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Mercurius
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mercurius
English
Alternative forms
en Merkurios
Etymology
From en la Mercurius, of uncertain origin.
Noun
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en historical en male Latin.
A homeopathic remedy involving mercury.
Translations
Coptic: cop ⲙⲉⲣⲕⲟⲩⲣⲓⲟⲥ
Greek:
Ancient Greek: grc Μερκούριος
Latin: la Mercurius
Old Nubian: onw ⲙⲉⲣⲕⲟⲩⲣⲓⲟⲥ
Afrikaans
Etymology
From af nl Mercurius.
Pronunciation
af Mercurius
Proper noun
af Q308 af astronomy Mercury
af Q1150 af Roman god Mercury
See also
af Planets of the Solar System
af Roman deities
Dutch
nl:
Pronunciation
nl /mɛrˈkyː.ri.ʏs/
nl Nl-Mercurius.ogg
Proper noun
m
nl Q308nl Planets of the Solar Systemthe planet Mercury
nl Q1150nl Roman deitiesMercury, the Roman god
Synonyms
Roman god of commerce nl Mercuur obsolete
Related terms
nl mercuriale
nl mercurium
nl mercuur
Estonian
Proper noun
et proper noun
et Q1150et Roman deitiesMercury (god)
Latin
la:
la:+ (deus)
Alternative forms
la Mirqurios Archaic Latin Praenestine
Etymology
Possibly from la merx merchandise, or perhaps from la ett - and influenced by la merx.Mercury
Pronunciation
Noun
Mercurius<2.both>
la Roman god Mercury god of speed and commerce
la astronomy Mercury planet
la alchemy chemistry quicksilver, mercury
Declension
Mercurius<2.both.sg>
Derived terms
la diēs Mercuriī mercuriālis mercurius stēlla Mercuriī
Descendants
2 desc
bg Меркурий 1
ca Mercuri 1
cs Merkur 1
da Merkur 1
enm Mercurie mercurie 1
en Mercury mercury
fi Merkurius 1
fr Mercure 1
gl Mercurio 1
de Merkur 1
grc Μερκούριος 1
id Merkurius 1
it Mercurio 1
lv Merkur 1
pt Mercúrio 1
cel-bry-pro *Merxür 1
br Merc'her
kw Merher
wlm Merchyr
cy Mercher
ru Меркурий 1
es Mercurio 1
sv Merkurius 1
uk Меркурій 1
la-vul *mercuriāgo 1
ca melcoratge
References
Middle English
Proper noun
enm proper noun 1
enm Mercurie