Thursday, January 24, 2019

How would "nihonium" be written in Japanese Kanji?


Would the character for it involve the radicals for "metal", "sun", and "source"? The few references to it I've seen all use only katakana.



Would such a character have an "archaic" reading of something like ひもとがね in the fashion that 鉄 has the archaic reading of くろがね?




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