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|Hydrogen||1||Waterling, Waterstuff||Half-calque, Calque
|Hydrogen||1||Wäterstoppe||Half-calque, Calque
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|Helium||2||Sunling, Sunstuff||Half-calque, Calque
|Helium||2||Sunnestoppe||Half-calque, Calque
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|Lithium||3||Stonesilver||From Gk Lithos meaning Stone  
|Lithium||3||Stansjolvor||From Gk Lithos meaning Stone  
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|Beryllium||4||Agustearth||Dutch "Agusterde"
|Beryllium||4||Agustjorde||Dutch 'Agusterde'
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|Boron||5||Hardchark||-on in Boron is abstractisation from Carbon
|Boron||5||Herdcherkol||-on in Boron is abstractisation from Carbon
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|Carbon||6||Chark, Coalstuff||English, Calque
|Carbon||6||Kolstoppe||English, Calque
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|Nitrogen||7||Peter||Nitrogen means "Saltpeter Former"  
|Nitrogen||7||Peter||Nitrogen means "Saltpeter Former"  

Latest revision as of 03:52, 28 January 2009

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 --- ---