radium

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈɹeɪ.dɪ.əm/
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• General-American: rād'ēəm
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• General-American: /ˈɹeɪ.di.əm/
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Etymology tree Latin radiusder. French radio- Proto-Indo-European *h2eǵ- Proto-Indo-European *-eti Proto-Indo-European *h2éǵeti Proto-Italic *agō Latin agō Proto-Indo-European *-wós Proto-Indo-European *-iHwósder. Latin -īvus ▲ Ancient Greek ἐνεργητῐκός (energētĭkós)sl. Latin āctīvusbor. Old French actif French actif French radio(actif) Proto-Indo-European *-(i)yós Proto-Italic *-ijos Proto-Italic *-ios Old Latin -ios Latin -ius Latin -ium French radiumbor. English radium Borrowed from French radium, from rad(ioactif) (“radioactive”) + -ium (suffix used to form the names of metallic elements).

55 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: radium — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Arabic: رَادِيُوم (rādiyūm) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Armenian: ռադիում (ṙadium) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Asturian: radiu — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Breton: radiom — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Bulgarian: радий (radij) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Burmese: ရေဒီယမ် (rediyam) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Catalan: radi — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Chinese Cantonese: 鐳 /镭 (leoi4) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Chinese Mandarin: 鐳 /镭 (léi) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Czech: radium — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Czech: rádium — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Dutch: radium — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Esperanto: radiumo — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Estonian: raadium — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Finnish: radium — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• French: radium — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Galician: radio — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Georgian: რადიუმი (radiumi) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• German: Radium — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Greek: ράδιο (rádio) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Hebrew: רדיום (radiyum) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Hindi: तेजातु (tejātu) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Hindi: रेडियम (reḍiyam) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Hungarian: rádium — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Italian: radio — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Japanese: ラジウム (rajiumu) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Japanese: ラディウム (radiumu) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Khmer: រ៉ាដ្យូម (raadyoum) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Korean: 라듐 (radyum) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Latvian: rādijs — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Lithuanian: radis — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Māori: konuruke — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Norwegian Bokmål: radium — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Norwegian Nynorsk: radium — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Occitan: radi — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Persian: رادیوم (râdiyom) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Polish: rad — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Portuguese: rádio — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Romanian: radiu — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Russian: ра́дий (rádij) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Serbo-Croatian: ра̑дӣј — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Serbo-Croatian: rȃdīj — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Spanish: radio — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Spanish: radium — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Spanish: rádium — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Swedish: radium — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Tamil: கருகன் (karukaṉ) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Thai: เรเดียม (ree-dîiam) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Turkish: radyum — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Ukrainian: ра́дій (rádij) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Uyghur: رادىي (radiy) — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Uzbek: radiy — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Vietnamese: rađi — chemical element with an atomic number of 88
• Volapük: radin — chemical element with an atomic number of 88