copper

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• Canada, Received-Pronunciation, US, dialectal: kŏp'ə
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• Canada, Received-Pronunciation, US, dialectal: /ˈkɒpə/
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• Canada, Canadian, General-American, dialectal: kä'pər
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• Canada, Canadian, General-American, dialectal: /ˈkɑpəɹ/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: kŏp'ə
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈkɔpə/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈkɒ-/
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The noun is inherited from Middle English coper, copper (“copper ore; copper metal; bronze”), from Old English coper, copor (“copper”), from Late Latin cuprum (“copper”), a contraction of Latin aes Cyprium (literally “Cyprian brass or copper”), ultimately from Ancient Greek Κῠ́προς (Kŭ́pros, “Cyprus”) (a major source of copper during the Near East’s Bronze Age), from the name of a Northwest Semitic goddess from the root כ־ב־ר/ك ب ر (k b r) (“related to being big, large; great; or old”). Doublet of kobo. The adjective is from an attributive use of the noun. The verb is also derived from the noun. cognates * Dutch koper (“copper”) * German Kupfer (“copper”) * Icelandic kopar (“copper”)

The noun is probably derived from cop (“(informal, dated) to arrest or capture (someone)”) + -er (suffix forming agent nouns), although cop is attested slightly later. The verb is derived from the noun.

From cop (“ball of thread wound on to a spindle in a spinning machine”) + -er (suffix denoting things relating to the words to which the suffix is attached to).

457 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: bakërt — made of copper
• Belarusian: спіжарны (śpižarny) — made of copper
• Breton: kouevr — made of copper
• Breton: kouevrek — made of copper
• Bulgarian: ме́ден (méden) — made of copper
• Bulgarian: бакърен (bakǎren) — made of copper
• Catalan: courenc — made of copper
• Czech: měděný — made of copper
• Dutch: koperen — made of copper
• Esperanto: kupra — made of copper
• Finnish: kuparinen — made of copper
• Finnish: vaskinen — made of copper
• German: kupfern — made of copper
• German: küpfern — made of copper
• Greek: χάλκινος (chálkinos) — made of copper
• Ancient Greek: χάλκεος (khálkeos) — made of copper
• Ancient Greek: χάλκειος (khálkeios) — made of copper
• Interlingua: de cupro — made of copper
• Interlingua: cuprose — made of copper
• Japanese: 銅製 (dōsei) — made of copper
• Latin: cupreus — made of copper
• Latin: aereus — made of copper
• Latin: aēnus — made of copper
• Latin: aēneus — made of copper
• Latin: aerārius — made of copper
• Persian: مسی (mesi) — made of copper
• Persian: مسین (mesin) — made of copper
• Polish: miedziany — made of copper
• Portuguese: de cobre — made of copper
• Portuguese: cúprico — made of copper
• Romanian: din cupru — made of copper
• Romansh: d'arom — made of copper
• Russian: ме́дный (médnyj) — made of copper
• Scottish Gaelic: umhach — made of copper
• Sicilian: ramatu — made of copper
• Slovak: medený — made of copper
• Swahili: shaba — made of copper
• Telugu: రాగి (rāgi) — made of copper
• Ukrainian: мі́дний (mídnyj) — made of copper
• Vietnamese: đồng — made of copper
• Yiddish: קופּערדיק (kuperdik) — made of copper
• Yiddish: קופּערן (kupern) — made of copper
• Albanian: bakërt — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Belarusian: спіжарны (śpižarny) — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Bulgarian: ме́ден (méden) — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Bulgarian: бакърен (bakǎren) — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Czech: měděný — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Dutch: koperkleurig — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Finnish: kuparinvärinen — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Finnish: kuparinruskea — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• French: cuivré — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• German: kupferfarben — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• German: kupferfarbig — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• German: kupfern — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• German: küpfern — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Greek: χάλκινος (chálkinos) — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Ancient Greek: χαλκοειδής (khalkoeidḗs) — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Ancient Greek: χαλκοφανής (khalkophanḗs) — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Interlingua: cuprose — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Persian: مسی (mesi) — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Portuguese: cobreado — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Portuguese: cor-de-cobre — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Romanian: arămiu — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Russian: ме́дно-кра́сный (médno-krásnyj) — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Russian: цве́та ме́ди (cvéta médi) — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Russian: ме́дный (médnyj) — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Slovak: medenej farby — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Spanish: cobrizo — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Swahili: shaba — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Ukrainian: мі́дний (mídnyj) — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Ukrainian: мі́дно-черво́ний (mídno-červónyj) — having the reddish-brown colour of copper
