How to Say “Radon” in Russian

радо́н
radónmasculine
The Russian word for the chemical element radon is радо́н (radón).
радо́н is a noun used to refer to the chemical element radon.
Meaning: chemical element (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The form радо́н is a masculine noun.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is radón.

Did you know?

  • In Russia, you can find радоновые бани, which are radon baths used in specialized sanatoriums for therapeutic purposes.
  • Russian scientific texts often group радо́н with 'noble gases', which are called благородные газы, literally translating to 'noble' or 'aristocratic' gases.
  • While 'radon' is a scientific term, the word for 'noble' used in its group name, благородные, carries a connotation of 'virtuous' or 'high-born' in Russian literature.

Examples in context

  • Я обеспокоен(а) наличием радона в моем доме.
    I am concerned about the presence of radon in my house.
  • Радо́н это инертный газ.
    Radon eto inertnyy gaz.
    Radon is an inert gas.
  • Уровень радо́на в подвале слишком высокий.
    Uroven' radona v podvale slishkom vysokiy.
    The radon level in the basement is too high.
  • В этой лаборатории изучают радо́н.
    V etoy laboratorii izuchayut radon.
    They study radon in this laboratory.

Example conversation

A scientist and his colleague are discussing a lab report.

  1. Сергей Sergey

    Екатерина, ты видела новый отчёт?
    Ekaterina, ty videla novyy otchyot?
    Ekaterina, have you seen the new report?
  2. Екатерина Ekaterina

    Да, Сергей, там много данных о радо́не.
    Da, Sergey, tam mnogo dannykh o radone.
    Yes, Sergey, there is a lot of data about radon there.
  3. Сергей Sergey

    Нам нужно перепроверить все показатели.
    Nam nuzhno pereproverit' vse pokazateli.
    We need to double-check all the indicators.
  4. Екатерина Ekaterina

    Я согласна, это очень важно.
    Ya soglasna, eto ochen' vazhno.
    I agree, it is very important.

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