Which element's name originates from a red stone?

Which element come from the Arabic word "buraq"?

Which element was originally known as calx?

Which element occurs in the orange-yellow mineral called orpiment?

Which element is named after a mineral, which itself was named after a Russian mine official?

Which element is named after a Greek word that means "stink"?

Which element's compounds "have colorful sheens"?

Which element is named after the Greek word for "pale-green"?

Which element "starts white, until its colors come out"?

Which element "has pointy crystals"?

Which element is "stout", coming from the Greek word for heavy.

Some elements, such as indium and thallium, are named for _____

They tasted this element and thought it was bitter

Which element is named for the Greek word "violet"?

Which element was named for having a "gold-like glitter"

Which element has a name meaning "shining yellow" while we abbreviate "shining dawn"

This element, with the Latin name "kalium", comes from burnt wood

In medieval Europe, a compound of this element was used as a headache remedy

Its symbol is Latin, but its name comes from the Anglo-Saxon word for "holy metal"

In most European languages this element is known as "wolfram"

This soft grey metal was formerly known as "columbrium"

Its name stems from acid transactions

Its name originates from the French word for saltpeter,  used in fertilizers and gunpowder

Its name stems from the Latin word for charcoal

It's the main constituent of charcoal

This element was identified thanks to its distinctive smell

A mineral of this element is used in smelting, to make metals flow well

It was the first alkali metal found in a stone

This element is referred to as the "green" twin

This element is referred to as the "new" twin

Which of the noble gases was named by a child?

Which element was named after the greek word for "hard to get"?

For a long time, ores held this element's secret

This element is unstable and will quickly decay

Which element is so rare we found it by making it?

The Greeks thought this element might have been lead

This element was named "little silver" by the Spanish

This element was named for a prince who founded the Greek city of Thebes

This element's name means "goblin" in German

This element's name stems from the German word for "devil"

This element is named after a hammer-wielding god from Norse mythology

This element is named after the personification of the rainbow in Greek mythology

The name of this element refers to giant deities of incredible strength

This name was derived from the Titan in Greek mythology who stole fire from Mount Olympus

This element is referred to as "the one whose light brightens"

This element was found in the sun

It's called "liquid silver" in Latin

This rare and lustrous metal was named after an asteroid

This element was named after a goddess of the earth

This element was named after the moon

This element is named after a European river

The name of this element stems from the city and the university where it was discovered

Which Swedish village has a mine that was the source of four new elements?

Three elements were named after islands in _____

This element was likely named after France, homeland of the discoverer

Bohrium, Curium, and several other elements were named after _____

This element's name stems from the Greek word for rose

Which element has essentially the same name "as far back as we know"

Which element was said to sound like a spell from Harry Potter?

This elements name means "dead monk" or "never alone"

Lutetium,  Hafnium, and several other elements were named after places in _____

The first name, hydrogen, means it likes to form _____