How to Say “Argon” in German

Argon
neuter
The English phrase "argon" is translated into German as Argon.
Argon refers to the chemical element (noun).
Meaning: a chemical element (noun)

Did you know?

  • German allows for the creation of long compound nouns, so Argon can be fused with other words to create terms like Argonlichtlampe for an argon light lamp.
  • While the spelling is the same, the pronunciation of the 'r' in Argon is much more guttural in German than the English 'r'.
  • The word Argon is part of a larger group of 'Edelgase' (noble gases) in German, which literally translates to 'noble gases'.

Examples in context

  • Der Mars verfügt über eine sehr dünne Atmosphäre aus Kohlendioxid, Stickstoff und Argon.
    Mars has a very thin atmosphere made of carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and argon.
    This sentence illustrates the presence of Argon in the atmosphere of Mars.
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  • Argon ist ein chemisches Element mit dem Symbol Ar und der Ordnungszahl 18.
    Argon is a chemical element with the symbol Ar and atomic number 18.
  • Hey, hast du schon einmal von Argon gehört? Es ist ein wirklich interessantes Element!
    Hey, have you ever heard of argon? It's a really interesting element!
  • Argon ist ein Edelgas.
    Argon is a noble gas.

Example conversation

Two students are studying chemistry in a library.

  1. Maximilian

    Welches Gas wird in diesen Glühbirnen verwendet?
    Which gas is used in these light bulbs?
  2. Laura

    Ich glaube, dass es Argon ist.
    I believe it is argon.
  3. Maximilian

    Warum nutzt man gerade Argon?
    Why is argon used specifically?
  4. Laura

    Weil Argon nicht mit anderen Stoffen reagiert.
    Because argon does not react with other substances.

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