• Abkhaz: абҩа (abjwa) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Acehnese: teumaga — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Afar: naxas — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Afrikaans: koper — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Ahtna: tsedi — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Ainu: フレカネ (hurekane) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Akkadian: werûm — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Albanian: bakër — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Albanian: rem — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Albanian: qipër — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Southern Altai: јес (ǰes) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Southern Altai: бакыр (bakïr) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Amharic: መዳብ (mädab) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Amharic: ነሕስ (näḥs) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Guerrero Amuzgo: ndyé — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Arabic: نُحَاس (nuḥās) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Arabic: نحاس (nḥās) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Arabic: نحاس (nḥās) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Aragonese: arambre — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Aragonese: cobre — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Argobba: ነህስ (nähes) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Armenian: պղինձ (pġinj) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Aromanian: aramã — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Aromanian: bãcãri — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Aromanian: bacrã — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Aromanian: halcumã — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Assamese: তাম (tam) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Asturian: cobre — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Azerbaijani: mis — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Bashkir: баҡыр (baqır) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Bashkir: еҙ (yeź) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Basque: kobre — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Bats: წასტ (c̣asṭ) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Belarusian: медзь (mjedzʹ) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Belarusian: спіж (śpiž) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Bengali: তামা (tama) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Bhojpuri: ताँमा (tā̃mā) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Eastern Bontoc: kianfiang — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Breton: kouevr — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Bulgarian: мед (med) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Bulgarian: бакър (bakǎr) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Burmese: ကြေးနီ (kre:ni) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Buryat: зэд (zed) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Catalan: coure — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Chechen: цӏаста (cʼasta) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Cherokee: ᎥᏣᏱ (vtsayi) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Cherokee: ᏣᏱ (tsayi) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Chichewa: mkuwa — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Chinese Cantonese: 銅 /铜 (tung4) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Eastern Min Chinese: 銅 /铜 (dè̤ng) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Chinese: 銅 /铜 (tâng) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Chinese Mandarin: 銅 /铜 (tóng) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Chukchi: четԓёчеԓ (četḷjočeḷ) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Chuvash: пӑхӑр (păh̬ăr) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Coptic: ϩⲟⲙⲧ (homt) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Cornish: cober — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Cornish: kober — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Crimean Tatar: baqır — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Czech: měď — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Danish: kobber — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Dargwa: дубси (dubsi) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Dhivehi: ރަތުލޯ (ratulō) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Dolgan: алтан — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Dutch: koper — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Dzongkha: ཟངས (zangs) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Esperanto: kupro — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Estonian: vask — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Faroese: kopar — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Finnish: kupari — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Finnish: vaski — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• French: cuivre — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• West-Frisian: koper — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Friulian: ram — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Fula: 𞤧𞤭𞤤𞤢 — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Fula: sila — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Gagauz: bakır — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Galician: cobre — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Ge'ez: ናሕስ (naḥs) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Georgian: სპილენძი (sṗilenʒi) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• German: Kupfer — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Gothic: 𐌰𐌹𐌶 (aiz) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Greek: χαλκός (chalkós) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Ancient Greek: χαλκός (khalkós) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Greenlandic: kanngussak — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Gujarati: તાંબું (tā̃bũ) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Haitian Creole: kwiv — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Hebrew: נחושת — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Hebrew: נְחֹשֶׁת (nekhóshet) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Hindi: ताँबा (tāmbā) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Hindi: ताम्र (tāmra) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Hungarian: réz — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Icelandic: eir — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Icelandic: kopar — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tuwali Ifugao: galamat — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tuwali Ifugao: gombang — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Ilocano: tanso — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Indonesian: tembaga — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Ingush: цӏаста (cʼasta) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Interlingua: cupro — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Irish: copar — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Irish: umha — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Italian: rame — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Japanese: 銅 (dō) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Japanese: 銅 (akagane) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Japanese: カッパー (kappā) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Javanese: tembaga — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Old