gold

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English

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A gold nugget.

Alternative forms

• gould (obsolete)

Etymology 1

From Middle English, from Old English gold (“gold”), from Proto-Germanic *gulþą (“gold”). Compare Dutch goud, German Gold, Swedish guld, from Pre-Germanic *ǵʰl̥tóm (“gold”), from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰel- (“yellow; gleam; to shine”) (compare Latvian zelts, Russian золото (zóloto), Persian زر (zar), Sanskrit ... (hīraṇyam). More at yellow.

Pronunciation

• (RP) IPA: /ɡəʊld/, X-SAMPA: /g@Uld/
• (US) enPR: gōld, IPA: /ɡoʊld/, X-SAMPA: /goUld/

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• Rhymes: -əʊld

Noun

gold (countable and uncountable; plural golds)

1. (uncountable) A heavy yellow elemental metal of great value, with atomic number 79 and symbol Au.
2. (countable) A coin made of this material, or supposedly so.
3. (countable) A bright yellow colour, resembling the metal gold.

   gold colour:

4. (countable) The bullseye of an archery target.
5. (countable) A gold medal.

   France has won three golds and five silvers.

6. (figuratively) Anything or anyone considered to be very valuable.

Synonyms

• E175 when used as a food colouring

Derived terms

Terms derived from the noun gold

all that glisters is not gold, all that glitters is not gold argental gold basket-of-gold cloth of gold colloidal gold colored gold, coloured gold dead gold dentist gold ducat gold eka-gold Etruscan gold fairy gold filled gold fool's gold go for the gold go gold gold album gold-amalgam gold-balls gold-bank gold basket gold-beater, goldbeater gold-beating gold bee gold beetle gold beryl gold blocking gold-bob gold bond gold-book gold braid gold-breasted trumpeter gold brick, gold-brick, goldbrick gold-bricker gold-bricking gold bug gold bullion gold bullion standard gold-capped weaver bird gold-carp gold certificate gold-chain gold chalcogenide gold chloride gold clause gold cloth gold-color, gold-colour gold-copper ore goldcrest gold-crested wren gold-cups gold currency gold-dig gold-digger gold-digging gold disc, gold disk gold-dredge, gold-dredger gold-dredging gold-driver gold-drop

gold-dropper gold dust gold-dusty golden gold exchange gold farmer gold farming gold-fever gold-field, goldfield goldfielder gold-filled gold-film, gold-film glass goldfinch gold-finder goldfinny goldfish Gold Fixing gold flat gold-flower gold-flux gold foil, gold-foil gold-fringe gold halide gold-hammer gold-head gold-heart gold-hunger gold hydrazide goldilocks, Goldilocks goldish goldite gold-knap, gold-knop, gold-knops gold-laced gold leaf, gold-leaf goldless gold-like gold-lily gold-lip gold medal gold medalist/gold medallist gold-mill gold mine, gold-mine gold-mining gold-mohr, gold-mohur gold-mouthed gold-note gold of Bruges gold of Genoa gold of pleasure gold of Venice gold-pan gold pentafluoride gold plate, gold-plate gold-plated gold-plating gold point gold-powder gold-purple gold-quartz gold-rain

gold record gold reserve gold robin gold rush, gold-rush gold salt gold-sand gold-shell gold-shrub goldsinny gold-size gold-skin goldsmith goldsmithery gold-solder gold sovereign gold-spangle goldspink gold-spot gold standard gold stick, gold-stick gold-stone, goldstone gold swift gold-tail, gold-tail moth gold telluride gold therapy gold-thirst gold-thread, goldthread gold-tipped gold tooth gold top gold trichloride gold value gold-washed gold-washer gold window gold-work, gold-works goldy good as gold‎ green gold heart of gold jeweler's gold, jeweller's gold Kolar Gold Fields leprous gold make a gold Mannheim gold mock gold mosaic gold old gold potable gold red gold rhodium-gold rolled gold rose gold shell gold spangle gold strike gold telluric gold telluride of gold and silver white gold

Related terms

Related terms

gild gilded

gilt goldwasser

Translations

element

• Afrikaans: goud (af)
• Akkadian: 𒆬𒄀 (ḫurāṣu, KUG.GI)
• Albanian: ar (sq)
• Amharic: ወርቅ (am)
• Arabic: ذهب (ar) (dháhab) m and f

