Here is a detailed list of Sodium Nitrate (NaNO₃) ...

Here is a detailed list of Sodium Nitrate (NaNO₃) names in various languages along with common user-based or regional names based on how it is used or referred to: 🌍 Multilingual Names of Sodium Nitrate Language Name of Sodium Nitrate Pronunciation/Notes English Sodium Nitrate Also known as Chile saltpeter or Peru saltpeter Hindi (India) सोडियम नाइट्रेट (Sodium Nitrate) कभी-कभी 'नमक पिटर' कहा जाता है Spanish (Chile, Peru) Nitrato de sodio Historically mined from Atacama Desert (Chile saltpeter) French Nitrate de sodium Used in fertilizers and curing meats German Natriumnitrat Common in explosives and fertilizer industries Italian Nitrato di sodio Used in cured meat products Portuguese (Brazil) Nitrato de sódio Used in pyrotechnics and fertilizers Arabic نترات الصوديوم (Natrat al-sudyum) Used in agriculture and food curing Chinese (Mandarin) 硝酸钠 (Xiāosuān nà) Used in glass and fireworks Japanese 硝酸ナトリウム (Shōsan natoriumu) Applied in food and pyrotechnics Russian Нитрат натрия (Nitrat natriya) Used in fertilizer and explosives Turkish Sodyum nitrat Fertilizer and propellant applications Bengali সোডিয়াম নাইট্রেট (Sōḍiyam nā'iṭrēṭ) Used in food and farming Tamil சோடியம் நைட்ரேட் (Sōṭiyam naiṭrēṭ) Industrial use name in fertilizer sector Gujarati સોડિયમ નાઇટ્રેટ Common in textile and dyeing sectors Punjabi ਸੋਡੀਅਮ ਨਾਈਟਰੇਟ Used in soil nutrients and preservation Malayalam സോഡിയം നൈട്രേറ്റ് Common in agriculture-focused areas Kannada ಸೋಡಿಯಂ ನೈಟ್ರೇಟ್ Also used in chemical labs and institutions 🧪 Other Common/Regional Names (By Users or Applications) User Type / Region Common Name for Sodium Nitrate Industrial Users Chile Saltpeter / Synthetic Nitrate Agricultural Sector Nitrate Fertilizer / Sodium-based N Explosives Industry Oxidizer / Propellant Nitrate Food Industry Preservative E251 Pharmaceuticals Nitrate Component (in compounding) South America (Chile, Peru) Salitre Chileno (Chilean Saltpeter) Historical Context Nitrum Cubicum (Latin, historical alchemy name) ✅ Summary Points Sodium nitrate has both technical and local names, which vary depending on language, region, and industry. In Latin America, it’s often called “Chile Saltpeter” due to historical natural deposits. In food and medicine, it’s referred to by E number E251. In Indian languages, the name is usually a transliteration of “Sodium Nitrate”.