural and engineering purposes. (Source: CED) French Élément métallique ferromagnétique ductile, malléable, blanc-argenté de symbole Fe et de numéro atomique 26, se trouvant principalement dans les hématies et les magnétites. Il est beaucoup utilisé en ingénierie et dans des constructions. Castilian Elemento metálico ferromagnético maleable, dúctil, que se encuentra principalmente en hematitas y magnetitas. Se utiliza ampliamente para propósitos de construcción de estructuras. Dutch Ferromagnetisch element, geleidend zilverwit metaal, voornamelijk te vinden in haematiet en magnetiet. Veelal in gebruik voor bouw- en consructiedoeleinden. (Bron: CED) Slovenian Koven, raztegljiv, srebrnobel, feromagnetičen kovinski element, ki se pojavlja predvsem v hematitu in magnetitu. Na široko se uporablja v gradbeništvu in strojegradnji. (Vir: CED) Polish kowalny, plastyczny, srebrzysto biały, metaliczny pierwiastek ferromagnetyczny występujący głównie w hematytach i magnetytach, używany powszechnie w budownictwie i technice Italian Elemento metallico duttile di colore grigio-argenteo, che ha simbolo Fe e numero atomico 26, metallo di transizione German Ein formbares duktiles silbrig-weißes ferromagnetisches metallisches Element mit dem Symbol Fe und der Ordnungszahl 26, das hauptsächlich in Hämatit und Magnetit auftritt. Es wird häufig für technische Zwecke eingesetzt. +– Synonyms and translations
Expression Identical meaning? Annotation Language Spelling English iron Annotation » Property Value Wikipedia article Iron part of speech noun Czech železo Danish jern German Eisen Annotation » Property Value hyphenation Ei·sen Wikipedia article Eisen part of speech noun grammatical gender neuter Greek σίδηρος Castilian hierro Annotation » Property Value part of speech noun Estonian raud Basque burdina Finnish rauta French fer Annotation » Property Value hyphenation fer Wikipedia article fer part of speech noun grammatical gender masculine Hungarian vas Italian ferro Annotation » Property Value part of speech noun Dutch ijzer Bokmål jern Polish żelazo Portuguese ferro Annotation » Property Value part of speech noun Russian железо Slovak železo Slovenian železo Swedish järn Bulgarian желязо Japanese 鉄 Armenian երկաթ Catalan ferro Georgian რკინა Esperanto fero Corsican ferru Croatian željezo Icelandic járn Indonesian besi Turkish demir Ido fero Romanian fier Latin ferrum Volapük ferin Arabic حديد Afrikaans yster Asturian fierro Bengali লোহা Belarusian жалеза Hindi लोहम् Persian آهن Breton houarn Welsh haearn Gujarati લોખંડ Korean 철 Interlingua ferro Hebrew ברזל Swahili chuma Latvian dzelzs Luxembourgish Eisen Lithuanian geležis Limburgish iezer Lojban tirse Macedonian железо Malayalam ഇരുമ്പ് Maltese ħadid Maori rino Marathi लोखंड Malay besi Nynorsk jern Sicilian ferru Serbian (Cyrillic script) гвожђе Tamil இரும்பு Telugu ఇనుము Thai เหล็ก Vietnamese sắt Tajik оҳан Ukrainian залізо Cantonese 鐵 Irish iarann +– Class membership
Class chemical element +– Annotation
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Collection Source identifier GEneral Multilingual Environmental Thesaurus OLPC Children's Dictionary Mapping 07b70334-98ab-102a-9c91-00137254351f +– Incoming relations
Other defined meaning Relation type rusty is part of theme metal narrower term transition element narrower term manganese is followed by
+– iron: Made out of iron.
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