Definition
The quality or state of being gaseous; the condition of existing as a gas rather than as a liquid or solid.
Etymology
From gas plus the suffix -eity (or -ity), which forms abstract nouns describing qualities. Developed in scientific English in the 18th-19th centuries as chemistry terminology.
Kelly Says
Scientists needed a fancy term for 'the gasiness of gas,' so they borrowed the Latin -ity formula—it's the kind of suffix that makes ordinary observations sound scientifically profound!
Translations
CACatalà
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
CSČeština
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
DADansk
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
DEDeutsch
gaseity
ga-sei-ti
ELΕλληνικά
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
ESEspañol
gaseity
ga-se-i-ti
FISuomi
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
FRFrançais
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
HIहिन्दी
गैसियटी
gase-iyati
HUMagyar
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
IDBahasa Indonesia
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
ITItaliano
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
MSBahasa Melayu
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
NLNederlands
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
NONorsk
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
PLPolski
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
PTPortuguês
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
RORomână
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
RUРусский
гасеити
gaseiti
SVSvenska
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
SWKiswahili
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
TAதமிழ்
காஸ் இயிட்டி
kaas iyitti
TEతెలుగు
గ్యాసిటీ
gyasi-ti
THไทย
แก๊สไอที
gae-s-ai-ti
TRTürkçe
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti
UKУкраїнська
гасеїти
gaseiti
VITiếng Việt
gaseity
ga-ze-i-ti