Summary
Gold in Different Languages: Gold is a yellow, dense and delicate metal. Gold is a chemical compound with the Au symbol and atomic number 79 which makes it one of the most naturally occurring atomic elements. It is a bright, somewhat reddish yellow, dense, gentle, mixable, and ductile metal in its pure form.
Gold in All Languages
Translation of word Gold in almost 100+ different languages of the world.
| Different Languages | Word Gold |
|---|---|
| Albanian | ar |
| Basque | urrea |
| Belarusian | золата |
| Bosnian | zlato |
| Bulgarian | злато |
| Catalan | or |
| Croatian | zlato |
| Czech | zlato |
| Danish | guld |
| Dutch | goud |
| Estonian | kuld |
| Finnish | kulta- |
| French | or |
| Galician | ouro |
| German | Gold |
| Greek | χρυσός (chrysós) |
| Hungarian | Arany |
| Icelandic | Gull |
| Irish | óir |
| Italian | oro |
| Latvian | zelts |
| Lithuanian | auksas |
| Macedonian | злато |
| Maltese | deheb |
| Norwegian | gull |
| Polish | złoto |
| Portuguese | ouro |
| Romanian | aur |
| Russian | золото (zoloto) |
| Serbian | злато (zlato) |
| Slovak | zlato |
| Slovenian | zlato |
| Spanish | oro |
| Swedish | guld- |
| Ukrainian | золото (zoloto) |
| Welsh | aur |
| Yiddish | גאָלד |
| Armenian | ոսկի |
| Azerbaijani | qızıl |
| Bengali | স্বর্ণ |
| Chinese Simplified | 金 (jīn) |
| Chinese Traditional | 金 (jīn) |
| Georgian | ოქროს |
| Gujarati | સોનું |
| Hindi | सोना |
| Hmong | kub |
| Japanese | ゴールド |
| Kannada | ಚಿನ್ನದ |
| Kazakh | алтын |
| Khmer | មាស |
| Korean | 금 (geum) |
| Lao | ຄໍາ |
| Malayalam | സ്വർണം |
| Marathi | सोने |
| Mongolian | алт |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | ရှေ |
| Nepali | सुन |
| Sinhala | රන් |
| Tajik | тилло |
| Tamil | தங்கம் |
| Telugu | బంగారం |
| Thai | ทอง |
| Turkish | altın |
| Urdu | سونا |
| Uzbek | oltin |
| Vietnamese | vàng |
| Arabic | ذهب (dhahab) |
| Hebrew | זהב |
| Persian | طلا |
| Afrikaans | goud |
| Chichewa | golide |
| Hausa | zinariya |
| Igbo | gold |
| Sesotho | khauta |
| Somali | dahab |
| Swahili | dhahabu |
| Yoruba | goolu |
| Zulu | igolide |
| Cebuano | bulawan |
| Filipino | ginto |
| Indonesian | emas |
| Javanese | emas |
| Malagasy | volamena |
| Malay | emas |
| Maori | koura |
| Esperanto | oro |
| Haitian Creole | lò |
| Latin | aurum |
Gold in European Languages
Translation of word Gold in almost 42 European languages.
| Different Languages | Word Gold |
|---|---|
| Albanian | ar |
| Basque | urrea |
| Belarusian | золата |
| Bosnian | zlato |
| Bulgarian | злато |
| Catalan | or |
| Corsican | oru |
| Croatian | zlato |
| Czech | zlato |
| Danish | guld |
| Dutch | goud |
| Estonian | kuld |
| Finnish | kulta- |
| French | or |
| Frisian | goud |
| Galician | ouro |
| German | Gold |
| Greek | χρυσός [chrysós] |
| Hungarian | Arany |
| Icelandic | Gull |
| Irish | óir |
| Italian | oro |
| Latvian | zelts |
| Lithuanian | auksas |
| Luxembourgish | Gold |
| Macedonian | злато |
| Maltese | deheb |
| Norwegian | gull |
| Polish | złoto |
| Portuguese | ouro |
| Romanian | aur |
| Russian | золото [zoloto] |
| Scots Gaelic | òr |
| Serbian | злато [zlato] |
| Slovak | zlato |
| Slovenian | zlato |
| Spanish | oro |
| Swedish | guld- |
| Tatar | алтын |
| Ukrainian | золото [zoloto] |
| Welsh | aur |
| Yiddish | גאָלד |
Gold in Asian Languages
Translation of word Gold in almost 36 Asian languages.
