cinnabar

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• sĭnʹ-ə'bär
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• /ˈsɪn.əˌbɑɹ/
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• Australian, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈsɪn.əˌbɑː(ɹ)/
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• General-American: /ˈsɪn.əˌbɑɹ/
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First attested in the mid-15th century. From Middle English cynabare, from Old French cinabre, from Latin cinnabaris, from Ancient Greek κιννάβαρι (kinnábari), of unknown origin.

81 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 丹 (dān) — of a bright red colour
• Finnish: sinooperinpunainen — of a bright red colour
• Polish: cynobrowy — of a bright red colour
• Arabic: زِنْجَفْر (zinjafr) — mineral
• Armenian: կինաբար (kinabar) — mineral
• Old Armenian: կինաբարիս (kinabaris) — mineral
• Old Armenian: կինաբառիս (kinabaṙis) — mineral
• Old Armenian: տինաբառիս (tinabaṙis) — mineral
• Assamese: হেঙুল (heṅul) — mineral
• Bulgarian: киновар (kinovar) — mineral
• Catalan: cinabri — mineral
• Chinese Mandarin: 朱砂 (zhūshā) — mineral
• Chinese Mandarin: 丹砂 (dānshā) — mineral
• Coptic: ⲕⲉⲛⲛⲁⲃⲉⲣⲉⲟⲥ (kennabereos) — mineral
• Dutch: vermiljoen — mineral
• Dutch: cinnaber — mineral
• Esperanto: cinabro — mineral
• Estonian: kinaver — mineral
• Finnish: sinooperi — mineral
• French: cinabre — mineral
• Georgian: ცინაბარი (cinabari) — mineral
• German: Zinnober — mineral
• Ancient Greek: τιγγάβαρι (tingábari) — mineral
• Gujarati: હિંગળોક (hiṅgaḷok) — mineral
• Hebrew: צינובר (tsínober) — mineral
• Hindi: सिंगरिफ़ (siṅgrif) — mineral
• Indonesian: sinabar — mineral
• Irish: cionnabar — mineral
• Italian: cinabro — mineral
• Japanese: 辰砂 (shinsha) — mineral
• Japanese: 辰沙 (shinsha) — mineral
• Japanese: 朱砂 (susa) — mineral
• Japanese: 丹砂 (tansa) — mineral
• Japanese: 丹朱 (tanshu) — mineral
• Japanese: 丹 (tan) — mineral
• Japanese: 朱 (shu) — mineral
• Korean: 주사 (jusa) — mineral
• Korean: 단사 (dansa) — mineral
• Latin: anthrax — mineral
• Macedonian: киновар (kinovar) — mineral
• Malay: batu kawi — mineral
• Norwegian: sinober — mineral
• Persian: شنگرف (šangarf) — mineral
• Polish: cynober — mineral
• Portuguese: cinabre — mineral
• Romanian: cinabru — mineral
• Romanian: chinovar — mineral
• Romanian: vermillon — mineral
• Russian: ки́новарь (kínovarʹ) — mineral
• Serbo-Croatian: cinabarit — mineral
• Slovak: rumelka — mineral
• Slovak: cinabarit — mineral
• Spanish: cinabrio — mineral
• Swedish: cinnober — mineral
• Thai: ชาด (châat) — mineral
• Turkish: zincifre — mineral
• Turkish: sülüğen — mineral
• Ukrainian: кі́нова́р (kínovár) — mineral
• Ukrainian: цино́бра (cynóbra) — mineral
• Vietnamese: chu sa — mineral
• Yup'ik: al'tuutaq — mineral
• Assamese: হেঙুলবুলীয়া (heṅulobulia) — color
• Bulgarian: цинобър (cinobǎr) — color
• Dutch: cinnaber — color
• Finnish: sinooperinpunainen — color
• German: Zinnober — color
• Irish: cionnabar — color
• Japanese: 丹 — color
• Japanese: 丹色 (niiro) — color
• Japanese: 朱 — color
• Japanese: 朱色 — color
• Macedonian: цинобер (cinober) — color
• Norwegian: sinober — color
• Persian: شنگرفی (šangarfi) — color
• Polish: cynober — color
• Romanian: cinabru — color
• Russian: ки́новарь (kínovarʹ) — color
• Russian: кита́йский кра́сный (kitájskij krásnyj) — color
• Irish: leamhan flanndearg — moth
• Polish: proporzyca marzymłódka — moth
• Polish: marzymłódka proporzec — moth