קוילנשטאָף
Yiddish
Etymology
Probably from German Kohlenstoff. By surface analysis, קוילן (koyln) + שטאָף (shtof).
Derived terms
- קוילנשטאָף־אָקסיד (koylnshtof-oksid)
- קוילנשטאָף־שפּור (koylnshtof-shpur, “carbon footprint”)
- קוילנשטאָף־צווייאָקסיד (koylnshtof-tsveyoksid)
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