röntgen

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈɹɜːnt.ɡən/
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Borrowed from German Röntgen.

Named after Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen.

21 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: ре́нтген (réntgen) — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Chinese Mandarin: 倫琴 /伦琴 (lúnqín) — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Danish: røntgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Dutch: röntgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Estonian: röntgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Finnish: röntgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• French: röntgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• German: Röntgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Hungarian: röntgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Indonesian: rontgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Italian: röntgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Japanese: レントゲン (rentogen) — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Korean: 뢴트겐 (roenteugen) — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Polish: rentgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Portuguese: roentgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Russian: рентге́н (rentgén) — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Serbo-Croatian: рендген — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Serbo-Croatian: rendgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Slovak: röntgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Spanish: roentgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation
• Turkish: röntgen — unit of exposure to ionizing radiation