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Language

Themes and places

Aluminie

Al is equivalent to Al (Aluminium) in French, Al (Aluminium) in Afrikaans, Al (ألومنيوم) in Arabic, Al (Aluminiu) in Asturian, Al (Alüminium) in Azerbaijani, Al (অ্যালুমিনিয়াম) in Bengali, Al (Алюміній) in Belarusian, Al (Aluminijum) in Bosnian, Al (Aluminiom) in Breton, Al (Алуминий) in Bulgarian, Al (Alumini) in Catalan, Al (Алюмини) in Chuvash, Al (Hliník) in Czech, Al (Alluminiu) in Corsican, Al (Alwminiwm) in Welsh, Al (Aluminium) in Danish, Al (Aluminium) in German, Al (Alumiinium) in Estonian, Al (Αργίλιο) in Greek, Al (Aluminio) in Spanish, Al (Aluminio) in Esperanto, Al (Aluminio) in Basque, Al (آلومینیوم) in Persian, Al (Aluminium) in English, Al (Alumini) in Friulian, Al (Alúmanam) in Irish, Al (Ollymin) in Manx, Al (Almain) in Scottish Gaelic, Al (Aluminio) in Galician, Al (알루미늄) in Korean, Al (Ալյումին) in Armenian, Al (एलुमिनियम) in Hindi, Al (Aluminij) in Croatian, Al (Aluminio) in Ido, Al (Aluminium) in Indonesian, Al (Ál) in Icelandic, Al (Alluminio) in Italian, Al (אלומיניום) in Hebrew, Al (Alumunium) in Javanese, Al (Aluminiu) in Kapampangan, Al (Alumini) in Swahili, Al (Aliminyòm) in Haitian Creole, Al (Bafûn) in Kurdish, Al (Aluminium) in Latin, Al (Alumīnijs) in Latvian, Al (Aluminium) in Letzeburgesh, Al (Aliuminis) in Lithuanian, Al (jinmrmalume) in Lojban, Al (Alumínium) in Hungarian, Al (Алуминиум) in Macedonian, Al (അലൂമിനിയം) in Malayalam, Al (ऍल्युमिनियम) in Marathi, Al (Aluminium) in Malay, Al (Хөнгөн цагаан) in Mongolian, Al (Aluminium) in Dutch, Al (アルミニウム) in Japanese, Al (Aluminium) in Norwegian, Al (Aluminium) in Nynorsk, Al (Alumini) in Occitan, Al (Alyuminiy) in Uzbek, Al (Aluminium) in Low German, Al (Glin) in Polish, Al (Alumínio) in Portuguese, Al (Allu) in Kölsch, Al (Aluminiu) in Romanian, Al (Ch'aqu q'illay) in Quechuan languages, Al (Алюминий) in Russian, Al (Alluminiu) in Sicilian, Al (Hliník) in Slovak, Al (Aluminij) in Slovenian, Al (Алуминијум) in Serbian, Al (Aluminijum) in Serbo-Croatian, Al (Alumiini) in Finnish, Al (Aluminium) in Swedish, Al (அலுமினியம்) in Tamil, Al (అల్యూమినియం) in Telugu, Al (อะลูมิเนียม) in Thai, Al (Nhôm) in Vietnamese, Al (Алюминий) in Tajik, Al (Alüminyum) in Turkish, Al (Алюміній) in Ukrainian, Al (Aluminiọmu) in Yoruba, Al (铝) in Chinese languages.

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Metals

C

Karbo

C is equivalent to C (Carbone) in French, C (Koolstof) in Afrikaans, C (كربون) in Arabic, C (Carbonu) in Asturian, C (Karbon) in Azerbaijani, C (Вуглярод) in Belarusian, C (Въглерод) in Bulgarian, C (কার্বন) in Bengali, C (Carboni) in Catalan, C (Carboniu) in Corsican, C (Uhlík) in Czech, C (Carbon) in Welsh, C (Carbon) in Danish, C (Kohlenstoff) in German, C (Άνθρακας) in Greek, C (Carbon) in English, C (Karbono) in Esperanto, C (Carbono) in Spanish, C (Süsinik) in Estonian, C (Karbono) in Basque, C (کربن) in Persian, C (Hiili) in Finnish, C (Carboni) in Friulian, C (Carbón) in Irish, C (Gualan) in Galician, C (Carbono) in Galician, C (કાર્બન) in Gujarati, C (פחמן) in Hebrew, C (कार्बन) in Hindi, C (Ugljik) in Croatian, C (Kabòn) in Haitian Creole, C (Szén) in Hungarian, C (Ածխածին) in Armenian, C (Carbon) in Interlingua, C (Karbon) in Indonesian, C (Karbo) in Ido, C (Kolefni) in Icelandic, C (Carbonio) in Italian, C (炭素) in Japanese, C (tabno) in Lojban, C (ಇಂಗಾಲ) in Kannada, C (탄소) in Korean, C (Karbon) in Kurdish, C (Carbonium) in Latin, C (Kuelestoff) in Letzeburgesh, C (Koolstof) in Limburgish, C (Carbòni) in Lombard, C (Kaboni) in Lingala, C (Anglis) in Lithuanian, C (Ogleklis) in Latvian, C (Waro) in Māori, C (Јаглерод) in Macedonian, C (കാര്‍ബണ്‍) in Malayalam, C (Нүүрстөрөгч) in Mongolian, C (कार्बन) in Marathi, C (Karbon) in Malay, C (Tecolli) in Nahuan languages, C (Kohlenstoff) in Low German, C (Koolstof) in Dutch, C (Karbon) in Nynorsk, C (Karbon) in Norwegian, C (Carbòni) in Occitan, C (Węgiel) in Polish, C (Carbono) in Portuguese, C (K'illimsayaq) in Quechuan languages, C (Carbon) in Romanian, C (Углерод) in Russian, C (Carbòniu) in Sicilian, C (Ugljenik) in Serbo-Croatian, C (Uhlík) in Slovak, C (Ogljik) in Slovenian, C (Karboni) in Albanian, C (Угљеник) in Serbian, C (Karbon) in Sundanese, C (Kol) in Swedish, C (Kaboni) in Swahili, C (கரிமம்) in Tamil, C (Карбон) in Tajik, C (คาร์บอน) in Thai, C (Karbon) in Tagalog, C (Karbon) in Turkish, C (Вуглець) in Ukrainian, C (Uglerod) in Uzbek, C (Cacbon) in Vietnamese, C (Carboun) in West Flemish, C (Carbone) in Walloon, C (碳) in Wu Chinese, C (קוילנשטאף) in Yiddisch, C (碳) in Chinese languages.

