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So lith, from Greek lithos, stone. Problem is there's no straight equivalent for a metal bar - perhaps rávdos/rabdos, meaning ingot/rod. So, "Monorabd"?
by bencollier49 6y ago
So lith, from Greek lithos, stone. Problem is there's no straight equivalent for a metal bar - perhaps rávdos/rabdos, meaning ingot/rod.
So, "Monorabd"?
- lisper 6y agoBig hunk o' metal
- kitd 6y ago"Sideros" (roughly) is iron in Greek. Monosider?
- leetcrew 6y agométallon is probably the most analogous word to líthos. unfortunately "monometal" just sounds kinda dumb.
- ehavener 6y agoMonoum https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/-ium https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/-ium