iodine

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• /ˈaɪ.əˌdaɪn
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From French iode + -ine, from Ancient Greek ἰοειδής (ioeidḗs, “violet”). Coined by British chemist Humphry Davy in 1814.

119 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: jood — element
• Albanian: jod — element
• Arabic: يُود (yūd) — element
• Armenian: յոդ (yod) — element
• Armenian: մանիշ (maniš) — element
• Asturian: yodu — element
• Azerbaijani: ایود (iyōd) — element
• Azerbaijani: yod — element
• Azerbaijani: iod — element
• Basque: iodoa — element
• Belarusian: ёд (jod) — element
• Breton: iod — element
• Bulgarian: йод (jod) — element
• Catalan: iode — element
• Chinese Mandarin: 碘 (diǎn) — element
• Cornish: eyodyn — element
• Czech: jód — element
• Danish: jod — element
• Dutch: jood — element
• Dutch: jodium — element
• Erzya: ёда (joda) — element
• Esperanto: jodo — element
• Esperanto: iodo — element
• Estonian: jood — element
• Faroese: jod — element
• Finnish: jodi — element
• French: iode — element
• West-Frisian: joadium — element
• Friulian: jodi — element
• Galician: iodo — element
• Georgian: იოდი (iodi) — element
• German: Jod — element
• German: Iod — element
• Greek: ιώδιο (iódio) — element
• Hausa: aidin — element
• Hebrew: יוד (yod) — element
• Hindi: जंबुकी (jambukī) — element
• Hungarian: jód — element
• Icelandic: joð — element
• Indonesian: yodium — element
• Irish: iaidín — element
• Italian: iodio — element
• Japanese: ヨウ素 (yōso) — element
• Japanese: 沃素 (yōso) — element
• Japanese: ヨード (yōdo) — element
• Kashubian: jód — element
• Kazakh: йод (iod) — element
• Korean: 요오드 (yoodeu) — element
• Korean: 옥도 (okdo) — element
• Korean: 옥소 (okso) — element
• Korean: 요오듐 (yoodyum) — element
• Korean: 아이오딘 (aiodin) — element
• Kyrgyz: йод (yod) — element
• Latin: iodium — element
• Latvian: jods — element
• Lithuanian: jodas — element
• Luxembourgish: Iod — element
• Macedonian: јод (jod) — element
• Malay: iodin — element
• Maltese: jodju — element
• Manx: eeadeen — element
• Māori: hautawa — element
• Eastern Mari: йод (jod) — element
• Mongolian: йод (jod) — element
• Norwegian: jod — element
• Occitan: iòde — element
• Persian: ید (yod) — element
• Polish: jod — element
• Portuguese: iodo — element
• Romanian: iod — element
• Russian: йод (jod) — element
• Russian: ио́д (iód) — element
• Skolt-Sami: jåått — element
• Scottish Gaelic: ìodain — element
• Serbo-Croatian: јо̑д — element
• Serbo-Croatian: jȏd — element
• Slovak: jód — element
• Slovene: jod — element
• Spanish: yodo — element
• Spanish: iodo — element
• Swedish: jod — element
• Tagalog: yodo — element
• Tajik: йод (yod) — element
• Tajik: иод (iod) — element
• Tamil: அயடின் (ayaṭiṉ) — element
• Thai: ไอโอดีน (ai-oo-diin) — element
• Tok Pisin: aiadin — element
• Tok Pisin: yot — element
• Turkish: iyot — element
• Ukrainian: йод (jod) — element
• Uzbek: yod — element
• Uzbek: йод (yod) — element
• Vietnamese: iot — element
• Vietnamese: iốt — element
• Vietnamese: iođ — element
• Volapük: yodin — element
• Welsh: ïodin — element
• Yiddish: יאָד (yod) — element
• Bulgarian: йо́дна тинкту́ра (jódna tinktúra) — antiseptic
• Bulgarian: йод (jod) — antiseptic
• Chinese Mandarin: 碘酒 (diǎnjiǔ) — antiseptic
• Chinese Mandarin: 碘酊 (diǎndǐng) — antiseptic
• Chinese Mandarin: 優碘 /优碘 — antiseptic
• Dutch: jodium — antiseptic
• Dutch: jodiumtinctuur — antiseptic
• Erzya: ёда (joda) — antiseptic
• Finnish: joditinktuura — antiseptic
• Finnish: jodisprii — antiseptic
• German: Jodtinktur — antiseptic
• Japanese: ヨードチンキ (yōdochinki) — antiseptic
• Plautdietsch: Jood — antiseptic
• Polish: jodyna — antiseptic
• Portuguese: iodo — antiseptic
• Romanian: tinctură de iod — antiseptic
• Russian: раствор йода (rastvor joda) — antiseptic
• Russian: ио́д (iód) — antiseptic
• Tok Pisin: aiadin — antiseptic
• Tok Pisin: yot — antiseptic
• Yiddish: יאָד (yod) — antiseptic