glucose

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• UK: /ˈɡluː.kəʊz/
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• UK: /ˈɡluː.kəʊs/
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• Canada, US: /ˈɡlu.koʊs/
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• Canada, US: /ˈɡlu.koʊz/
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Etymology tree Ancient Greek γλεῦκος (gleûkos)der. French glucose English glucose From French, from Ancient Greek γλεῦκος (gleûkos, “wine, must”). By surface analysis, gluco- + -ose; note that -ose is derived from the word glucose.

75 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: glukozë — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Arabic: جلوكوز — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Bengali: গ্লুকোজ (glukōj) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Catalan: glucosa — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Chinese Cantonese: 葡萄糖 (pou4 tou4 tong4) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Chinese: 葡萄糖 (phû-tô-thn̂g, phô-tô-thn̂g, phôe-tô-thn̂g, pû-tô-thn̂g) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Czech: glukóza — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Danish: glukose — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Danish: druesukker — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Dutch: glucose — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Dutch: druivensuiker — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Esperanto: glukozo — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Faroese: drúvusukur — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Finnish: glukoosi — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Finnish: rypälesokeri — simple monosaccharide sugar
• French: glucose — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Georgian: გლუკოზა (gluḳoza) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• German: Glukose — simple monosaccharide sugar
• German: Traubenzucker — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Greek: γλυκόζη (glykózi) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Hawaiian: monakō — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Hebrew: גלוקוז (glukóz) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Hindi: ग्लूकोज़ (glūkoz) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Hindi: द्राक्षधु (drākṣadhu) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Hungarian: glükóz — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Hungarian: szőlőcukor — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Icelandic: glúkósi — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Ido: glikoso — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Indonesian: glukosa — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Irish: glúcós — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Italian: glucosio — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Japanese: ブドウ糖 (budōtō) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Japanese: 葡萄糖 (budōtō) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Japanese: グルコース (gurukōsu) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Khmer: គ្លុយកូស (kluykouh) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Khmer: មធុរជាតិ (mĕəʼthurĕəʼciət) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Korean: 포도당 (pododang) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Korean: 글루코스 (geullukoseu) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Latvian: glikoze — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Lithuanian: gliukozė — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Maltese: glukows — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Māori: hukatoto — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Marathi: ग्लुकोज (glukoj) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Mongolian: глюкоз (gljukoz) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Mongolian: усан үзмийн чихэр (usan üzmiin čixer) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Mongolian: үзмийн чихэр (üzmiin čixer) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Navajo: chʼiyáán náálkąąd bee jiinánígíí — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Norwegian: glukose — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Norwegian: druesukker — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Persian: گلوکوز (glukôz) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Persian: قند انگور (qand-e angur) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Polish: glukoza — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Polish: cukier gronowy — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Portuguese: glicose — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Portuguese: glucose — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Romanian: glucoză — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Russian: глюко́за (gljukóza) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Slovak: glukóza — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Slovene: glukoza — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Slovene: grozdni sladkor — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Spanish: glucosa — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Swahili: glukosi — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Swedish: glukos — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Swedish: dextros — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Swedish: druvsocker — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Swedish: blodsocker — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Tagalog: glukosa — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Thai: กลูโคส (gluu-kóot) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Turkish: glikoz — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Turkish: üzüm şekeri — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Ukrainian: глюко́за (hljukóza) — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Vietnamese: glucozơ — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Vietnamese: glu-cô — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Welsh: glwcos — simple monosaccharide sugar
• Welsh: siwgwr grawn — simple monosaccharide sugar