hadron

See also hadrón

English

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Etymology

Ancient Greek ἁδρός (hadros, “thick”).

Pronunciation

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• IPA: /ˈhæd.ɹɑn/, SAMPA: /"h{dr\.An/

Noun

hadron (plural hadrons)

1. (physics) A strongly interacting particle such as a proton. A particle which is affected by the strong nuclear force. A hadron is composed of quarks.

Translations

particle

Armenian: հադրոն (hy) (hadron) Basque: hadroi (eu) Catalan: hadró (ca) m. Dutch: hadron (nl) n. Esperanto: hadrono (eo) Finnish: hadroni (fi) French: hadron (fr) m. Galician: hadrón (gl) m. German: Hadron (de) n. Ido: hadrono (io) Italian: adrone (it) m. Japanese: ハドロン (ja) (hadoron)

Khmer: បុថូណូ  (km) (poh tho no), ប្រថូណូ (km) (bror tho no) Macedonian: хадрон (mk) (hadrón) m. Persian: هادرون (fa) (hadron) Polish: hadron (pl) m. Russian: адрон (ru) (adrón) m. Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: ха̀дро̄н (sh) m. Roman: hàdrōn (sh) m. Slovak: hadrón (sk) m. Slovene: hadrón (sl) m. Spanish: hadrón (es) m. Swedish: hadron (sv) c. Turkish: hadron (tr)

Anagrams

• Hardon, hard-on
• Hrodna
• Rhonda

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Dutch

Wikipedia ^nl

Noun

hadron n. (^??? please provide the plural!)

1. (physics) hadron

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Polish

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈxad̪rɔn̪/

Noun

hadron m.

1. (physics) hadron

Declension

    declension of hadron

	singular	plural
nominative	hadron	hadrony
genitive	hadrona	hadronów
dative	hadronowi	hadronom
accusative	hadron	hadrony
instrumental	hadronem	hadronami
locative	hadronie	hadronach
vocative	hadronie	hadrony

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Serbo-Croatian

Pronunciation

• IPA: /xǎdroːn/
• Hyphenation: had‧ron

Noun

hàdrōn m. (Cyrillic spelling ха̀дро̄н)

1. (physics) hadron

Declension

    declension of hadron

	singular	plural
nominative	hàdrōn	hadróni
genitive	hadróna	hadrónā
dative	hadrónu	hadrónima
accusative	hàdrōn	hadróne
vocative	hȁdrōne	hadróni
locative	hadrónu	hadrónima
instrumental	hadrónom	hadrónima

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Slovene

Noun

hadrón m.

1. (physics) hadron

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Turkish

Noun

hadron

1. (physics) hadron