From the Greek word "anti" plus "monos" - a metal not found alone

希臘文“永遠伴生的金屬”

From the Latin word "tellus", earth

拉丁文“地球”

From the Greek word "iodes", violet

希腊文“紫色”

From the Greek word "xenon", stranger

希臘文“陌生人”

From the Latin word "caesius", sky blue

拉丁文“天藍色”

From the Greek word "barys", heavy

希臘文“重量”

From the Greek word "lanthanein", to lie hidden

希臘文“說謊的隱藏者”

Cerium was named for the asteroid Ceres

對應“穀神星”

From the Greek word "prasios", green, and "didymos", twin

希臘文“綠色”和“雙胞胎”的複合詞彙

From the Greek word "neos" meaning new, and "didymos", twin

希臘文“新”和“雙胞胎”的複合詞

Named after the Greek "Prometheus", who, according to mythology, stole fire from heaven

因神話中盜竊火種造福人類普羅米修士而得名

From "samarskite", a mineral named after Russian mine official, Col. Samarski

因俄羅斯的釤礦區Samarskite而得名

Europium was named after Europe

因歐洲而得名

From "gadolinite", a mineral named for Gadolin, a Finnish chemist

從“高德林”得名，一個以芬蘭化學家高德林命名的礦區

Terbium was named after Ytterby, a town in Sweden

因瑞典小鎮伊特比而得名

From the Greek word "dysprositos", meaning hard to get at

希臘文“很難得到的”

From the Latin word "Holmia" meaning Stockholm

拉丁文“斯德哥爾摩”

Erbium was named after Ytterby, a town in Sweden

鉺的命名用來紀念瑞典小鎮伊特比

Named after "Thule", the earliest name for Scandinavia

因北歐最早的稱呼Thule而得名

Ytterbium was named after Ytterby, a town in Sweden

鐿的命名用來紀念瑞典小鎮伊特比

Lutetia is the ancient name for Paris

鑥的拉丁詞源是巴黎的古代名稱

From "Hafinia", the Latin name for Copenhagen

從拉丁文“哥本哈根”得名

Named after "Tantalos", a Greek mythological character, father of Niobe

希臘神話中的尼俄百的父親，坦塔羅斯

From Swedish, "tung sten" meaning heavy stone

瑞典語“沉重的石頭”

From the Latin word "Rhenus" meaning Rhine

拉丁文“萊茵河”

From the Greek word "osme", meaning smell

希臘文“惡臭”

From the Latin word "iris" meaning rainbow

拉丁文“彩虹”

From the Spanish word "platina", meaning silver

西班牙文“銀色”

From the Latin word "aurum" meaning gold

拉丁文“黃金”

From the Latin word "hydrargyrum" meaning liquid silver

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From Greek "thallos", meanin a green shoot or twig

希臘文“綠色的幼苗”

From the Latin word "plumbum"

拉丁文“鉛”

From the German "Weisse Masse", meaning white mass

德文“白色塊狀品”

Named after Poland, native country of Madam Curie

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From the Greek "astatos" meaning unstable

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The name was derived from "radium"; called niton at first, from the Latin word "nitens" meaning shining

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Francium was named after France

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From the Latin word "radius" meaning ray

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From the Greek "aktis, aktinos", meaning beam or ray

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Named after "Thor", Scandinavian god of war

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From the Greek "protos" meaning first

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Named after the planet Uranus

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Named after the planet Neptune

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Named after the planet Pluto

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Named after America

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Curium is named after Madame Curie and her husband Pierre Curie

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Named after Berkeley, California, the city of its discovery

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Named after California and the University of California

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Named after Albert Einstein

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Named after Nobel laureate Enrico Fermi, one of the pioneers of nuclear physics

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