  Egyptian Arabic: دهب (dahab) m

• Aramaic:

  Hebrew: דהבא (dahbā’) m

  Syriac: ܕܗܒܐ (dahbā’) m

• Armenian: ոսկի (hy) (oski)
• Asturian: oru (ast)
• Aymara: quri (ay), chuqi (ay)
• Azeri: qızıl (az)
• Baluchi: طلا (talá, tilá), زر (zar)
• Bashkir: алтын (altïn)
• Basque: urre (eu)
• Bavarian: Goid
• Belarusian: золата (be) (zólata) f
• Bengali: সোনা (bn) (seānā)
• Berber:

  Tashelhit: urɣ (urgh) m

• Bishnupriya Manipuri: ঔরো
• Breton: aour (br) m, aouroù (br) pl
• Bulgarian: злато (bg) (zláto) n
• Burmese: ရွှေ (my) (shwe)
• Campidanese Sardinian: oru (sc) m
• Catalan: or (ca) m
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵓⵔⵖ (urgh)
• Cherokee: ᎠᏕᎸ ᏓᎶᏂᎨ (chr)
• Chinese:

  Hakka: 金 (kîm)

  Mandarin: 金 (cmn) (jīn), 金子 (cmn) (jīnzi)

• Chuvash: ылтăн
• Cornish: owr (kw)
• Corsican: oru (co)
• Cusco Quechua: qori, choqe
• Czech: zlato (cs) n
• Dalmatian: jaur m
• Danish: guld (da) n
• Dutch: goud (nl) n
• Erzya: сырне
• Esperanto: oro (eo)
• Estonian: kuld (et)
• Faroese: gull (fo)
• Finnish: kulta (fi)
• French: or (fr) m
• Friulian: aur
• Galician: ouro (gl)
• Gan: ór
• Georgian: ოქრო (ka) (ok‘ro)
• German: Gold (de) n

  Kölsch: Jold

• Gothic: 𐌲𐌿𐌻𐌸 (gulþ) n
• Greek: χρυσός (el) (chrysós) m

  Ancient: χρυσός (khrūsos) m

  Mycenaean: 𐀓𐀬𐀰 (ku-ru-so)

• Guaraní: itaju (gn), kuarepotiju (gn)
• Gujarati: સોનું (gu) (saonuṃ)
• Haitian Creole: lò
• Hebrew: זהב (he) (zaháv) m
• Hindi: सोना (hi) (sonā) m
• Hungarian: arany (hu)
• Icelandic: gull (is)
• Ido: oro (io)
• Indonesian: mas (id), emas (id), kencana (id)
• Interlingua: auro (ia)
• Irish: ór (ga) m
• Italian: oro (it) m
• Japanese: 金 (ja) (きん, kin)
• Javanese: emas (jv)
• Kannada: ಚಿನ್ನ (kn)
• Kapampangan: gintu
• Karachay-Balkar: алтын (altın)
• Kashubian: złoto (csb) n
• Kazakh: алтын (kk) (altın)
• Khmer: សុវណ្ណ (km) (so’van), មាស (km) (mieh)
• Komi: зарни
• Kongo: wolo
• Korean: 금 (ko) (geum) (金 (ko))
• Kumyk: алтын (altın)
• Kurdish:

  Kurmanji: zêrr (ku) m

  Sorani: زێڕ (ku) (zérr)

• Kyrgyz: алтын (ky) (altın)
• Lao: ຄຳ (lo) (ka:m³)

• Latgalian: zalts m
• Latin: aurum (la) n
• Latvian: zelts (lv)
• Limburgish: goud (li)
• Lingala: wólo (ln)
• Lithuanian: auksas (lt)
• Lojban: solji (jbo)
• Low German: Gold (nds)
• Luxembourgish: Gold (lb) n
• Macedonian: злато (mk) (zláto) n
• Malagasy: volamena (mg)
• Malay: emas (ms), kencana (ms), aurum (ms)
• Malayalam: സ്വര്‍ണ്ണം (ml), സ്വര്‍ണം (ml) (svarNam)
• Maltese: deheb (mt) m and f
• Manx: airh (gv) f
• Maori: koura (mi)
• Marathi: सोन (mr) (sona)
• Mongolian: алт (mn) (alt), алтан (mn) (altan)
• Nahuatl: cōztic teōcuitlatl (nah)
• Navajo: óola
• Norman: or
• Norwegian: gull (no) n

