Benzin

See also: benzin and benzín

German edit

Coined by German chemist Eilhard Mitscherlich in 1833 from Benzoe +‎ -in.

Benzin n (strong, genitive Benzins, plural Benzine)

Declension of Benzin [neuter, strong]

→ Iraqi Arabic: بنزين
→ Hijazi Arabic: بنزين
→ Catalan: benzina
→ Danish: benzin
→ Dutch: benzine
→ Esperanto: benzino
→ French: benzine f
- → Greek: βενζίνη f (venzíni)
- → Polish: benzyna f
- → Romanian: benzină f
- → Turkish: benzin
→ Hungarian: benzin
→ Italian: benzina f
→ Portuguese: benzina f
→ Russian: бензин m (benzin)
- → Armenian: բենզին (benzin)
- → Azerbaijani: benzin
- → Bezhta: бензин (benzin)
- → Georgian: ბენზინი (benzini)
- → Kazakh: бензин (benzin)
- → Kyrgyz: бензин (benzin)
- → Hebrew: בנזין (benzín)
- → Mongolian: бензин (benzin)
- → Tajik: бензин (benzin)
- → Turkmen: benzin
- → Uzbek: benzin
- → Yakut: бензин (benzin)
- → Yiddish: בענזין (benzin)
→ Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic script: бѐнзӣн m

Latin script: bènzīn m
→ Spanish: bencina
→ Swedish: bensin