quark: Διαφορά μεταξύ των αναθεωρήσεων
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Γραμμή 1:
{{see|Quark}}
==English==
===Etymology 1===
First used in 1963 by the discoverer of quarks, Murray Gell-Mann, to name these new particles, it is taken from a nonsense word used in James
====Noun====
Γραμμή 11 ⟶ 13 :
====Derived terms====
*[[antiquark]]
====See also====
*[[
*[[charm quark]]
*[[down quark]]
▲*[[charm quark]]
*[[strange quark]]
*[[top quark]]
*[[truth quark]] *[[
====Translations====
*Cantonese: [[
*[[Catalan]]: quark
*Chinese: [[
*Dutch: quark [[Category:Dutch nouns with incomplete gender]]
*[[Esperanto]]: [[kvarko]]
*Finnish: [[kvarkki]]
*French: quark {{g|French}}
*German: [[Quark]] {{n}}
*Hungarian: [[kvark]]
*Italian: quark {{g|Italian}}
*Japanese: [[クォーク]] (kuwōku)
*Korean: [[쿼크]], [[쿼크모형]] (kwokeu, kwokeumohyeong)
*Polish: [[kwark]]
*Portuguese: quark
*Russian: [[кварк]] (kvark)
*Slovenian: [[kvark]] {{g|Slovenian}}
*Spanish: quark
===Etymology 2===
{{G.}} [[quarc]]
====Noun====
'''quark'''
# a soft [[cream]]y [[cheese]]. The Russian quark and Finnish quark are somewhat different. The Russian version is firmer in consistency and contains about 15% milk fat, whereas the Finnish quark often contains less than 1% milk fat.
====Translations====
*Finnish: [[maitorahka]], [[rahka]]
*German: [[Quark]] {{m}}
*Russian: [[творог]] {{g|Russian}}▼
*Swedish: [[kvark]] {{g|Swedish}}
▲*Russian: [[творог]]
[[es:quark]]
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