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Wikipedia
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From Swedish and Danish tung heavy, + sten stone (although neither language uses "tungsten" as the name of the element)
tungsten (uncountable)
- a metallic chemical element (symbol W) with an atomic number of 74. The symbol is derived from the Latin word wolframium.
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chemical element
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- Korean: 텅스텐 (ko) (teongseuten), 볼프람 (ko) (bolpeuram), 중석 (ko) (jungseok) (重石 (ko))
- Latin: wolframium (la)
- Latvian: volframs (lv) m
- Lithuanian: volframas (lt) m
- Luxembourgish: Wolfram (lb)
- Macedonian: волфрам (mk) (volfrám) m
- Malay: siamang (ms), tungsten (ms), wolfram (ms)
- Malayalam: please add this translation if you can
- Maltese: tangstinn (mt)
- Manx: tungsten (gv)
- Mongolian: больфрам (mn) (bolʹfrám)
- Norwegian: wolfram (no)
- Persian: تنگستن (fa) (tangesten), ولفرام (fa) (volfrâm)
- Polish: wolfram (pl)
- Portuguese: tungstênio (pt) m, tungsténio (pt) m, volfrâmio (pt) m
- Romanian: tungsten (ro) n, wolfram (ro)
- Russian: вольфрам (ru) (volʹfrám) m
- Scottish Gaelic: tungstan (gd)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: волфрам (sh) m
- Roman: volfram (sh) m
- Slovak: wolfram (sk)
- Slovene: volfram (sl)
- Spanish: tungsteno (es) m, wolframio (es) m
- Swedish: volfram (sv)
- Tajik: вольфрам (tg) (volʹfrám)
- Tamil: தங்ஸ்தென் (ta) (taństen)
- Telugu: please add this translation if you can
- Thai: ทังสเตน (th) (thangsàten), วุลแฟรม (th) (wulfraem)
- Turkish: volfram (tr), tungsten (tr)
- Ukrainian: вольфрам (uk) (volʹfrám) m
- Uzbek: vol’fram (uz)
- Cyrillic: вольфрам (uz)
- Vietnamese: vonfam (vi)
- Volapük: volframin (vo)
- Welsh: twngsten (cy)
- West Frisian: wolfraam (fy)
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Wikipedia ms
Etymology [edit]
From English tungsten, from Swedish and Danish tung + sten.
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tungsten (Jawi spelling توڠستن)
- tungsten (chemical element)
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