gold

 08 October 08:39   

    Old English , from Germanic

    #A abundant chicken basal of abundant value, with diminutive amount 79 and attribute Au.

    #(countable) A bread create of this material, or allegedly so.

    #(countable) An orange or chicken colour, akin the metal gold.

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gold colour:

    #(countable) The of an archery target.

    #(countable) A .

    #:France has won three golds and 5 silvers.

    #(figuratively) Annihilation or anyone advised to be actual valuable.

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    *Afrikaans:

    *Albanian:

    *Arabic: (?ahab)

    *Armenian: (oske)

    *Basque:

    *Belarusian: (zolata)

    *Bosnian:

    *Breton: , aourou

    *Bulgarian: (zlato)

    *Catalan:

    *Chinese: (jin), (jinzi)

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    *Croatian:

    *Czech:

    *Danish:

    *Dutch:

    *Esperanto:

    *Estonian:

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    *Finnish:

    *French:

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    *:

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    *Georgian: (ok‘ro)

    *German:

    *Greek: (khrisos) , (khrisafi) , (malama)

    *: ,

    *Hebrew: (zahav)

    *Hindi: (sona)

    *Hungarian:

    *Icelandic:

    *Ido:

    *Indonesian:

    *Interlingua:

    *Irish:

    *Italian:

    *Japanese: (??, kin)

    *:

    *: (altyn)

    *Korean: (, geum)

    *Kurdish:

    *: (ka:m³)

    *Latin:

    *Latvian:

    *Lithuanian:

    *Luxembourgish: gold

    *Macedonian: (zlato)

    *Malay: ,

    *Maltese:

    *Manx:

    *Mongolian: (alt), (altan)

    *Marathi: (sona)

    *Norwegian:

    *Old English: (1,6)

    *Persian: (tala), (zar)

    *Polish:

    *Portuguese:

    *Punjabi: (sona)

    *Romanian:

    *Russian: (zoloto) , (aurum)

    *Sardinian (Campidanese):

    *Scottish Gaelic:

    *Serbian

    :Cyrillic:

    :Roman:

    *Slovak:

    *Slovene:

    *Spanish:

    *Swedish:

    *Tagalog:

    *Tamil: (pon)

    *: (bangaaram), (kanakam), (swarnam)

    *Thai: (tongkam)

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    *Turkish:

    *Ukrainian: (zoloto)

    *Uzbek: (oltin)

    *Vietnamese:

    *Welsh:

    coin

    *Afrikaans:

    *Dutch:

    *Greek: (xriso nomizma)

    *Interlingua: de

    *Italian:

    *Portuguese: , de

    *Russian: (zolotoj)

    *Slovene:

    *Swedish:

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    *Vietnamese:

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    *Afrikaans:

    *Catalan: ,

    *Dutch:

    *French:

    *Greek: (khriso) , (khrisafi) , (khrisafenio)

    *Italian:

    *Japanese: (????, kin’iro)

    *Marathi: (soneri)

    *Portuguese:

    *Russian: (zolotoj)

    *Slovene:

    *: (swarnam)

    *Vietnamese: (no acumen from )

    bullseye

    *Russian: (jabloko miseni) , (colloq.) (jablocko)

    gold medal

    *Afrikaans:

    *Catalan: , d’or

    *Dutch: ,

    *French: ,

    *Greek: (khryso metallio)

    *Italian:

    *Portuguese:

    *Slovene:

    *Swedish: ,

    *: (swarnam) (: )

    *Vietnamese: ()

    anything or anyone advised to be actual valuable

    *Afrikaans: ,

    *French:

    *Greek: (malama)

    *Italian: , d

    *Russian: (zoloto)

    *: (bangaaram)

    *Vietnamese:

    

    *: (jinzi) (2,3), (jin se) (2), / (jin bi) (3)

    *: (2)

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    #Made of gold.

    #Having the colour of gold.

    *(having the colour of gold):

    made of gold

    *Afrikaans:

    *Catalan:

    *Dutch:

    *Finnish:

    *French: d’ , , doree

    *German: ,

    *Greek: (xrisos) , (xrisafis) , (xrisafenios)

    *Italian: di , , , ,

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    *Polish: , ,

    *Portuguese: de , ,

    *Russian: (zolotoj)

    *Spanish:

    *Swedish:

    *Tagalog: na / gintong

    *: (swarna), (kanaka)

    *Vietnamese: ()

    having the colour of gold

    *Afrikaans: , ,

    *Dutch:

    *Esperanto:

    *Finnish: ,

    *French: , doree

    *German: , (archaic), goldfarben

    *Greek: (xrisos) , (xrisafis) , (xrisafenios)

    *Italian: , ,

    *Japanese: (, koganeiro)

    *Polish: ,

    *Portuguese: ,

    *Romanian: , , pl

    *Russian: (zolotoj)

    *Swedish: ,

    *: (swarna)

    *Vietnamese: (() ) (no acumen from )

    

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    For ancestry and added advice accredit to:

    http://elements.vanderkrogt.net/elem/au.html

    (A lot of the translations were taken from that website with permission from the author)

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    gold

    #past close of

    

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    From Germanic *gul?a-, from Indo-European *ghltom. Affiliated with Old Frisian gold, Old Saxon gold, Old Top German gold (Dutch , German ), Old Norse , (Swedish ), Gothic . The IE basis is aswell the antecedent of Slavic *zolto (Old Abbey Slavonic , Russian ), Baltic *zelt- (Lithuanian , Latvian ).

    gold

    #, riches,

    #:Abram w?s swi?e welig on golde — Abram was actual affluent in gold — Genesis