carbonate
French
noun
Definitions
- carbonate
Etymology
Derived from Latin carbonatem, carbō (charcoal, coal).
Origin
Latin
carbō
Gloss
charcoal, coal
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
炭
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bicarbonate English
- biscarbonate English
- borocarbonate English
- carbon English
- carbonatation English
- carbonate English
- carbonatian English
- carbonatic English
- carbonation English
- carbonatite English
- carbonatization English
- carbonatize English
- carbonatogenesis English
- carbonatogenic English
- carbonator English
- decacarbonate English
- decarbonate English
- dicarbonate English
- dodecacarbonate English
- fluorocarbonate English
- heptacarbonate English
- hexacarbonate English
- hydrocarbonate English
- hydroxycarbonate English
- monocarbonate English
- nonacarbonate English
- noncarbonate English
- octacarbonate English
- orthocarbonate English
- oxycarbonate English
- paleocarbonate English
- pentacarbonate English
- percarbonate English
- polycarbonate English
- pyrocarbonate English
- sesquicarbonate English
- subcarbonate English
- sulfocarbonate English
- supercarbonate English
- tetracarbonate English
- thiocarbonate English
- tricarbonate English
- undecacarbonate English
- Carbonaria Latin
- carbo Latin
- carbonarius Latin
- carbonatem Latin
- carbonicus Latin
- carbunculus Latin
- carbō Latin
- Karbonat German
- carbonata Italian
- carbone French
- *ker- Proto-Indo-European
- bikarbonat Norwegian Bokmål
- hydrogenkarbonat Norwegian Bokmål
- kaliumkarbonat Norwegian Bokmål
- karbonat Norwegian Bokmål
- hydrogenkarbonat Norwegian Nynorsk
- kaliumkarbonat Norwegian Nynorsk
- karbonat Norwegian Nynorsk
- carbón Irish
- carbó Catalan, Valencian
- karbonat Turkish
- carbonada Occitan
- karibonetra Malagasy