  Nynorsk: gull (no)

• Novial: ore
• Occitan: aur (oc)
• Old Church Slavonic: злато (zlato) n
• Old English: gold (ang) n
• Old Provençal: aur
• Ossetian: сыгъзæрин (syg"zærin)
• Persian: طلا (fa) (talâ), زر (fa) (zar)
• Polish: złoto (pl) n
• Portuguese: ouro (pt) m
• Punjabi: ਸੋਨਾ (pa) (sōnā)
• Quechua: quri (qu)
• Romanian: aur (ro) n
• Romansch: aur (rm)
• Russian: золото (ru) (zóloto) n, аурум (ru) (áurum) m, злато (ru) (zláto) n (archaic or poetic)
• Samogitian: auksos
• Sanskrit: सुवर्ण (sa) (suvarṇa) n
• Santali: ᱥᱳᱱᱚ (sona)
• Sardinian: òro (sc)
• Scots: gowd, goold
• Scottish Gaelic: òr (gd)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: злато (sh) n

  Roman: zlato (sh) n

• Sichuan Yi: ꏂ (shy)
• Sicilian: oru (scn)
• Sindhi: سونُ (sd) (sonu)
• Slovak: zlato (sk) n
• Slovene: zlato (sl) n
• Spanish: oro (es) m
• Swahili: dhahabu (sw)
• Swedish: guld (sv) n
• Tagalog: ginto (tl)
• Tajik: зар (tg) (zar)
• Talysh:

  Asalemi: طله (tele), تله (tele)

• Tamil: தங்கம் (ta), பொன் (ta) (pon)
• Taos: ùru’úna
• Tatar: altın (tt) (altın)
• Telugu: బంగారము (te) (bangaaramu), కనకం (te) (kanakam), స్వర్ణం (te) (swarnam)
• Thai: ทองคำ (th) (tongkam)
• Tocharian A: wäs
• Tocharian B: yasa
• Tok Pisin: gol (tpi)
• Tupinambá: itaîuba
• Turkish: altın (tr)
• Turkmen: altyn (tk)
• Ukrainian: золото (uk) (zóloto) n
• Urdu: سونا (ur) (sonā), زر (ur) (zar)
• Uyghur: ئالتۇن (ug) (altun)
• Uzbek: олтин (uz) (oltin), oltin (uz)
• Venetian: oro
• Vietnamese: vàng (vi), kim (vi) (金 (vi))
• Volapük: goldin (vo)
• Welsh: aur (cy) m
• West Frisian: goud (fy)
• Yakut: кыһыл көмүс (kıhıl kömüs)
• Yiddish: גאָלד (yi) (gold) n
• Yup'ik: suulutaaq
• Zazaki: (Southern Zazaki) zern
• Zhuang: gim (za)
• Zulu: igolide (zu)

coin

• Afrikaans: goudstuk (af)
• Armenian: ոսկեդրամ (hy) (oskedram), ոսկի (hy) (oski)
• Catalan: moneda d'or (ca) f
• Chinese: trad. 金幣, simpl. 金币

  Pinyin: jīnbì

• Czech: zlaťák (cs) m
• Danish: guldmønt (da) c
• Dutch: goudstuk (nl) n
• Galician: moeda de ouro (gl) f
• German: Goldmünze (de) f
• Greek: χρυσό νόμισμα (el) (xrisó nómizma) n
• Interlingua: moneta de auro (ia)
• Italian: moneta d'oro (it) f
• Khmer: មាស (km) (mieh)

• Malay: emas (ms)
• Norwegian: gullmynt (no) m
• Portuguese: dobrão (pt) m, moeda de ouro (pt) f
• Russian: золотой (ru) (zolotój) m
• Scots: gowd, goold
• Scottish Gaelic: òr (gd)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: златник (sh) m

  Roman: zlatnik (sh) m

• Slovene: zlatnik (sl) m
• Spanish: moneda de oro (es) f
• Swedish: guldmynt (sv) n
• Tok Pisin: golmoni (tpi)
• Vietnamese: tiền vàng (vi), đồng vàng (vi)

colour

• Afrikaans: goud (af)
• Armenian: ոսկեգույն (hy) (oskeguyn)
• Basque: urre (eu)
• Catalan: or (ca) m, daurat (ca)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 金色 (cmn) (jīnsè)