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Chemistry

F

Fluore

F is equivalent to F (Fluor) in French, F (Fluoor) in Afrikaans, F (فلور) in Arabic, F (Flúor) in Asturian, F (Flüor) in Azerbaijani, F (ফ্লুরিন) in Bengali, F (Fluor) in Bosnian, F (Fluor) in Catalan, F (Fluoru) in Corsican, F (Fluor) in Czech, F (Фтор) in Chuvash, F (Fflworin) in Welsh, F (Fluor) in Danish, F (Fluor) in German, F (Φθόριο) in Greek, F (Fluorine) in English, F (Fluoro) in Esperanto, F (Flúor) in Spanish, F (Fluor) in Estonian, F (Fluor) in Basque, F (فلوئور) in Persian, F (Fluori) in Finnish, F (Flúor) in Galician, F (פלואור) in Hebrew, F (फ्लोरिन) in Hindi, F (Fluor) in Croatian, F (Fliyò) in Haitian Creole, F (Fluor) in Hungarian, F (Ֆտոր) in Armenian, F (Fluor) in Indonesian, F (Fluoro) in Ido, F (Flúor) in Icelandic, F (Fluoro) in Italian, F (フッ素) in Japanese, F (li'orkliru) in Lojban, F (플루오린) in Korean, F (Fluor) in Kurdish, F (Fluor) in Latin, F (Fluor) in Letzeburgesh, F (Fluoras) in Lithuanian, F (Fluors) in Latvian, F (Hau kōwhai) in Māori, F (Флуор) in Macedonian, F (ഫ്ലൂറിന്‍) in Malayalam, F (फ्लोरिन) in Marathi, F (Fluor) in Dutch, F (Fluor) in Nynorsk, F (Fluor) in Norwegian, F (Fluor) in Occitan, F (Fluor) in Polish, F (Flúor) in Portuguese, F (Flur) in Quechuan languages, F (Fluor) in Romanian, F (Фтор) in Russian, F (Fluoru) in Sicilian, F (Fluor) in Serbo-Croatian, F (Fluór) in Slovak, F (Fluor) in Slovenian, F (Флуор) in Serbian, F (Fluor) in Swedish, F (Florini) in Swahili, F (ஃவுளூரின்) in Tamil, F (Фтор) in Tajik, F (ฟลูออรีน) in Thai, F (Flor) in Turkish, F (Флуор) in Ukrainian, F (Ftor) in Uzbek, F (Flo) in Vietnamese, F (氟) in Chinese languages.

