tón meaning in English
| Slovak | English |
|---|---|
| tón noun {m} | tone [tones](pitch of a word that distinguishes a difference in meaning) |
| Antónia proper noun {f} | Antonia [Antonias](female given name) |
| barytón noun {m} | baritone [baritones](male voice) baritone [baritones](musical range) baritone [baritones](person, instrument or group) |
| betón noun {m} | concrete(building material) |
| betónový adjective {m} | concrete(made of concrete) |
| Bretónsko proper noun {n} | Brittany(region of North West France) |
| bretónsky noun {m} | Breton(the language) |
| bretónčina noun {f} | Breton(the language) |
| Estónec noun {m} | Estonian(person) |
| Estónka noun {f} | Estonian(person) |
| Estónska Republika proper noun {f} | Republic of Estonia(official name of Estonia) |
| Estónsko noun n | Estonianoun |
| Estónsko proper noun {n} | Estonia(country) |
| estónsky adjective | Estonian(of, from, or pertaining to the country of Estonia, its people or their language) |
| estónčina noun {f} | Estonian(language) |
| flogistón noun | phlogiston [phlogistons](hypothetical fiery principle) |
| ketón noun | ketone [ketones](organic chemicals with the >CO functional group) |
| kryptón noun | krypton(a chemical element) |
| maratón noun {m} | marathon [marathons](road race) |
| mirlitón noun {m} | kazoo(a simple musical instrument consisting of a pipe with a hole in it) |
| platónsky adjective | Platonic(related to Plato) |
| poltón noun {m} | semitone [semitones](interval between adjacent keys) |
| pontón noun {m} | pontoon [pontoons](buoyant support for a temporary bridge, dock or landing stage) |
| pontónový most noun {m} | pontoon bridge(a temporary bridge built over floating pontoons) |
| protónové číslo noun {n} | atomic number [atomic numbers](number of protons) |
| z betónu adjective {m} | concrete(made of concrete) |
| železobetón noun {m} | reinforced concrete(building material) |
| žetón noun {m} | coin [coins](a token used in a special establishment like a casino) token [tokens](piece of stamped metal used as a substitute for money) |
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