Etymology

borodeuteride

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Today it means: An anion formed of a boron atom and four deuterium atoms; or a salt formed by this ion. In other words, B²H₄. Full definition →

English deuteride ← Middle English boras ← Anglo-Norman boreis
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  1. Middle Persian*bōrag
  2. Arabicبَوْرَق (bawraq)
  3. Medieval Latinborax
  4. Anglo-Normanboreis
  5. Middle Englishboras
  6. Englishborax
  7. Englishboro-
  8. Englishdeuteride
  9. English todayborodeuteride

From boro- + deuteride.

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