Metal|métal

metal (English)

Etymology

From - fro - |metal|lang=fro, from - metallum||metal, mine, quarry, mineral|lang=la, from - μέταλλον||tr=métallon|mine, quarry, metal|lang=grc|sc=polytonic, from - |tr=métalleuein|to mine, quarry|lang=grc|sc=polytonic, of unknown origin, but apparently related to - |tr=métallan|to seek after|lang=grc|sc=polytonic, also of unknown origin.

Pronunciation

  • - /"mEt@l/
  • en-us-metal.ogg
  • - Audio (UK)
  • Rhymes: ɛtəl
  • - meddle|mettle

    • Noun

    s|-

    Any of a number of chemical elements in the periodic table that form a metallic_bond with other metal atoms; generally shiny, somewhat malleable and hard, often a conductor of heat and electricity.

    Any material with similar physical properties, such as an alloy.

    Any element other than hydrogen and helium,Majewski, S. R. (2003, 2006). CHEMICAL ABUNDANCE EFFECTS ON SPECTRAL ENERGY DISTRIBUTIONS. ASTR 551 (Majewski) Lecture Notes. or sometimes other than hydrogen.Martin, J. C. (n.d.). http://etacar.umn.edu/~martin/rrlyrae/metals.htm What we learn from a star's metal content

    Crushed rock, stones etc. used to make a road.

    A light tincture used in a coat_of_arms, specifically argent and or.

    Molten glass that is to be blown or moulded to form objects

    A category of rock music encompassing a number of genres (including thrash metal, death metal, heavy metal, etc.) categorised by strong, fast drum-beats and distorted guitars.

    Antonyms

  • any of a number of chemical elements in the periodic table that form a metallic bond with other metal atoms

    nonmetal

    • Derived terms

    terms derived from metal (noun)

  • death_metal
  • heavy_metal
  • metalcore
  • metallic
  • metallo-
  • metalware
  • noble_metal
  • nu_metal/nu-metal
  • power_metal
  • thrash_metal
  • transition_metal

    • Translations

    atomic element or material made of such atoms

  • Afrikaans: metaal
  • Arabiska - معدن
  • Armenian - մետաղ|tr=metaġ
  • Azeri - metal|xs=Azeri
  • Basque: metal
  • Breton: metal , -où
  • Catalan: metall
  • Chinese:
  • : Mandarin - 金屬|sc=Hani, - 金属|tr=jīnshǔ|sc=Hani, - 金|tr=jīn|sc=Hani
  • Kroatiska - metal
    • , kovina
  • Tjeckiska - kov
  • Danska - metal
  • Holländska - metaal
  • Esperanto - metalo|xs=Esperanto
  • Estniska - metall
  • Ewe: ga
  • Finska - metalli
  • Franska - métal
    • , métaux
  • Georgian - ლითონი|tr=lit’oni|sc=Geor|xs=Georgian
  • Tyska - Metall
  • Greek:
  • : Ancient - μέταλλον|n|sc=polytonic|xs=Ancient Greek
  • Grekiska - μέταλλο
  • Guaraní: kuarepoti
  • Hebrew - מתכת|f|tr=matékhet
  • Ungerska - fém
    • , érc
  • Isländska - málmur
  • Ido - metalo|xs=Ido
  • Interlingua: metallo
  • Irländska - miotal
  • Italienska - metallo
  • Japanese: 金属 (きんぞく, kinzoku) (1), 金属製のもの (kinzokusei no mono) (2)
  • Korean: 쇠 (soe), 금속 (geumsok)
  • Latin - metallum|n
  • Latvian: metāls (1,2,5)
  • Litauiska - metalas
  • Makedonska - метал
  • Malaysiska - logam
  • Navajo - béésh
  • Norska - metall
  • Pashto:

    زر

    (zar, metal, gold)
  • Polska - metal
  • Portugisiska - metal
  • Rumänska - metal
  • Ryska - металл
    • , крушец (archaic)
  • Slovakiska - kov
  • Slovene: kovina (1, 2)
  • Spanska - metal
  • Swahili - chuma
  • Svenska - metall
  • Filippinska - bakal
    • , metal
  • Telugu: లోహము (lohamu) (1, 2)
  • Tupinambá: itá
  • Ukrainska - метал
  • Urdu - دھات|m|tr=dhāt |sc=ur-Arab
  • Vietnamesiska - kim loại

    • References

    Verb

    metal|l|ed

    To make a road using crushed rock, stones etc.

    ----

    metal (Asturian)

    Noun

    m|metales

  • Engelska - metal

    • ----

    metal (Breton)

    Noun

  • Engelska - metal

    • ----

    metal (Danish)

    Etymology

    From - da - lang=la, from - da - |metal, mine|tr=métallon|sc=polytonic|lang=grc.

    Pronunciation

  • - meˈtˢal|lang=da

    • Noun

    metal#English|metal

    Inflection

    ----

    metal (Italian)

    Etymology

    en|it

    Noun

    #English|metal

    Synonyms

  • heavy_metal#Italian|heavy_metal

    • Related terms

  • metallaro

    • Anagrams

  • malte#Italian|malte
    • ----

    metal (Middle French)

    Noun

    #English|metal

    ----

    metal (Old French)

    Etymology

    la|fro

    - lang=la, see above

    Noun

    m|metaus|metaus

  • Engelska - metal

    • material

    ----

    metal (Polish)

    Etymology

    From - pl

    metallum

    Pronunciation

  • - lang=pl
  • - audio

    • Noun

    #English|metal

    Declension

    metal|metale |metalu|metali |metalowi|metalom |metal|metale |metalem|metalami |metalu|metalach |metalu|metale

    Antonyms

  • niemetal

    • Derived terms

  • metalowy
    • ----

    metal (Portuguese)

    Noun

    m

  • Engelska - metal

    • ----

    metal (Romanian)

    Noun

  • Engelska - metal

    • ----

    metal (Serbo-Croatian)

    Pronunciation

  • - lang=sh
  • - tal

    • Noun

    #English|metal

    Declension

    mètāl|metali |metála|metala |metalu|metalima |metal|metale |metale|metali |metalu|metalima |metalom|metalima

    ----

    metal (Spanish)

    Etymology

    fr|es

    - lang=fr
  • Katalanska - es
    • - lang=ca.

    Noun

    #English|metal

    Related terms

  • metálico
  • metalizar
    • nah:metal simple:metal

    Fullständig information på

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