- Chemical element: Mn (Atomic Number: 25)
Etymology
French manganèse and Italian manganese, from Latin magnesia "magnesia", from Ancient Greek μαγνησία (magnēsia), after Μαγνησία (Magnēsia), a city name in Thessaly, Lydia, and Asia Minor.
Pronunciation
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- Hyphenation: man·ga·nese
- Rhymes: -iːz
Noun
manganese (uncountable)
- a chemical element (symbol Mn) with an atomic number of 25.
Translations
- Afrikaans: mangaan
- Albanian: mangan
- Arabic: منجنيز (mnjnyz)
- Armenian: manganu
- Basque: manganesoa
- Belarusian: марганец (marhanec)
- Bosnian: mangan
- Breton: manganez m
- Bulgarian: манган m (mangan)
- Catalan: manganès
- Chinese: 錳 (měng)
- Cornish: manganus
- Croatian: mangan
- Czech: mangan
- Danish: mangan
- Dutch: mangaan n, manganium n
- Esperanto: mangano
- Estonian: mangaan
- Faroese: mangan
- Finnish: mangaani
- French: manganèse m
- Frisian: mangaan
- Friulian: manganês
- Galician: manganeso
- Georgian: მარგანეცი (marganeci)
- German: Mangan n
- Greek, Modern: Μαγγανιο (Manganio)
- Hebrew: מנגן (mngn)
- Hungarian: mangán
- Icelandic: mangan
- Interlingua: manganese
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- Irish: mangainéis
- Italian: manganese
- Japanese: マンガン (mangan)
- Kashmiri: mangan
- Kazakh: марганец (marganec)
- Latvian: mangāns
- Lithuanian: manganas
- Luxembourgish: mangan
- Macedonian: манган (mangan)
- Malay: mangan
- Maltese: manganiż
- Manx: manganais
- Mongolian: манган (mangan)
- Norwegian: mangan
- Polish: mangan m
- Portuguese: manganês m (mostly Brazil), manganésio (mostly Portugal)
- Romanian: mangan n
- Russian: марганец m (marganec)
- Scottish Gaelic: mangaineis
- Serbian: манган (mangan)
- Slovak: mangán
- Slovenian: mangan
- Spanish: manganeso m
- Swedish: mangan
- Tajik: mangan
- Thai: แมงกานีส (maengkanis)
- Turkish: mangan
- Ukrainian: марганець (marhanec’)
- Uzbek: марганец (marganec)
- Vietnamese: mangan
- Welsh: manganîs
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