Triton in Greek
Triton in Greek is Τρίτων — Triton means the nucleus of a tritium atom, made up of one proton and two neutrons.
Triton in Greek
Τρίτων
Pronounced: Triton
What does "Triton" mean?
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noun The nucleus of a tritium atom, made up of one proton and two neutrons.
"Physicists studied how a triton behaves in fusion reactions."
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noun A type of large sea snail with a pointed spiral shell.
"Divers found a triton shell wedged in the coral reef."
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Triton in a sentence
- Physicists studied how a triton behaves in fusion reactions.
- Divers found a triton shell wedged in the coral reef.
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What is "Triton" in Greek?
"Triton" in Greek is Τρίτων. Triton means: The nucleus of a tritium atom, made up of one proton and two neutrons.
How do you pronounce Τρίτων?
"Triton" in Greek is Τρίτων, pronounced "Triton".
How do you use "Triton" in a sentence?
Example: "Physicists studied how a triton behaves in fusion reactions." In Greek, "Triton" is Τρίτων.
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