Sense 1: an element occurring as diamond and graphite and also in coal etc.
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 Carbon in Afrikaans: koolstof |
 Carbon in Arabic: كربون، فَحْم |
 Carbon in Bulgarian: въглерод |
 Carbon in Brazilian: carbono |
 Carbon in Czech: uhlík |
 Carbon in German: der Kohlenstoff |
 Carbon in Danish: kulstof |
 Carbon in Greek: άνθρακας |
 Carbon in Spanish: carbono |
 Carbon in Estonian: süsinik |
 Carbon in Farsi: کربن |
 Carbon in Finnish: hiili |
 Carbon in French: carbone |
 Carbon in Hebrew: פָּחמָן |
 Carbon in Hindi: कोयला, कार्बन |
 Carbon in Croatian: ugljik |
 Carbon in Hungarian: szén |
 Carbon in Indonesian: karbon |
 Carbon in Icelandic: kolefni |
 Carbon in Italian: carbonio |
 Carbon in Japanese: 炭素 |
 Carbon in Korean: 탄소 |
 Carbon in Lithuanian: anglis |
 Carbon in Latvian: ogleklis |
 Carbon in Malay: arang |
 Carbon in Dutch: koolstof |
 Carbon in Norwegian: karbon |
 Carbon in Polish: węgiel |
 Carbon in Persian: کربن |
 Carbon in Pashto: كاربن، دكيميا وى طبيعى ما |
 Carbon in Portuguese: carbono |
 Carbon in Romanian: carbon |
 Carbon in Russian: углерод |
 Carbon in Slovak: uhlík |
 Carbon in Slovenian: ogljik |
 Carbon in Serbian: ugljenik |
 Carbon in Swedish: kol |
 Carbon in Thai: คาร์บอน |
 Carbon in Turkish: karbon |
 Carbon in Taiwanese: 碳 |
 Carbon in Ukrainian: вуглець |
 Carbon in Urdu: ہیرے اور گریفائٹ میں پایا |
 Carbon in Vietnamese: cacbon |
 Carbon in Chinese: 碳 |
Carbon translation
