gaseous

English

Etymology

From gas +‎ -eous.

Pronunciation

• (US) IPA^(key): /ˈɡæʃəs/

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• Rhymes: -æsiəs, -eɪʃəs

Adjective

gaseous (comparative more gaseous, superlative most gaseous)

1. Relating to, or existing as gas (matter in an intermediate state between liquid and plasma).
2. Of a liquid containing bubbles: gassy.
3. Lacking substance or solidity; tenuous.

Derived terms

• gaseous phase

Translations

relating to, or existing as, gas

• Assamese: গেছীয় (gesio), গেছীয়া (gesia)
• Belarusian: га́завы (házavy), газападо́бны (hazapadóbny)
• Bulgarian: га́зов (gázov), газообра́зен (bg) (gazoobrázen)
• Catalan: gasós (ca)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 氣體的／气体的 (zh) (qìtǐ de)

• Danish: gasformig, luftformig
• Esperanto: gasa (eo)
• Finnish: kaasumainen (fi)
• French: gazeux (fr)
• Galician: gasoso (gl) m
• Georgian: აიროვანი (airovani), აირადი (airadi)
• German: gasförmig (de)
• Greek: αεριώδης (el) (aeriódis)
• Irish: gásach
• Japanese: 気体の (ja) (きたいの, kitai no)
• Korean: 기체의 (ko) (giche'ui)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: gassformig

  Nynorsk: gassformig

• Occitan: gasós (oc)
• Polish: gazowy (pl)
• Portuguese: gasoso (pt)
• Romanian: gazos (ro) m or n
• Russian: га́зовый (ru) (gázovyj), газообра́зный (ru) (gazoobráznyj)
• Spanish: gaseoso (es)
• Turkish: gazsal
• Ukrainian: га́зовий (uk) (házovyj), газоподі́бний (hazopodíbnyj)

of a liquid containing bubbles: gassy

• Belarusian: газірава́ны (haziravány)
• Bulgarian: гази́ран (gazíran)
• Catalan: gasós (ca)
• Danish: gasholdig, kulsyreholdig (of carbonated beverages)
• Finnish: kupliva, kaasupitoinen
• French: gazeux (fr)
• Georgian: აიროვანი (airovani), აირადი (airadi)
• German: gashaltig (de), kohlensäurehaltig (de) (of carbonated beverages)
• Greek: αεριούχος (el) (aerioúchos)
• Irish: gásach
• Polish: gazowany (pl)
• Portuguese: gasoso (pt), gaseificado (pt)
• Russian: газиро́ванный (ru) (gaziróvannyj)
• Spanish: gaseoso (es)
• Turkish: gazlı (tr)
• Ukrainian: газо́ваний (hazóvanyj)