Translation guide
The chemical element titanium. In Japanese, it is almost always referred to by its katakana name チタン or the formal term チタニウム. The kanji form 金太 is extremely rare and technical.
Referring to the chemical element titanium (Ti), as a material or substance.
The most common and everyday word for titanium, used in product descriptions, materials science, and general conversation.
このフライパンはチタン製です。
This frying pan is made of titanium.
Titanium is a light and strong metal.
A slightly more formal or scientific term, often used in technical contexts or when emphasizing the element symbol Ti. Less common in everyday speech.
Titanium is represented by the element symbol Ti.
An extremely rare ateji (kanji assigned phonetically) for titanium. Almost never used; avoid in normal communication.
金太 is almost never used.