• Czech: zlatá (cs) f
• Danish: gylden farve (da) c
• Dutch: goud (nl) n
• French: or (fr) m
• Greek: χρυσό (el) (khrisó) n, χρυσαφί (el) (khrisafí) n, χρυσαφένιο (el) (khrisafénio) n
• Hebrew: זהב (he) (zaháv)
• Hungarian: arany (hu)
• Interlingua: auro (ia)
• Italian: oro (it) m
• Japanese: 金色 (ja) (きんいろ, kin’iro)
• Khmer: សុវណ្ណពណ៌ (km) (so’van poa), មាស (km) (mieh)
• Korean: 골드 (ko) (goldeu)

• Latin: flavens (la), flavus (la) m, flavum (la) n, aurum (la) n
• Malagasy: ankoso-bolamena (mg), volamena (mg)
• Malay: emas (ms)
• Marathi: सोनेरी (mr) (sonérī)
• Norwegian: gull (no) n
• Persian: زرین (fa) (zarin)
• Portuguese: dourado (pt) m
• Romanian: auriu (ro)
• Russian: золотой (ru) (zolotój)
• Scots: gowd, goold
• Scottish Gaelic: òr (gd)
• Slovene: zlata (sl) f
• Spanish: oro (es)
• Swedish: guld (sv) n
• Tagalog: kulay ginto (tl)
• Telugu: స్వర్ణం (te) (swarnam)
• Vietnamese: màu vàng (vi), vàng kim loại (vi) (to distinguish from yellow)
• Volapük: goldaköl (vo)
• Welsh: aur (cy)

bullseye

• Czech: střed (cs) m
• Danish: centrum (da) n

• Russian: яблоко мишени (ru) (jábloko mišéni) n, яблочко (ru) (jábločko) n (colloquial)
• Spanish: diana (es) f

gold medal

• Afrikaans: goud (af), goue medalje (af)
• Armenian: ոսկի (hy) (oski)
• Catalan: or (ca) m, medalla d’or (ca) f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 金牌 (cmn) (jīnpái)

• Czech: zlato (cs) n
• Danish: guld (da) c, guldmedalje (da) c
• Dutch: goud (nl) n, gouden medaille (nl) f
• French: or (fr) m, médaille d'or (fr) f
• German: Goldmedaille (de) f
• Greek: χρυσό μετάλλιο (el) (khrysó metállio) n
• Hebrew: מדליית זהב (he) (medalyat zaháv)
• Hungarian: arany (hu)
• Interlingua: medalia de auro (ia)

• Italian: oro (it) m, medaglia d'oro (it) f
• Khmer: មាស (km) (mieh)
• Norwegian: gull (no) n gullmedalje (no) m
• Persian: نشان زرین (fa) (nešân e zarin), مدال طلا (fa) (medâl e talâ)
• Portuguese: medalha de ouro (pt) f
• Romanian: medalie de aur (ro) f
• Scots: gowd, goold
• Scottish Gaelic: òr (gd)
• Slovene: zlato (sl) n
• Spanish: medalla de oro (es) f
• Swedish: guld (sv) n, guldmedalj (sv) c
• Telugu: స్వర్ణం (te) (swarnam), స్వర్ణాలు (te) pl
• Vietnamese: huy chương vàng (vi), vàng (vi)

anything or anyone considered to be very valuable

• Afrikaans: goud (af), skatkis (af)
• Armenian: գանձ (hy) (ganj)
• Czech: zlato (cs) n
• Danish: guld (da) n, rigdom (da) c
• French: or (fr) m
• Greek: μάλαμα (el) (málama) n
• Hungarian: arany (hu)
• Italian: oro (it) m, ricchezza (it) f, oro colato (it) m, oro zecchino (it) m
• Khmer: មាស (km) (mieh)

• Malay: emas (ms)
• Norwegian: gull (no) n
• Persian: طلایی (fa) (talâyi), زرین (fa) (zarin)
• Romanian: aur (ro) n
• Russian: золото (ru) (zóloto) n
• Scots: gowd, goold
• Scottish Gaelic: òr (gd)
• Telugu: బంగారం (te) (bangaaram)
• Vietnamese: vàng (vi), quý (vi)

