The Periodic Table's symbol for silver is Ag and Argentum is also Latin for 'Payment' (I believe)... The root of the Latin word argentum is argent, meaning money. This meaning holds true today in the French language, as it did in Middle English and Old French linguistic periods. To frame the aforementioned time periods, most reference sources date the origin and use of the word argent to anywhere between 1450 - 1485. It is easier to trace the etymologies (word origins) of words if you can break a word down into its parts--usually consisting of one root/stem and a suffix, the latter of which denotes, amongst other characteristics, tense, plurality, possession and, as is true of the Romance, or Latin based languages, gender; virtues all dependent upon the structure of the suffix. Thus, argent may further be broken down into its constituents, which yields the root arg-, meaning white, to shine; silver. The suffix -ent, presumably, is a derivation of one or more principal suffixes, namely -en and -ence/-ency, meaning made of and quality, respectively. What we're left with is a substance made of silver or having the quality of shine.
It should be noted that the stem arg-, all its connoted meaning, and very possibly its inherent meaning, as would suggest the following, is the same in Greek, Armenian, Old Persian, Middle and Old French, Latin, as well as Sanskrit.
Another name is argentum, the name given to silver from the Latin word meaning silver.
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Argentum (Ag)
No, the Latin name for iron is "Ferrum." "Argentum" is the Latin name for silver.
The chemical name of silver is Ag, derived from its Latin name "argentum."
Another name for silver is "Ag" which comes from its Latin name "argentum."
The Latin name for silver is argentum, which gave the metal its elemental symbol, Ag.
The element derived its name from argentum is Silver, which has the chemical symbol Ag.
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The Latin name for silver is 'Argentum'.
Gold is known as Aurum and Silver is known as Argentum.
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The Latin word for silver is argentum which is why the symbol for silver on the periodic table is Ag
It comes from the Latin word for silver, argentum, which means white or shinning.