Javanese: tambaga — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Lubuagan Kalinga: gambyang — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Southern Kalinga: kantar — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Kannada: ತಾಮ್ರ (tāmra) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Kapampangan: tangsu — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Karachay-Balkar: багъыр (bağır) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Karachay-Balkar: жез (jez) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Karachay-Balkar: джез (cez) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Kashubian: kòper — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Kazakh: мыс (mys) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Khakas: чис (çis) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Khakas: пағыр (pağır) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Khmer: ស្ពាន់ (spoan) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Komi-Zyrian: ыргӧн (yrgön) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Korean: 구리 (guri) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Korean: 구리쇠 (gurisoe) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Korean: 동 (dong) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Korean: 적금 (jeokgeum) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Kumyk: багъыр (bağır) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Kumyk: ез (yez) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Central Kurdish: مس (mis) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Kyrgyz: жез (jez) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Lao: ທອງແດງ (thǭng dǣng) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Latgalian: vars — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Latin: aes — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Latin: cyprum — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Latin: cuprum — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Latin: aerāmen — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Latvian: varš — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Latvian: kapars — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Laz: ლიჯი (lici) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Laz: პრინჯი (p̌rinci) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Ligurian: rammo — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Lithuanian: varis — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Livonian: vašk — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Lombard: ramm — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Low German: Kopper — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Luxembourgish: Koffer — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Macedonian: ба́кар (bákar) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Maguindanao: galang — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Malay: kuprum — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Malay: tembaga — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Malayalam: ചെമ്പ് (cempŭ) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Maltese: ram — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Manchu: ᡤᡳᠣᠸᠠᠨ (giowan) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Western Bukidnon Manobo: tumbaɣa — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Northern Mansi: аргин (argin) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Manx: cobbyr — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Māori: kapa — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Māori: konukura — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Maranao: tombaga — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Eastern Mari: вӱрге́не (vürgéńe) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Central Melanau: tebagak — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Minangkabau: tambago — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Mingrelian: ლინჯი (linǯi) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Mòcheno: kupfer — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Mongolian: зэс (zes) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Nahuatl: chichiltic tepoztli — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Nanai: гион (gion) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Navajo: béésh łichíiʼii — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Nepali: तामा (tāmā) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Norman: rouoge tchuivre — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Norwegian Bokmål: kobber — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Norwegian Bokmål: kopper — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kopar — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kåppår — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Occitan: coire — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Ojibwe: miskwaabik — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Old English: ār — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Old Norse: koparr — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Old Tupi: itanema — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Old Tupi: itaîunema — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Oroqen: gɛ꞉yin — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Ossetian: ӕрхуы — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Pannonian Rusyn: бакар (bakar) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Pashto: مس (mes) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Persian: مس (mes) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Piedmontese: aram — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Piedmontese: ram — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Polish: miedź — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Portuguese: cobre — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Punjabi: ਤਾਂਬਾ (tāmbā) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Quechua: anta — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Romagnol: râm — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Romanian: cupru — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Romanian: aramă — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Romansh: arom — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Romansh: irom — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Romansh: aram — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Russian: медь (medʹ) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Northern Sami: veaiki — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Sanskrit: ताम्रक (tāmraka) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Sanskrit: ताम्र (tāmra) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Sardinian: arràmene — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Sardinian: arràmini — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Sardinian: ràmene — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Sardinian: ràmini — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Scottish Gaelic: copar — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Sebop: temaga' — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Serbo-Croatian: бакар — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Serbo-Croatian: bakar — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Shan: တွင်းလႅင် (táung lěng) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Shor: чес (çes) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Sicilian: ramu — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Slovak: meď — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Slovene: baker — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Lower Sorbian: kupor — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Spanish: cobre — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Sumerian: 𒍏 (urud) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Svan: ჩეი̄ (čeī) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Swahili: shaba — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Swedish: koppar — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tagalog: tanso — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tajik: мис (mis) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tamil: செம்பு (cempu) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tashelhit: anas — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tatar: бакыр (baqır) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Telugu: రాగి (rāgi) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Telugu: తామ్రము (tāmramu) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Thai: ทองแดง (tɔɔng-dɛɛng) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tibetan: ཟངས (zangs) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tocharian B: pilke — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tsonga: nsina — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tulu: താംബ്ര (tāmbra) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tulu: ತಾಂಬ್ರ (tāmbra) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tumbuka: mkuwa — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Turkish: bakır — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Ottoman Turkish: باقر (bakır) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Turkmen: mis — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tuvan: чес (çes) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Tuvan: хола (xola) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Ugaritic: 𐎘𐎍𐎘 (ṯlṯ) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Ukrainian: мідь (midʹ) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Ukrainian: купрум (kuprum) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Urdu: تانبا (tānbā) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Uyghur: مىس (mis) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Uzbek: mis — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Uzbek: мис (mis) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Venetan: rame — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Vietnamese: đồng — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Vilamovian: köpfer — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Vilamovian: köpper — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Volapük: kuprin — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Welsh: copr — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Yakut: алтан (altan) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Yiddish: קופּער (kuper) — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Zhuang: doengz — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• ǃXóõ: ǂkxʻái — reddish-brown metallic chemical element with the atomic number 29; the metal made up of this element
• Albanian: bakërt — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Armenian: պղինձագույն (pġinjaguyn) — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Belarusian: спіжарны (śpižarny) — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Bulgarian: мед (med) — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Bulgarian: ме́ден (méden) — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Catalan: coure — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Cornish: kobrek — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Czech: měděná — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Dutch: koperbruin — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Dutch: koperkleur — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Dutch: koperrood — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Finnish: kuparinruskea — reddish-brown colour of copper
• French: cuivré — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Georgian: სპილენძისფერი (sṗilenʒisperi) — reddish-brown colour of copper
• German: Kupferfarbe — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Greek: χάλκινο (chálkino) — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Interlingua: cuprose — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Japanese: カッパー (kappā) — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Japanese: 銅色 (akaganeiro) — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Japanese: 赤銅 (shakudō) — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Luxembourgish: Kofferfaarf — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Luxembourgish: Kofferfuarf — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Persian: مسی (mesi) — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Portuguese: cobre — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Portuguese: cor de cobre — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Russian: ме́дно-кра́сный (médno-krásnyj) — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Russian: ме́дный (médnyj) — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Russian: цвет ме́ди (cvet médi) — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Russian: медь (medʹ) — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Slovak: medená — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Swahili: shaba — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Tagalog: kulay-tanso — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Turkish: bakır rengi — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Vietnamese: màu đồng — reddish-brown colour of copper
• Bulgarian: сине́вка (sinévka) — any of various lycaenid butterflies with copper-coloured upperwings