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• Romanian: galben auriu (2)
• Slovak: zlatka f (3)

Adjective

gold (not generally comparable; )

1. Made of gold.
2. Having the colour of gold.
3. (of commercial services) Premium, superior.

Synonyms

• (having the colour of gold): golden

Verb

gold (third-person singular simple present golds, present participle golding, simple past and past participle golded)

1. To pyrolyze or burn food until the color begins to change to a light brown, but not as dark as browning

Translations

made of gold

• Afrikaans: goud (af)
• Catalan: daurat (ca)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: simpl. 金制的

• Czech: zlatý (cs) m
• Danish: (compound) guld (da) n
• Dutch: gouden (nl)
• Finnish: kultainen (fi)
• French: d’or (fr) m and f, doré (fr)
• German: golden (de), gülden (de)
• Greek: χρυσός (el) (xrisós) m
• Hungarian: arany (hu)
• Interlingua: de auro (ia), auree (ia), aurate (ia)
• Italian: di oro (it), d'oro (it), aureo (it), dorato (it)
• Latin: aureus (la)
• Malay: emas (ms)
• Old English: gylden (ang)

• Persian: طلایی (fa) (talâyi), زرین (fa) (zarin)
• Polish: złoty (pl)
• Portuguese: de ouro (pt), áureo (pt) m, áurea (pt) f
• Romanian: de aur (ro)
• Russian: золотой (ru) (zolotój)
• Scots: gowd, goold
• Scottish Gaelic: òir (gd)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: златан (sh)

  Roman: zlatan (sh)

• Slovene: zlat (sl)
• Spanish: de oro (es)
• Swedish: guld- (sv)
• Tagalog: ginto na (tl) / gintong (tl)
• Telugu: స్వర్ణ (te) (swarna), కనక (te) (kanaka)
• Vietnamese: (bằng) vàng
• Volapük: goldik (vo)

having the colour of gold

• Afrikaans: goud (af), goudkleurig (af), goudgeel (af)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: simpl. 金色的

• Czech: zlatý (cs) m
• Danish: gylden (da)
• Dutch: goudkleurig (nl)
• Esperanto: orkolora (eo)
• Finnish: kullanvärinen (fi), kultainen (fi)
• French: doré (fr)
• Galician: dourado (gl) m
• German: golden (de), gülden (de) (archaic), goldfarben (de)
• Greek: χρυσός (el) (xrisós), χρυσαφής (el) (xrisafís), χρυσαφένιος (el) (xrisafénios)
• Hungarian: arany (hu)
• Interlingua: auree (ia), aurate (ia)
• Italian: dorato (it) aureo (it)
• Japanese: 黄金色 (ja) (こがねいろ, koganeiro)
• Latin: aureus (la), auratus (la)

• Malay: emas (ms)
• Persian: طلایی (fa) (talâyi), زرین (fa) (zarin)
• Polish: złoty (pl) m, złocisty (pl) m
• Portuguese: dourado (pt) m, dourada (pt) f
• Romanian: auriu (ro)
• Russian: золотой (ru) (zolotój)
• Scots: gowd, goold
• Scottish Gaelic: òir (gd)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: златоноѕан (sh)

  Roman: zlatonosan (sh)

• Slovene: zlat (sl)
• Spanish: dorado (es)
• Swedish: gyllene (sv), guldfärgad (sv)
• Telugu: స్వర్ణ (te) (swarna)
• Vietnamese: (màu) vàng, vàng kim loại (to distinguish from yellow)
• Volapük: goldakölik (vo)

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• Basque: urrezko
• Breton: aour
• Bulgarian: златен, златна, златно (zlaten, zlatna, zlatno) m/f/n
• Guaraní: itaju-, kuarepotiju-
• Indonesian: keemasan
• Slovak: zlatý
• Tupinambá: itaîuba-
• Welsh: aur

See also

arsenic auramine aurata aurate aurated aureate aureation aureity aurelia aurelian aureola aureole aureoled aureolin aureoline aureomycin

aureus aurian auric auricomous auride auriferous aurifex aurific aurification aurify aurigraphy aurin auriphrygiate aurivorous auro- aurous

aurulent aurum chryselephantine chryso- kincob Midas or ormolu oroide orphrey orpiment philosopher’s stone zari Appendix:Colors

Etymology 2

From gold master, a copy of the code certified as being ready for release.

