Borrowed fromFrench nitrogène coined by French chemist and physicianJean-Antoine Chaptal in 1790). Bysurface analysis ,nitro- -gen niter
nitrogen (countable anduncountable plural nitrogens
( uncountable ) symbol N) with anatomic number of 7 andatomic weight of 14.0067. It is acolorless andodorless gas.2006 Michael Pollan ,The Omnivore's Dilemma →ISBN 42 :All life depends onnitrogen ; it is the building block from which nature assembles amino acids, proteins, and nucleic acids; the genetic information that orders and perpetuates life is written innitrogen ink.
( uncountable ) 2 ), acolorless ,odorless gas at room temperature.1997 Flavour Science: Recent Developments [1] Elsevier ,→ISBN 63 :Volatiles ofkecap manis and its raw materials were extracted using Likens-Nickerson apparatus with diethyl ether as the extraction solvent. The extracts were then dried with anhydrous sodium sulfate, concentrated using a rotary evaporator followed by flushing usingnitrogen until the volume was about 0.5 ml.
( countable ) atom within a chemicalformula , or a specificisotope of nitrogen.The twonitrogens are located next to one another on the ring.
chemical element
Afrikaans:stikstof (af) Albanian:azot (sq) m nitrogjenit m Amharic:ናይትሮጅን ( naytəroǧn ) Arabic:نِيتْرُوجِين m ( nitrōžēn ) ,نِيتْرُوجِين m ( nitrojīn ) ,آزُوت m ( ʔāzūt ) Armenian:ազոտ (hy) ( azot ) Asturian:nitróxenu (ast) m Azerbaijani:azot (az) Basque:nitrogenoa Bavarian:Stickstoff Belarusian:азо́т m ( azót ) Bengali:যবক্ষারজান (bn) ( jobokkharjan ) Breton:nitrogen m azot ? Bulgarian:азо́т (bg) m ( azót ) Burmese:နိုက်ထရိုဂျင် ( nuikhta.ruigyang ) Catalan:nitrogen (ca) m Cherokee:ᎾᎢᏠᏤᏂ ( naitlotseni ) Chinese:Cantonese:氮 ( daam6 ) ,( as a gas ) 氮氣 / 氮气 ( daam6 hei3 ) Hakka:氮 ( tham ) Hokkien:氮 ( tām ) ,窒素 ( chek-sò͘, chit-sò͘ ) ,氮氣 / 氮气 ( tām-khì ) ( as a gas ) Mandarin:氮 (zh) ( dàn ) ,( as a gas ) 氮氣 / 氮气 (zh) ( dànqì ) Chuvash:азот ( azot ) Cornish:nitrojen m Corsican:azotu (co) m Czech:dusík (cs) m Danish:nitrogen (da) n kvælstof (da) n Dutch:stikstof (nl) f Esperanto:azoto nitrogeno (eo) Estonian:lämmastik (et) Farefare:tẽgɛ-walʋm Faroese:køvievni n Finnish:typpi (fi) French:azote (fr) m Friulian:azôt m nitrogjen m Galician:nitróxeno (gl) m azote (gl) m Georgian:აზოტი (ka) ( azoṭi ) German:Stickstoff (de) m Central Franconian:Stickstoff Greek:άζωτο (el) n ( ázoto ) Greenlandic:kvælstoffi Gujarati:નત્રલવાયુ ( natralvāyu ) Haitian Creole:azòt Hawaiian:naikokene Hebrew:חַנְקָן (he) m ( khankan ) Hindi:भूयाति f ( bhūyāti ) ,नाइट्रोजन m ( nāiṭrojan ) Hungarian:nitrogén (hu) Icelandic:köfnunarefni (is) n nitur (is) n Ido:nitro (io) Indonesian:nitrogen (id) ,( dated ) zat lemas (id) ( literally“ to suffocate + matter ” ) Interlingua:nitrogeno Irish:nítrigin (ga) f Italian:azoto (it) m Japanese:窒素 (ja) ( ちっそ, chisso ) Javanese:nitrogen Kalmyk:шүтөр ( şütör ) Kannada:ಸಾರಜನಕ (kn) ( sārajanaka ) Kapampangan:nitrogen Kashubian:tãcheń m Kazakh:азот (kk) ( azot ) Khmer:អាសូត ( aazoot ) Korean:질소(窒素) (ko) ( jilso ) Kurdish:Northern Kurdish:nîtrojen (ku) Kyrgyz:азот (ky) ( azot ) Lao:ໄນໂຕຣເຈນ ( nai trō chēn ) Latin:nitrogenium (la) n Latvian:slāpeklis (lv) m Limburgish:stikstof ? Lingala:azoti Lithuanian:azotas (lt) m Low German:stickstoff ? German Low German:stickstoff ? Luxembourgish:Stéckstoff (lb) m Macedonian:азот (mk) m ( azot ) Malay:nitrogen (ms) ,zat lemas Malayalam:പാക്യജനകം (ml) ( pākyajanakaṁ ) ,നൈട്രജൻ (ml) ( naiṭrajaṉ ) Maltese:nitroġenu ażotu (mt) Manx:neetrageen m Maori:hauota Marathi:नायट्रोजन ? ( nāyaṭrojan ) ,नत्रवायू ? ( natravāyū ) Mongolian:Cyrillic:азот (mn) ( azot ) Mongolian:ᠠᠽᠣᠲ ( azot ) Nahuatl:ehēcatehuiltic North Frisian:stikstuf ? Northern Sami:please add this translation