feldspar

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felspar

Etymology

Partial calque of German Feldspat, formed from Feld (“field”) Spat (“spar”), the second element replaced with the English cognate spar.

Noun

feldspar (countable and uncountable, plural feldspars)

(mineralogy) Any of a large group of rock-forming minerals that, together, make up about 60% of the earth's outer crust.

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Translations

any of a large group of rock-forming minerals

Afrikaans: veldspaat
Arabic: فلسبار m (falasabar)
Aragonese: feldespato m
Asturian: feldespatu m
Basque: feldespato
Belarusian: палявы шпат m (paljavy špat)
Breton: feldspat m
Bulgarian: фелдшпат (bg) m (feldšpat)
Burmese: ကြွေကျောက် (krwe-kyauk)
Catalan: feldspat (ca) m
Chinese:
Cantonese: 長石／长石 (zoeng² sek⁶)

Mandarin: 長石／长石 (zh) (chángshí)
Czech: živec (cs) m
Danish: feldspat c
Dutch: veldspaat (nl) n
Esperanto: feldspato (eo)
Finnish: maasälpä (fi)
French: feldspath (fr) m
Galician: feldespato m
Georgian: მინდვრის შპატები (mindvris šṗaṭebi)
German: Feldspat (de) m
Greek: άστριος (el) m (ástrios)
Hindi: फेल्सपार (phelsapār)
Hungarian: földpát (hu)
Icelandic: feldspat n
Indonesian: felspar (id)
Irish: iathchloch f
Italian: feldspato (it) m
Japanese: 長石 (ja) (ちょうせき, chōseki)
Korean: 장석 (ko) (jangseok)
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish: feldspat (ku)
Latvian: laukšpats m
Limburgish: veldsjpaat
Lithuanian: feldšpatas m, lauko špatas m
Manx: clagh vane f
Norwegian:
Bokmål: feltspat m

Nynorsk: feltspat m
Occitan: feldspat m
Persian: فلدسپات (fa)
Polish: skaleń (pl) m
Portuguese: feldspato (pt) m
Romanian: feldspat (ro) m
Russian: полево́й шпат (ru) m (polevój špat)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: фе̏лдшпат m

Roman: fȅldšpat (sh) m
Slovak: živec (sk) m
Slovene: glinenec m
Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian: pólny špat m

Upper Sorbian: pólny špat m
Spanish: feldespato (es) m
Swedish: fältspat (sv) c
Tagalog: peldespato
Tamil: பெல்ட்ஸ்பார் (pelṭspār)
Thai: เฟลด์สปาร์ (flâyt-bpaa)
Turkish: feldspat (tr)
Ukrainian: польовий шпат m (polʹovyj špat)
Uzbek: dala shpatlari
Vietnamese: fenspat (vi)
Welsh: ffelsbar m