nanotechnology

English

Etymology

From nano- +‎ technology. Popularized in 1986 by Eric Drexler.

Noun

nanotechnology (countable and uncountable, plural nanotechnologies)

1. The science and technology of creating nanoparticles and of manufacturing machines which have sizes within the range of nanometres.

   Coordinate term: gigatechnology

Translations

science and technology of creating nanoparticles

• Arabic: تِقْنِيَّة اَلنَّانُو f (tiqniyya(t) an-nānū), نَانُوتِيكْنُولُوجِي m (nanutiknulujī)
• Armenian: նանոտեխնոլոգիա (nanotexnologia)
• Belarusian: нанатэхнало́гія f (nanatexnalóhija)
• Bengali: ন্যানোপ্রযুক্তি (nênōprojukti)
• Bulgarian: нанотехноло́гия (bg) f (nanotehnológija)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 納米科技／纳米科技 (nàmǐ kējì), 纳米科技 (nàmǐkējì)

• Czech: nanotechnologie f
• Dutch: nanotechnologie (nl)
• Esperanto: nanoteknologio
• Finnish: nanoteknologia
• French: nanotechnologie (fr) f
• Georgian: ნანოტექნოლოგია (nanoṭeknologia)
• German: Nanotechnologie (de) f
• Greek: νανοτεχνολογία (el) f (nanotechnología)
• Hebrew: ננוטכנולוגיה (he)
• Hindi: नैनोतकनीकी (nainotaknīkī)
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• Irish: nanaitheicneolaíocht f
• Italian: nanotecnologia (it)
• Japanese: ナノテクノロジー (nanotekunorojī)
• Khmer: រស្សបច្ចេកវិទ្យា (ras sak pach jaek kak vi tyea)
• Korean: 나노기술 (nano-gisul)
• Latin: nanotechnologia f
• Persian: فناوری نانو
• Polish: nanotechnologia f
• Portuguese: nanotecnologia (pt) f
• Romanian: nanotehnologie f
• Russian: нанотехноло́гия (ru) f (nanotexnológija)
• Spanish: nanotecnología (es) f
• Thai: นาโนเทคโนโลยี (naa-noh-ték-noh-loh-yee)
• Ukrainian: нанотехноло́гія f (nanotexnolóhija)
• Urdu: قزمہ طرزیات
• Vietnamese: công nghệ nano

Further reading

• nanotechnology on Wikipedia.Wikipedia