if you can Norwegian:Bokmål:nitrogen (no) n kvelstoff (no) n ( obsolete ) Norwegian Nynorsk:nitrogen (nn) n kvelstoff n kvæve ? Occitan:azòt (oc) m Odia:ଯବକ୍ଷାରଜାନ (or) ( jabakṣārajāna ) Pashto:نايتروجن m ( nāytroǰán ) ,آزوت (ps) m ( āzǔt ) Persian:نیتروژن (fa) ( nitrožen ) ,ازت (fa) ( azot ) Plautdietsch:Stäakjstoff n Polish:azot (pl) m Portuguese:azoto (pt) m Brazilian:nitrogênio (pt) m European:nitrogénio (pt) m Punjabi:ਨਾਈਟ੍ਰੋਜਨ ? ( nāīṭrojan ) Quechua:qullpachaq qullpachaq Romanian:azot (ro) n Russian:азо́т (ru) m ( azót ) Samogitian:azuots Sanskrit:नैट्रोजन् ? ( naiṭrojan ) Saterland Frisian:Stikstof ? Scottish Gaelic:naitridean m Serbo-Croatian:Cyrillic:а̀зот m ( Montenegro, Serbia ) ,ду̀шӣк m ( Croatia ) ,nȉtrogēn (sh) m Roman:àzot (sh) m ( Montenegro, Serbia ) ,dùšīk (sh) m ( Croatia ) ,ни̏троге̄н m Sicilian:azzotu (scn) ? Sinhalese:නයිට්රජන් ( nayiṭrajan ) ,ජීවාන්තක (si) ( jīwāntaka ) Slovak:dusík (sk) m Slovene:dušik (sl) m Sorbian:Lower Sorbian:dušyk m Upper Sorbian:dusyk m Spanish:nitrógeno (es) m Swahili:nitrojeni Swedish:kväve (sv) n nitrogen (sv) n Tagalog:nitroheno Tajik:азот ( azot ) Tamil:ருசரகம் (ta) ( rucarakam ) ,நைட்ரஜன் ( naiṭrajaṉ ) Telugu:నత్రజని (te) ( natrajani ) Thai:ไนโตรเจน (th) ( nai-dtroo-jeen ) Tibetan:ཟེ་རླུང ( ze rlung ) Turkish:azot (tr) ,nitrojen (tr) Turkmen:azot (tk) Ukrainian:азо́т (uk) m ( azót ) Urdu:نائٹروجن m ( nāiṭrojan ) Uyghur:ئازوت ( azot ) Uzbek:azot (uz) Cyrillic:азот (uz) ( azot ) Vietnamese:nitơ (vi) ,đạm khí Welsh:nitrogen (cy) m blorai m West Frisian:stikstof ? Yiddish:אַזאָט m ( azot ) ,שטיקשטאָף m ( shtikshtof )
Borrowed fromFrench nitrogène
nitrogen m uncountable
nitrogen ( chemical element ) Synonym: azot “nitrogen ”, inDiccionari de la llengua catalana Dictionary of the Catalan Language Institute of Catalan Studies [Catalan:Institut d'Estudis Catalans ], April 2007 “nitrogen ”, inGran Diccionari de la Llengua Catalana ,Grup Enciclopèdia Catalana ,2025 “nitrogen” inDiccionari normatiu valencià ,Acadèmia Valenciana de la Llengua .“nitrogen” inDiccionari català-valencià-balear , Antoni Maria Alcover and Francesc de Borja Moll, 1962.Derived fromFrench nitrogène surface analysis ,nitro- -gen nitrat
nitrogen n singular definite nitrogenet or nitrogenen not used in plural form )
nitrogen ( chemical element ) Synonym: kvælstof Borrowed fromDutch nitrogeen French nitrogène
nitrogén (plural nitrogen
nitrogen ( chemical element ) Synonym: ( dated ) zat lemas Borrowed fromEnglish nitrogen derived fromFrench nitrogène
( English-based, colloquial ) IPA (key ) : /najˈtrod͡ʒən/ [nai̯ˈt̪ro.d͡ʒən] ( Baku ) IPA (key ) : /nitˈroɡən/ [nit̪̚ˈro.ɡən] Hyphenation:ni‧tro‧gen nitrogen (Jawi spelling نيتروݢن plural nitrogen -nitrogen or nitrogen 2
nitrogen ( chemical element ) Synonym: zat lemas /ذات لمس nitrogen n definite singular nitrogenet indefinite plural nitrogen definite plural nitrogena or nitrogenene
nitrogen chemical element; symbol N nitrogen n definite singular nitrogenet ( uncountable )
nitrogen chemical element; symbol N Borrowed fromFrench nitrogène
IPA (key ) : /ˌni.troˈd͡ʒen/ Rhymes:-en Hyphenation:ni‧tro‧gen nitrogen m uncountable
nitrogen ( chemical element ) Synonym: azot Borrowed fromEnglish nitrogen French nitrogène French nitre Latin nitrum ( “ niter, natron ” ) , fromAncient Greek νίτρον ( nítron ) , ultimately fromEgyptian nṯrj ( “ natron ” ) .
nitrogen m uncountable not mutable )
nitrogen ( chemical element ) Synonyms: blawrbar blorai blornwy trengnwy R. J. Thomas, G. A. Bevan, P. J. Donovan, A. Hawke et al., editors (1950–present), “nitrogen ”, inGeiriadur Prifysgol Cymru Online (in Welsh), University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh & Celtic Studies 
