atoom
Dutch (Brabantic)
/aːˈtoːm/
noun
Definitions
- (physics) An atom (building bloc of molecules)
- (figuratively) A tiny bit
Etymology
Borrowed from French atome derived from Latin atomus (smallest particle) derived from Ancient Greek ἄτομος (indivisible, uncut).
Origin
Ancient Greek
ἄτομος
Gloss
indivisible, uncut
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- atom English
- atomus Latin
- Atom German
- atomair Dutch, Flemish
- atomist Dutch, Flemish
- atoombom Dutch, Flemish
- atoombunker Dutch, Flemish
- atoomgetal Dutch, Flemish
- atoomkern Dutch, Flemish
- atoomklok Dutch, Flemish
- atoommassa Dutch, Flemish
- atoommodel Dutch, Flemish
- atoomnummer Dutch, Flemish
- atoomproef Dutch, Flemish
- atoomtheorie Dutch, Flemish
- atoomtijdperk Dutch, Flemish
- atoomwapen Dutch, Flemish
- bom Dutch, Flemish
- bunker Dutch, Flemish
- getal Dutch, Flemish
- kern Dutch, Flemish
- klok Dutch, Flemish
- massa Dutch, Flemish
- model Dutch, Flemish
- nummer Dutch, Flemish
- proef Dutch, Flemish
- theorie Dutch, Flemish
- tijdperk Dutch, Flemish
- wapen Dutch, Flemish
- antiatome French
- atome French
- atomique French
- atomisme French
- atomiste French
- hétéroatome French
- superatome French
- а́том Russian
- átomo Spanish, Castilian
- ἄτομοι (φύσεις), ἄτομος Ancient Greek
- ἄτομος Ancient Greek
- *temh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- atom Norwegian Bokmål
- átomo Portuguese
- atom Norwegian Nynorsk
- atome Old French
- atom Serbo-Croatian
- атом Serbo-Croatian
- atóm Icelandic
- atom Indonesian
- atom Turkish
- atam Old Irish
- atom Old Irish
- atoom Afrikaans
- атом Bulgarian
- athome Middle French
- אטום Hebrew (modern)
- אטומי Hebrew (modern)
- aatom Estonian
- atóm Slovak
- ataoma Malagasy