Name Origin | Element |
Named for the Swedish village of the discovery of it's ore (3/4) [6 letters] | |
From the Latin for 'to flow' | |
From the Greek for 'calamine' | |
From the Anglo-Saxon 'siolful' | |
Named for the mineral 'zircon' | |
Named for the dwarf planet in our solar system, which was formerly the 9th planet from the sun | |
Named for the mineral 'samarskite' | |
Named for German physicist who produced and detected X-rays | |
From the Greek for 'artificial' | |
Named for the Marie Curie's native country | |
Named for the Norse god of Thunder | |
From the Greek for 'beryl'; a mineral | |
Named for Finnish chemist who discovered the first 'rare earth element' | |
From the Medieval Latin for 'headache remedy' | |
From the Greek for 'greenish-yellow' | |
Named for the 7th planet from our sun. | |
From the Greek for 'green twig' | |
Named for the Roman messenger god | |
From the German 'bisemutum' | |
From the Greek for 'odour' | |
From the English 'pot ash' | |
From the Greek for 'violet-coloured' | |
Named for the German state of 'Hesse' | |
Named for the Swedish village of the discovery of it's ore (1/4) [7 letters] | |
From the Greek for 'hidden' | |
From the Latin for 'lime' | |
Named for the German city of its discovery | |
Name of German origin; 'zink' | |
From the Greek for 'yellow orpiment' | |
Named for the Californian city of it's discovery | |
From the Latin for 'rainbow' | |
Named for the American continent | |
Named for the asteroid discovered by Heinrich Olbers in 1802 | |
Named for the Scandanavian goddess of love and beauty | |
Named for the daughter of Tantalus in Greek mythology | |
From the Latin for 'deep red' | |
Named for the Swedish chemist who discovered Dynamite | |
From the Greek for 'water former' | |
Comments