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Proper noun
Mercury

1. The Roman god associated with speed, sometimes used as a messenger. He wore winged sandals. Mercury corresponded to the Greek god Hermes.
2. The planet in the solar system with the closest orbit to the Sun, named after the god; represented by �.

Translations
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Bosnian: Merkur m
Breton: Merc'her
Bulgarian: �е�к��ий (Merkúrij)
Catalan: Mercuri m
Croatian: Merkur m
Czech: Merkur m
Dutch: Mercurius m
Esperanto: Merkuro m
Estonian: Mercurius
Finnish: Merkurius
French: Mercure m
German: Merkur m
Greek: ��μή� m (:el:��μή�|^)
*Ancient Romanization: Herm�s
*Modern Romanization: Ermís
Hungarian: Merkúr
Icelandic: Merkúríus m
Interlingua: Mercurio m
Irish: Mearcair
Italian: Mercurio m
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Japanese: ������ (merukuriusu)
Korean: �� (水�, sueun), 머�리 (meokyuri)
Latin: Mercurius m
Lithuanian: Merkurijus m
Maltese: Merkurju m
Polish: Merkury m
Portuguese: Mercúrio m
Romanian: Mercur m
Russian: �е�к��ий (Merkúrij) m
Serbian:
:Cyrillic: �е�к�� m
:Roman: Merkur m
Slovak: Merkúr m
Slovene: Merkur m
Spanish: Mercurio m
Swedish: Merkurius
Tatar: Merkuri
Turkish: Merkür
Ukrainian: �е�к���й (Merkúrij)
Vietnamese: Thần Méc-cua
Welsh: Mercher m
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Afrikaans: Mercurius
Albanian: Merkur
Arabic: ARchar|عطارد IPAchar|(�u�á�rid)
Armenian: Õ�Õ¥Ö�Õ¯Õ¸Ö�Ö�Õ« (Merkouri)
Asturian: Mercuriu
Azeri: Ү�а�ид (�tarid)
Belarusian: ���к���й (Merkúryj)
Bengali: ব�ধ (budh)
Bosnian: Merkur m
Breton: Merc'her
Bulgarian: �е�к��ий (Merkúrij)
Catalan: Mercuri
Chinese: 水� (shu�xīng)
Chuvash: �е�к��ий (Merkúrij)
Croatian: Merkur
Czech: Merkur
Danish: Merkur
Dutch: Mercurius f
Esperanto: Merkurio
Estonian: Merkuur
Finnish: Merkurius
French: (la planète) Mercure f
Frisian: Merkurius
Georgian: ������� (merkuri)
German: der Merkur m
Greek: ��μή� m (:el:��μή�|^)
*Ancient Romanization: Herm�s
*Modern Romanization: Ermís
Gujarati: બ�ધ (budh)
Hebrew: ��� (khamah)
Hindi: ब�ध (budh)
Hungarian: Merkúr
Icelandic: Merkúríus
Interlingua: (le planeta) Mercurio m
Irish: Mearcair
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Italian: (il pianeta) Mercurio m
Japanese: 水� (����, suisei)
Korean: �� (水�, suseong), �� (辰�, jinseong)
Kurdish: Tîr
Latin: (la planeta) Mercurius m
Latvian: Merkurs
Lithuanian: Merkurijus m
Malay: Utarid
Maltese: {il-pjaneta) Merkurju
Mongolian: ��д (Bud)
Norwegian: Merkur
Persian: FAchar|ت�ر (tîr)
Polish: Merkury m
Portuguese: (o planeta) Mercúrio m
Romanian: Mercur m
Russian: �е�к��ий (Merkúrij) m
Serbian:
:Cyrillic: �е�к�� m
:Roman: Merkur m
Slovak: Merkúr m
Slovene: Merkur m
Spanish: (el planeta) Mercurio m
Swedish: Merkurius c
Tagalog: Merkuryo
Tajik: У�о�ид (Utorid), Ти� (Tir)
Tamil: ப�தன� (putan)
Tatar: Merkuri
Telugu: బ�ధ�డ� (budhuDu)
Thai: THchar|�าว�ุ� (daao-put)
Turkish: Merkür
Ukrainian: �е�к���й (Merkúrij)
Urdu: URchar|عطارد IPAchar|(�u�á�rid)
Uzbek: ��о��д (Atorud)
Vietnamese: sao Thủy [水�]
Welsh: Mercher m
Yiddish: �ערק�ר (Merkur)
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See also
Appendix:Planets|Appendix on Planets
w:Mercury (planet)|Wikipedia article on planet Mercury
w:Mercury (god)|Wikipedia article on Roman god Mercury

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