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If it is Aurum for gold and Kalium for Potassium, for what is it Stibium ?

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If it is Aurum for gold and Kalium for Potassium, for what is it Stibium ?

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  1. Aurum (Au) is Latin term for gold;

    Cuprum (Cu) for copper;

    Argentum (Ag) for silver;

    Stibnum (Sb) is Antimony!

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