| Different Languages | Word Gold |
|---|---|
| Armenian | ոսկի |
| Azerbaijani | qızıl |
| Bengali | স্বর্ণ |
| Chinese Simplified | 金 [jīn] |
| Chinese Traditional | 金 [jīn] |
| Georgian | ოქროს |
| Gujarati | સોનું |
| Hindi | सोना |
| Hmong | kub |
| Japanese | ゴールド |
| Kannada | ಚಿನ್ನದ |
| Kazakh | алтын |
| Khmer | មាស |
| Korean | 금 [geum] |
| Kyrgyz | алтын |
| Lao | ຄໍາ |
| Malayalam | സ്വർണം |
| Marathi | सोने |
| Mongolian | алт |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | ရှေ |
| Nepali | सुन |
| Odia | ସୁନା |
| Pashto | سره |
| Punjabi | ਸੋਨਾ |
| Sindhi | سون |
| Sinhala | රන් |
| Tajik | тилло |
| Tamil | தங்கம் |
| Telugu | బంగారం |
| Thai | ทอง |
| Turkish | altın |
| Turkmen | altyn |
| Urdu | سونا |
| Uyghur | ئالتۇن |
| Uzbek | oltin |
| Vietnamese | vàng |
Gold in Middle East Languages
Translation of word Gold in 4 middle eastern languages.
| Different Languages | Word Gold |
|---|---|
| Arabic | ذهب [dhahab] |
| Hebrew | זהב |
| Kurdish (Kurmanji) | zêr |
| Persian | طلا |
Gold in African Languages
Translation of word Gold in almost 13 African languages.
| Different Languages | Word Gold |
|---|---|
| Afrikaans | goud |
| Amharic | ወርቅ |
| Chichewa | golide |
| Hausa | zinariya |
| Igbo | gold |
| Kinyarwanda | zahabu |
| Sesotho | khauta |
| Shona | ndarama |
| Somali | dahab |
| Swahili | dhahabu |
| Xhosa | igolide |
| Yoruba | goolu |
| Zulu | igolide |
Gold in Austronesian Languages
Translation of word Gold in almost 10 Austronesian languages.
| Different Languages | Word Gold |
|---|---|
| Cebuano | bulawan |
| Filipino | ginto |
| Hawaiian | gula |
| Indonesian | emas |
| Javanese | emas |
| Malagasy | volamena |
| Malay | emas |
| Maori | koura |
| Samoan | auro |
| Sundanese | emas |
Gold in Other Foreign Languages
| Different Languages | Word Gold |
|---|---|
| Esperanto | oro |
| Haitian Creole | lò |
| Latin | aurum |
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More Information about Gold
It is among the least reactive chemical compounds and standard solid. Gold also appears as nuggets or pellets, in rocks mines and alluvial deposits as a free elemental type.
It exists with the native element silver in a solid solution series and is also naturally alloyed to copper and palladium.
Gold, a relatively rare element, is a precious metal which is used throughout history to coinage, jewellery and other arts.
A gold standard has often been introduced in the past as a monetary policy. The world expenditure of gold produced in jewellery amounts to around 50%, investment to 40% and industry to 10%.
China has been the world’s largest single gold consumer in 2013, with Chinese consumption rising by 32 percent for the first time in a year and the India consumer growth of only 13 percent and world consumption up by 21 percent, according to the World Golden Council.
In contrast to India, where gold is used mainly for jewellery, China uses gold to manufacture and retail. The psychology of this color is associated with wealth, power, material wealth, and luxury.
Gold in its own physical state, indicates riches and reputation in every country, culture and economy in the world.
In addition, the science of that color means richness, luxury and quality. This is associated with the energy of the sun and the masculine force.
Gold can mean somebody’s really positive, but someone performed very well. The very first position of a run or other sport is often awarded a gold medal. Anything good can be considered worthy of gold in some way.
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