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Latin 'aurum'. Named after Aurora, the goddess of sunrise
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i18n: file: element_tiny.xml:160
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(no translation yet)
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Graeco-Latin 'hydrargyrum' for 'liquid silver'
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i18n: file: element_tiny.xml:162
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Graikų-lotynų kalboje „hydrargyrum“ reiškia „skystas sidabras“
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Greek 'tallos' for 'young twig'
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i18n: file: element_tiny.xml:164
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Graikiškai „tallos“ reiškia „jauna šakelė“
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Latin 'plumbum' for Lead
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i18n: file: element_tiny.xml:166
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Lotyniškai „plumbum“ reiškia „švinas“
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rc.cpp:523
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The old name of Bismuth is 'Wismut', which stood for 'white mass'.
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i18n: file: element_tiny.xml:168
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Bismutas seniau vadinosi „Wiesemutung“ (pievų spėlionė), po to palaipsniui virto „Wiesmut“ ir „Wismut“.
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Named after Poland to honor Marie Curie
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i18n: file: element_tiny.xml:170
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Pavadintas elementą atradusios mokslininkės M. Sklodovskos-Kiuri tėvynės – Lenkijos (lot. Polonia) garbei
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rc.cpp:527
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Greek 'astator' for 'changing'
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i18n: file: element_tiny.xml:172
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Graikiškai „astator“ reiškia „kaita“
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rc.cpp:529
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Named after Radium. It ends with 'on' to make it clear that it is a noble gas.
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i18n: file: element_tiny.xml:174
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Radono pavadinimas susijęs su radžiu – tai radioaktyviosios dujos, kurias skleidžia radis.
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rc.cpp:531
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Named after France to honor Marguerite Perey
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i18n: file: element_tiny.xml:176
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Pavadintas Prancūzijos garbei (prancūziškai „France“): jį Kiuri institute Paryžiuje atrado mokslininkė Margerita Perė
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rc.cpp:533
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Latin 'radius' for 'beam', as it is radioactive
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i18n: file: element_tiny.xml:178
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Radžiui būdingas spinduliavimas, todėl atitinkamai jis ir pavadintas (lotynų k. radius – spindulys).
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rc.cpp:535
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