tellure
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
tellureFrom the Latin tellus (goddess of the Earth). Its name was proposed by Martin Heinrich Klaproth, who isolated this element in 1798. As this element was discovered at the same time as selenium - whose name is derived from the Greek name for the moon - and as these two elements are always found together, it was decided to name it after the name of the Earth to recall the fact that the Earth and the Moon are inseparable.
Definition
Plural
tellures
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Translations
german:Tellur
english:tellurium
korean:텔루르
danish:telur
spanish:teluro
finnish:telluuri
greek:τελλούριο
italian:tellurio
japanese:テルル
dutch:telluur
polish:tellur
portuguese:telúrio
swedish:tellur
See also
terrière (cn.) tellurite (cn.) déterreur (cn.) déterrement (cn.) terre (cn.) terrier (cn.) terrein (cn.) terrer (v.) tellurisme (cn.) chthonien (adj.) tellureux (adj.) terrestre (adj.) terrasse (cn.) terrain (cn.) déterrer (v.) tellurien (adj.) tellurique (adj.) terrage (cn.) terrir (v.) terrassement (cn.)