fosfor
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ˈfɔs.fɔr/
noun
Definitions
- phosphorus
Etymology
Borrowed from German Phosphor (phosphorus) derived from Ancient Greek φωσφόρος (the bearer of light, light bearer, torchbearer, light-bearing).
Origin
Ancient Greek
φωσφόρος
Gloss
the bearer of light, light bearer, torchbearer, light-bearing
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- phosphorus Latin
- phosphorus, phōsphorus Latin
- phōsphorus Latin
- Phosphor German
- Phosphorkreislauf German
- Phosphormolybdat German
- Phosphornekrose German
- Phosphoroxid German
- Phosphorpentachlorid German
- Phosphorpentasulfid German
- Phosphorpentoxid German
- Phosphorsulfid German
- Phosphorsäure German
- Phosphorvergiftung German
- Phosphorzyklus German
- fosforzuur Dutch, Flemish
- zuur Dutch, Flemish
- фо́сфор Russian
- фосфор Russian
- phosphorus, phōsphorus Spanish, Castilian
- φωσφόρος Ancient Greek
- φῶς Ancient Greek
- fosfor Danish
- fosfor Czech
- fosfor Faroese
- fosfor Estonian
- fosfor Crimean Tatar