«carbon (the element)» en siete lenguas
Significadocarbon (the element)
Español
/karˈbono/
m.préstamo · French carbone
Carbón is coal; carbono is the element.
Francés
/kaʁbɔn/
m.cultismo
A modern chemists' coinage; the inherited word charbon means coal.
Italiano
/karˈbɔnjo/
m.préstamo · French carbone
Carbone is coal; carbonio is the element.
Portugués
/kahˈbonu/
m.préstamo · French carbone
Carvão is coal: the inherited CARBŌNEM, with b → v and the -n- lost.
Rumano
/karˈbon/
neutropréstamo · French carbone
Cărbune is coal, the inherited word.
Catalán
/kəɾˈbɔni/
m.préstamo · French carbone
Carbó is coal, the inherited word.
Inglés
/ˈkɑɹbən/
del latín/francés · French carbone
El antepasado latino
CARBŌNEM‘charcoal, coal’
Las seis hermanas descienden de él, salvo que se indique lo contrario abajo.
La historia
Every sister has two words from CARBŌNEM: the old inherited one for coal (carbón, charbon, carbone) and the modern scientific one for the element. French charbon shows CA turning to cha; the learned carbone does not.
Parientes en inglés: carbonate, carbonize, carburettor
Apréndela
En una frase
- esLos diamantes están hechos de carbono.
- frLes diamants sont faits de carbone.
- itI diamanti sono fatti di carbonio.
- ptOs diamantes são feitos de carbono.
- roDiamantele sunt făcute din carbon.
- caEls diamants són de carboni.
- enDiamonds are made of carbon.