Gold in almost every language
1. Gold2. Goud
3. Ari
4. Werik’i
5. Dhahab
6. Voski
7. Qızıl
8. Urrea
9. Zolata
10. Sōnā
11. Zlato
12. Or
13. Bulawan
14. Golide
15. Jīnzi
16. Oru
17. Guld
18. Oro (esperanto)
19. Kuld
20. Ginto
21. Kulta
22. Ouro
23. Okro
24. Chrysós
25. Sōnuṁ
26. Lò
27. Zinariya
28. Gula
29. P*B (hebrew)
30. Sona
31. Kub
32. Arany
33. Gull
34. Ọlaedo
35. Emas
36. Óir
37. Oro
38. Gōrudo
39. Cinna
40. Altın
41. Meas
42. Zahabu
43. Geum
44. Zêr
45. Khoa
46. Aurum (latin)
47. Zelts
48. Auksas
49. Volamena
50. Svarṇṇaṁ
51. Deheb
52. Koura
53. Sōnē
54. Alt
55. Shway
56. Suna
57. S* (odia)
58. *R*R* (pashto)
59. Złoto
60. Aur
61. Zoloto
62. Auro
63. Òr
64. Khauta
65. Ndarama
66. *NA (sindhi)
67. Ran
68. Dahab
69. Dhahabu
70. Tillo
71. Taṅka
72. ALYN (tatar)
73. Baṅgāraṁ
74. Thxng
75. Altyn
76. AALT*N (uyghur)
77. Vàng
78. Igolide
79. Wura
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
42 53% 13 16% 13 16% 30 38% 24 30%
B % C % D % F % G %
8 10% 2 2% 11 14% 0 0% 13 16%
H % J % K % L % M %
10 12% 1 1% 11 14% 23 29% 9 9%
N % P % Q % R % S %
23 29% 1 1% 1 1% 23 29% 14 17%
T % V % W % X % Y %
15 19% 4 5% 4 5% 1 1% 6 7%
Z %
9 9%
Popularity of use
53% A:
38% O, A:
30% U, O, A: *NA (sindhi),
29% L, R, N, U, O, A: Lò, Or, Oro (esperanto), Oro, *R*R* (pashto), Aur, Auro, Oru, Ouro, Òr, Ran,
19% T, L, R, N, U, O, A: Alt, AALT*N (uyghur),
17% S, T, L, R, N, U, O, A: Suna, S* (odia), Sona, Sōnā,
16% E, G, I, S, T, L, R, N, U, O, A: Gull, Óir, Tillo, Altın, Ginto, Ari, Sōnē, Urrea, Gula,
14% D, K, E, G, I, S, T, L, R, N, U, O, A: Taṅka, Igolide, Auksas, Koura, Ọlaedo, Gōrudo, Kulta, Okro, Kuld, Golide, Guld, Gold, Goud,
12% H, D, K, E, G, I, S, T, L, R, N, U, O, A: Khoa, Khauta,
10% B, H, D, K, E, G, I, S, T, L, R, N, U, O, A: Dahab, Dhahabu, Kub, Deheb, Dhahab,
9% Z, M, B, H, D, K, E, G, I, S, T, L, R, N, U, O, A: Ndarama, Baṅgāraṁ, Meas, Zahabu, Geum, Zêr, Sōnuṁ, Emas, Zolata, Zlato, Aurum (latin), Zelts, Złoto, Zoloto,
7% Y, Z, M, B, H, D, K, E, G, I, S, T, L, R, N, U, O, A: ALYN (tatar), Altyn, Zinariya, Arany,
5% V, W, Y, Z, M, B, H, D, K, E, G, I, S, T, L, R, N, U, O, A: Vàng, Wura, Shway, Volamena, Svarṇṇaṁ, Voski, Bulawan, Werik’i,
2% C, V, W, Y, Z, M, B, H, D, K, E, G, I, S, T, L, R, N, U, O, A: Chrysós, Cinna,
1% J, P, Q, X, C, V, W, Y, Z, M, B, H, D, K, E, G, I, S, T, L, R, N, U, O, A: P*B (hebrew), Thxng, Jīnzi, Qızıl,
0% F
Conclusion: Gold originates somewhere in the A-O linguistic subgroup:
A-O subgroup Sex % Dev. Chain Bandgap
Luo F 100% (A; O; N, I; E, G, Y)
Choctaw F 90% (A; O; L; H, N)
Algonquin F 88% (A; O; N, M; H, E, W)
Kisii M 85% (A; O; I, M)
Swamp 71% (A; O; M; I; T, P, L)
Papuan M 62% (A; O; N; I; E; K)
Gold 53% (A; O; U; L, R, N)
A-O-E subgroup
Yoruba M 84% (A; O; E; N; I, D)
Yoruba F 78% (A; O; E; I; L) ●
Horse 55% (A; O; E; L, H; S, I; R)
A-O-I subgroup
Finnish M 56% (A; O; I; E; R; T)
Fire! 46% (A; O; I; N, U; G, E)
The earliest apparent interest in Gold is at 30% with the partial *NA (sindhi).
This is followed by a spike in popularity at 29% with Lò (hatian creole), Or (French), Oro (esperanto), Oro (italian), *R*R* (pashto), Aur (romanian), Auro (samoan), Oru (corsican), Ouro (galician), Òr (scots gaelic), and Ran (sinhala). It drops away until there is a peak at 14% before interest declines.
The greatest peak in interest in gold is at 9%. And then again it drops off until a peak at 5%, a decline at 2% followed by a rise in interest at 1%.
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