Adjective

gold (not comparable)

1. (programming, of software) In a finished state, ready for manufacturing.
   • 2004 November, “Half-Life 2 goes gold”, HWM, page 10: 

     The Company confirmed that Half-Life 2, developed by Valve Software, has gone gold with a planned retail street date of November 16, 2004.

   • 2011, Jordan Gray, Unearthed, page 6:

     He felt bone-tired and twitchy, the way he did in the final stages of putting a video-game project together, almost ready to go gold and turn a new game loose on the public.

   • 2011, Jessica Mulligan and Bridgette Patrovsky quoting Damion Schubert, Developing Online Games: An Insider's Guide, page 221:

     I had coded guilds into M59 over the weekend, shortly before we were supposed to go gold.

Adverb

gold (not comparable)

1. of or referring to a gold version of something

Statistics

• Most common English words before 1923: service · various · u · #586: gold · letters · history · master

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Danish

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ɡɔl/, [ɡ̊ʌlˀ]

Adjective

gold (neuter goldt, definite and plural golde, comparative goldere, superlative goldest)

1. barren, desolate
2. sterile (unable to reproduce)
3. dry, (of a cow) not producing milk

   En gold ko.

   A dry cow.

Derived terms

• goldhed ("barrenness", "sterility")

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Dutch

Verb

gold

1. singular past indicative of gelden

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Middle English

Etymology

Old English

Noun

gold (plural golds)

1. gold (metal)

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Old English

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *gulþą, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰĺ̥tom. Cognate with Old Frisian gold, Old Saxon gold, Old High German gold (German Gold), Old Norse goll, gull (Swedish guld), Dutch goud, Gothic 𐌲𐌿𐌻𐌸. The Indo-European root is also the source of Proto-Slavic *zolto (Old Church Slavonic злато, Russian золото), Proto-Baltic *želt-, *želtas (Lithuanian žel̃tas, Latvian zelts).

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ɡold/

Noun

gold n

1. gold, riches, treasure

   Abram wæs swiðe welig on golde. Abram was very rich in gold. (Genesis)

Declension

    Declension of gold (strong a-stem)

	Singular	Plural
nominative	gold	gold
accusative	gold	gold
genitive	goldes	golda
dative	golde	goldum

Derived terms

• goldfāh

Descendants

• English: gold

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Volapük

Noun

gold (plural golds)

1. gold

Declension

declension of gold

	singular	plural
nominative	gold	golds
genitive	golda	goldas
dative	golde	goldes
accusative	goldi	goldis
predicative	goldu	goldus
vocative	o gold!	o golds!

Derived terms

Terms derived from gold

bledagold bledagoldel bledahigoldel bledajigoldel bledogold blufamabagold dofaredagold filagoldam folkloridilgoldiniatazüd goldabled goldabledül goldabraun goldabraunik goldabronsöt goldabük goldacäf goldadef goldadiv goldafasan goldafit goldaköl goldakölaglod goldakölakrut goldakölalaig goldakölik goldakönäd goldakonäd Rusänik (limperial) goldaköt goldaköted goldakötedakad goldam goldamak goldamastöf goldamon goldan goldaränät

goldarein goldatastabot goldatazüd goldatäod goldatäodot goldahivobotel goldajivobotel goldatinkat goldavob goldavobot goldavobotel goldayelov goldayelovik gold di Mannheim gold di Rhein goldibevob goldibevoban goldiblufam goldiflapan goldihibevoban goldihiflapan goldihismitan goldijibevoban goldijiflapan goldijismitan goldik goldin goldinablög goldinadef goldinadiv goldinafilun goldinagik Goldinajolän Goldinajolänan Goldinajolänik goldinakipädot

goldinalainaskin goldinalän goldinameinäd goldinavöläd goldiner goldineraglun goldineragron goldineraston goldinerik goldinijafäd goldiniloxid goldinisulfid goldinituv goldinituvot goldinoklorid goldinoloxid goldismitan goldismitöp goldivätöm goldöfik goldön gold rafinik higoldan hi-Goldinajolänan jigoldan ji-Goldinajolänan lugold lugoldanid lugoldanidik lugoldik mulür goldakölik mulür goldik rafinagold tonatem goldik tonat goldik