Framwurkbord fram Äreststoppën
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Anglish names as placeholders.
English | Atom No | Anglish | Origin |
Hydrogen | 1 | Wäterstoppe | Half-calque, Calque |
Helium | 2 | Sunnestoppe | Half-calque, Calque |
Lithium | 3 | Stansjolvor | From Gk Lithos meaning Stone |
Beryllium | 4 | Agustjorde | Dutch 'Agusterde' |
Boron | 5 | Herdcherkol | -on in Boron is abstractisation from Carbon |
Carbon | 6 | Kolstoppe | English, Calque |
Nitrogen | 7 | Peter | Nitrogen means "Saltpeter Former" |
Oxygen | 8 | Sourling, Sourstuff | Half-calque, Calque |
Fluorine | 9 | Flowling | Half-calque |
Neon | 10 | Newling | Half-calque |
Sodium | 11 | Saltore | The metal in salt |
Magnesium | 12 | Soapstone ore | The metal in soap stone |
Aluminium | 13 | Claysilver | Dutch expression ‘het zilver in klei’ |
Silicon | 14 | Sandchark | The "carbon" in sand (Silicon Dioxide) |
Phosphorus | 15 | Lightstone | Half-calque |
Sulfur | 16 | Brimstone | English |
Chlorine | 17 | Greenling | Half-calque |
Argon | 18 | Idling | Half-calque |
Potassium | 19 | Potash, Pot ash | English |
Calcium | 20 | Lime | English |
Scandium | 21 | Scandinavian Silver | Anglicized |
Titanium | 22 | Eten ore | Half-calque |
Vanadium | 23 | Freya | English for "Vanadis"(Godess) |
Chromium | 24 | Armorshine | A metal known for its high lustre |
Manganese | 25 | Lady lodestone | 0 |
Ferrum | 26 | Iron | English |
Cobaltum | 27 | Cobalt | English |
Niccolum | 28 | Nickel | English |
Cuprum | 29 | Copper | English |
Zincum | 30 | Zinc, Spelter | English |
Gallium | 31 | French zinc | Half-calque |
Germanium | 32 | German tin | Half-calque |
Arsenic | 33 | Goblet-fiend, Bowl-sprite | Medieval English |
Selenium | 34 | Moon Stone | Half-calque |
Bromium | 35 | Stink water | Half-calque |
Krypton | 36 | Hidling | Half-calque |
Rubidium | 37 | Deepest Red | Translation from Latin |
Strontium | 38 | Red Silver | Strontium salts emits red light when burned |
Yttrium | 39 | Secret Silver | Lanthanum group element, period of silver |
Zirconium | 40 | Fake gold | Half-calque |
Niobium | 41 | Freya's Silver | Vanadium Group Element, period of Silver |
Molybdenum | 42 | Greek lead | Molybdos means lead in greek |
Technetium | 43 | Fake Silver, Manmade Silver | Half-calque |
Ruthenium | 44 | Ruthen | Anglicised |
Rhodium | 45 | Rose Silver | Half-calque |
Palladium | 46 | New Silver | English(early name) |
Argentum | 47 | Silver | English |
Cadmium | 48 | Wodan | Early Name in German(God Wodan) |
Indium | 49 | Crying Silver | This metal emit a high pitched cry when bent |
Stannum | 50 | Tin | English |
Stibium | 51 | Nibsalve | O.E. nebsealf |
Tellurium | 52 | Earthstuff | Calque |
Iodium | 53 | Purple stone | English |
Xenon | 54 | Outloft, oddloft | Half-calque |
Caessium | 55 | Sky oreyield | Half-calque |
Barium | 56 | Heavy earth | From old dutch ‘zwaaraarde-metaal’ (heavy-earth metal) |
Lanthanum | 57 | Hushore | Half-calque |
Cerium | 58 | Growling | Ceres was the goddess of growing plants |
Praseodymium | 59 | Green twin | Half-calque |
Neodynium | 60 | New twin | Half-calque |
Promethium | 61 | Forethought ore | Prometheus means "forethought" in greek |
Samarium | 62 | Samarskite | Anglicised |
Europium | 63 | --- | --- |
Gadolinium | 64 | Great ore | The name derived from Hebrew Gadol which means great. |
Terbium | 65 | --- | --- |
Dysprosium | 66 | Seldom Earth | Half-calque |
Holmium | 67 | Island ore | Holm comes from Stockholm, and means island. |
Erbium | 68 | --- | --- |
Thulium | 69 | Thule | Anglicised |
Ytterbium | 70 | --- | --- |
Lutetium | 71 | Paris, Mudling | Lutatia means ‘mud-hovels’, from ‘lutum’ (mud) |
Hafnium | 72 | Copenhagen, Sellhaven Ore | Copenhagen comes from Kjøbmandehavn, "selling man (merchant) harbor" |
Tantalum | 73 | Glad Ore | Tantalizing means pleasing, gladdening |
Tungsten | 74 | Tungsten, Wolfram | English |
Rhenium | 75 | Runling | Rhine comes from Middle High German Rin, from the Proto-Indo-European root *reie- ("to flow, run") |
Osmium | 76 | Stink oreyield | Half-calque |
Iridum | 77 | Rainbow Gold | Half-calque |
Platinum | 78 | White Gold | English |
Aurum | 79 | Gold | English |
Mercury | 80 | Quicksilver | English |
Thallium | 81 | Twigling | Half calque |
Plumbum | 82 | Lead | English |
Bisemutum | 83 | Bismuth | English |
Polonium | 84 | Fieldling | Etymology of Poland eventually refers to "field" |
Astatine | 85 | Dor | Initial, rejected name, from German for "do" |
Radon | 86 | Rayloft | The name comes from Radium |
Francium | 87 | Moldova | Anglicisation of early name: Moldavium |
Radium | 88 | Rayling | Half-calque |
Actinium | 89 | Beam oreyield | Half-calque |
Thorium | 90 | Thor, Thur | Anglicised |
Protactium | 91 | Firstbeam | Half-calque with actinium |
Uranium | 92 | Ymirstuff, Klaproth | First name |
Neptunium | 93 | Sealing | Half-calque |
Plutonium | 94 | Helling | Half calque |
Americium | 95 | Americks Ore | --- |
Curium | 96 | --- | --- |
Berkelium | 97 | --- | --- |
Californium | 98 | --- | |
Eintenium | 99 | --- | --- |
Fermium | 100 | --- | --- |
Mendelevium | 101 | --- | --- |
Nobelium | 102 | --- | --- |
Lawrencium | 103 | --- | --- |
Rutherfordium | 104 | --- | --- |
Dubnium | 105 | Dubna | Anglicised |
Seaborgium | 106 | Seaburg | Anglicised |
Bohrium | 107 | --- | --- |
Hassium | 108 | Hessen | Anglicised from Latin |
Meitnerium | 109 | --- | --- |
Darmstadium | 110 | --- | --- |
Roentgenium | 111 | --- | --- |