hydrogen bomb

English

hydrogen bomb (plural hydrogen bombs)

A thermonuclear bomb that derives its destructive power from the fusion of isotopes of hydrogen (deuterium and tritium).

thermonuclear bomb

Italian: bomba all'idrogeno f, bomba H f
Japanese: 水素爆弾 (ja) (すいそばくだん, suiso bakudan), 水爆 (ja) (すいばく, suibaku)
Kannada: ಜಲಜನಕ ಬಾಂಬು (kn) (jalajanaka bāmbu)
Khmer: គ្រាប់បែកជលូស្ម័ន (kruab baek jol loo sman)
Korean: 수소폭탄 (ko) (水素爆彈, susopoktan), 수소탄 (水素彈, susotan), 에이치봄 (eichibom), 열핵무기 (熱核武器, yeolhaengmugi), 열핵병기 (熱核兵器, yeolhaekbyeonggi), 열핵폭탄 (熱核爆彈, yeolhaekpoktan), 핵융합폭탄 (核融合爆彈, haengnyunghappoktan), 헬륨탄 (헬륨彈, hellyumtan), 수폭 (水爆, supok)
Latvian: ūdeņraža bumba f
Macedonian: хидрогенска бомба f (hidrogénska bómba)
Malay: bom hidrogen
Mongolian: устөрөгчийн бөмбөг (ustörögčijn bömbög)
Portuguese: bomba de hidrogénio f (Portugal), bomba de hidrogênio (Brazil)
Russian: водоро́дная бо́мба (ru) f (vodoródnaja bómba)
Spanish: bomba de hidrógeno f
Swedish: vätebomb c, vätgasbomb c
Thai: ระเบิดไฮโดรเจน
Tibetan: ཡང་རླུང་འབོམ (yang rlung 'bom), ཆིང་ཏན (ching tan)
Turkish: hidrojen bombası (tr)
Ukrainian: термоя́дерна бо́мба f (termojáderna bómba), водне́ва бо́мба f (vodnéva bómba)

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