• Finnish: kultasiipi — any of various lycaenid butterflies with copper-coloured upperwings
• Russian: черво́нец (červónec) — any of various lycaenid butterflies with copper-coloured upperwings
• Scottish Gaelic: umhach — any of various lycaenid butterflies with copper-coloured upperwings
• Turkish: bakır kelebeği — any of various lycaenid butterflies with copper-coloured upperwings
• Albanian: bakërt — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Albanian: remtë — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Southern Altai: јес (ǰes) — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Armenian: պղնձե (pġnje) — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Bulgarian: бакър (bakǎr) — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Catalan: aram — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Crimean Tatar: baqır — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Dutch: koperen — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Finnish: kupariesine — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Hindi: ताम्र (tāmra) — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Nepali: ताम्र (tāmra) — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Persian: مسی (mesi) — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Polish: miedziany — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Portuguese: cúprico — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Swahili: shaba — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Turkish: bakır — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Ottoman Turkish: باقر (bakır) — any of various specialized items made of copper
• ǃXóõ: ǂkxʻái — any of various specialized items made of copper
• Bulgarian: ме́дна ча́ша (médna čáša) — copper mug used for drinking alcoholic beverages
• Finnish: kuparimuki — copper mug used for drinking alcoholic beverages
• Russian: ча́рка (čárka) — copper mug used for drinking alcoholic beverages
• Vietnamese: chén đồng — copper mug used for drinking alcoholic beverages
• Finnish: kuparilevy — copper sheet on which an image or writing is engraved
• Russian: медь (medʹ) — copper sheet on which an image or writing is engraved
• Albanian: bakëre — large pot filled with water and heated over a fire
• Armenian: պղինձ (pġinj) — large pot filled with water and heated over a fire
• Bulgarian: бакър (bakǎr) — large pot filled with water and heated over a fire
• Dutch: ketel — large pot filled with water and heated over a fire
• Finnish: pata — large pot filled with water and heated over a fire
• Māori: kapa — large pot filled with water and heated over a fire
• Russian: котёл (kotjól) — large pot filled with water and heated over a fire
• Russian: чугу́н (čugún) — large pot filled with water and heated over a fire
• Russian: чугуно́к (čugunók) — large pot filled with water and heated over a fire
• Swahili: shaba — large pot filled with water and heated over a fire
• Albanian: bakër — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Armenian: պղինձ (pġinj) — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Bulgarian: медна монета (medna moneta) — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Catalan: coure — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Catalan: aram — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Chinese: 銅貨 /铜货 (tâng-hè) — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Coptic: ϧⲁⲗⲕⲓⲛ (xalkin) — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Czech: měďák — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Dutch: kopermunt — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Finnish: kupariraha — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Greek: χάλκινο νόμισμα (chálkino nómisma) — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Ingrian: vaskiraha — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Japanese: 銅貨 (dōka) — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Latin: cupreus — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Persian: مسین (mesin) — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Polish: miedziak — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Portuguese: cobre — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Russian: медя́к (medják) — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Scottish Gaelic: gliog — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Southern Altai: јес акча (ǰes akča) — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Swahili: shaba — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Ottoman Turkish: باقر (bakır) — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Vietnamese: đồng — coin, typically of a small denomination, originally made of copper; coins made of copper collectively
• Bulgarian: ченге (čenge) — (slang) police officer
• Dutch: smeris — (slang) police officer
• Dutch: wout — (slang) police officer
• Finnish: jepari — (slang) police officer
• Finnish: kyttä — (slang) police officer
• Finnish: sinivuokko — (slang) police officer
• French: flic — (slang) police officer
• French: keuf — (slang) police officer
• French: poulet — (slang) police officer
• French: poulaga — (slang) police officer
• German: Bulle — (slang) police officer
• Greek: μπάτσος (bátsos) — (slang) police officer
• Hungarian: hekus — (slang) police officer
• Hungarian: zsaru — (slang) police officer
• Italian: agente di polizia — (slang) police officer
• Italian: poliziotto — (slang) police officer
• Macedonian: цајкан (cajkan) — (slang) police officer
• Macedonian: џандар (džandar) — (slang) police officer
• Macedonian: полица́ец (policáec) — (slang) police officer
• Portuguese: tira — (slang) police officer
• Portuguese: policial — (slang) police officer
• Russian: полице́йский (policéjskij) — (slang) police officer
• Russian: лега́вый (legávyj) — (slang) police officer
• Slovak: fízel — (slang) police officer
• Spanish: paco — (slang) police officer
• Swahili: shaba — (slang) police officer
• Turkish: aynasız — (slang) police officer
• Finnish: dekkari — (slang) private detective — see also private detective
• Finnish: vahti — (slang) security guard — see also security guard
• Finnish: vasikka — (slang) informer — see also informer
• Finnish: kuparoida — to coat or sheathe (something) in copper
• Ancient Greek: περιχαλκόω (perikhalkóō) — to coat or sheathe (something) in copper
• Russian: медни́ть (mednítʹ) — to coat or sheathe (something) in copper
• Russian: омедни́ть (omednítʹ) — to coat or sheathe (something) in copper
• Finnish: kuparoida — to give (something) a colour by applying copper salt
• Finnish: panostaa — in the game of faro: to place a copper coin, or small disc or token, on (a playing card) to indicate that a player bets against that card