Information about the word gold (English → Esperanto: oro)

Part of speechcommon noun
Pronunciation/ɡəʊ̯ld/
Hyphenationgold
Shavian alphabet𐑜𐑴𐑤𐑛
Deseret alphabet𐑀𐐬𐑊𐐼

Usage samples

The rumour began spreading Tuesday in Burma, driving up the price of gold and the US dollar there.
Between 2013 and 2017, Germany moved more than 600 tons of gold (worth about $ 77.5 billion) from New York to Frankfurt to secure its national reserves, it said.
There was a time, boy, when I searched for steel, when steel meant more to me than gold or jewels.

Translations

Afrikaansgoud
Catalanor
Czechzlato
Danishguld
Dutchgoud
English (Old English)gold
Esperantooro
Faeroesegull
Finnishkulta
Frenchor
GermanGold
Greekχρυσός
Hungarianarany
Icelandicgull
Italianoro
Jamaican Patoisguol
Latinaurum
Low Germangold
LuxemburgishGold
Malayemas
Norwegiangull
Papiamentooro
Polishzłoto
Romanianaur
Saterland FrisianGould
Scotsgowd
Scottish Gaelicòr
Spanishoro
Sranangowtu
Swahilidhahabu
Swedishguld; gull
Tagaloggintô
Thaiทอง; ทองคำ
Turkishaltın
Welshaur
West Frisiangoud