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Chemistry

H

Hidrogene

H is equivalent to H (Hydrogène) in French, H (Waterstof) in Afrikaans, H (هيدروجين) in Arabic, H (Hidróxenu) in Asturian, H (Hidrogen) in Azerbaijani, H (Wassastoff) in Austro-Bavarian, H (Вадарод) in Belarusian, H (Водород) in Bulgarian, H (হাইড্রোজেন) in Bengali, H (Hidrogen) in Breton, H (Vodonik) in Bosnian, H (Hidrogen) in Catalan, H (Idroheno) in Cebuano, H (Idrogenu) in Corsican, H (Vodík) in Czech, H (Водород) in Chuvash, H (Hydrogen) in Welsh, H (Brint) in Danish, H (Wasserstoff) in German, H (Υδρογόνο) in Greek, H (Hydrogen) in English, H (Hidrogeno) in Esperanto, H (Hidrógeno) in Spanish, H (Vesinik) in Estonian, H (Hidrogeno) in Basque, H (هیدروژن) in Persian, H (Vety) in Finnish, H (Hydrogen) in Faroese, H (Idrogjen) in Friulian, H (Hidrigin) in Irish, H (Haidreagain) in Scottish Gaelic, H (Hidróxeno) in Galician, H (હાઈડ્રોજન) in Gujarati, H (מימן) in Hebrew, H (हाइड्रोजन) in Hindi, H (Vodik) in Croatian, H (Idwojèn) in Haitian Creole, H (Hidrogén) in Hungarian, H (Ջրածին) in Armenian, H (Hydrogeno) in Interlingua, H (Hidrogen) in Indonesian, H (Hidrogeno) in Ido, H (Vetni) in Icelandic, H (Idrogeno) in Italian, H (水素) in Japanese, H (წყალბადი) in Georgian, H (អ៊ីដ្រូសែន) in Khmer (Cambodian), H (ಜಲಜನಕ) in Kannada, H (수소) in Korean, H (Hîdrojen) in Kurdish, H (Hydrogenium) in Latin, H (Waasserstoff) in Letzeburgesh, H (Waterstof) in Limburgish, H (Idrògen) in Lombard, H (Idrojɛ́ní) in Lingala, H (Vandenilis) in Lithuanian, H (Ūdeņradis) in Latvian, H (Hauwai) in Māori, H (Водород) in Macedonian, H (ഹൈഡ്രജന്‍) in Malayalam, H (Устөрөгч) in Mongolian, H (हायड्रोजन) in Marathi, H (Hidrogen) in Malay, H (Āyōcoxqui) in Nahuan languages, H (Waterstoff) in Low German, H (Waterstof) in Dutch, H (Hydrogen) in Nynorsk, H (Hydrogen) in Norwegian, H (Idrogèn) in Occitan, H (Hiidrojen) in Pitkern, H (Wodór) in Polish, H (Hidrogénio) in Portuguese, H (Yakuchaq) in Quechuan languages, H (Hidrogen) in Romanian, H (Водород) in Russian, H (हाइड्रोजन) in Sanskrit, H (Idrògginu) in Sicilian, H (Vodik) in Serbo-Croatian, H (Vodík) in Slovak, H (Vodik) in Slovenian, H (Hidrogjeni) in Albanian, H (Водоник) in Serbian, H (Hidrogén) in Sundanese, H (Väte) in Swedish, H (Hidrojeni) in Swahili, H (ஹைட்ரஜன்) in Tamil, H (హైడ్రోజన్) in Telugu, H (Ҳидроген) in Tajik, H (ไฮโดรเจน) in Thai, H (Idroheno) in Tagalog, H (Hidrojen) in Turkish, H (Водень) in Ukrainian, H (آبگر) in Urdu, H (Vodorod) in Uzbek, H (Hiđrô) in Vietnamese, H (Woaterstof) in West Flemish, H (Idrodjinne) in Walloon, H (氢) in Wu Chinese, H (היידראזשן) in Yiddisch, H (氢) in Chinese languages.

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Chemistry

K

Kalium

K is equivalent to K (Potassium) in English, K (Kalium) in Afrikaans, K (بوتاسيوم) in Arabic, K (Potasiu) in Asturian, K (পটাশিয়াম) in Bengali, K (Калій) in Belarusian, K (Kalijum) in Bosnian, K (Калий) in Bulgarian, K (Potassi) in Catalan, K (Draslík) in Czech, K (Potassiu) in Corsican, K (Potasiwm) in Welsh, K (Kalium) in Danish, K (Kalium) in German, K (ޕޮޓޭސިއަމް) in Dhivehi, K (Kaalium) in Estonian, K (Κάλιο) in Greek, K (Potasio) in Spanish, K (Kalio) in Esperanto, K (Potasio) in Basque, K (پتاسیم) in Persian, K (Potassium) in French, K (Potassi) in Friulian, K (Potaisiam) in Irish, K (Potashum) in Manx, K (Potasio) in Galician, K (칼륨) in Korean, K (Կալիում) in Armenian, K (पोटासियम) in Hindi, K (Kalij) in Croatian, K (Kalio) in Ido, K (Kalium) in Indonesian, K (Kalín) in Icelandic, K (Potassio) in Italian, K (אשלגן) in Hebrew, K (Kalium) in Javanese, K (ಪೊಟ್ಯಾಶಿಯಮ್) in Kannada, K (Kali) in Swahili, K (Potasyòm) in Haitian Creole, K (Qelye) in Kurdish, K (Kalium) in Latin, K (Kālijs) in Latvian, K (Kalium) in Letzeburgesh, K (Kalis) in Lithuanian, K (sodnrkali) in Lojban, K (Kálium) in Hungarian, K (Калиум) in Macedonian, K (പൊട്ടാസ്യം) in Malayalam, K (Konurehu) in Māori, K (Kalium) in Malay, K (Kalium) in Dutch, K (カリウム) in Japanese, K (Kalium) in Norwegian, K (Kalium) in Nynorsk, K (Potassi) in Occitan, K (Kaliy) in Uzbek, K (Kalium) in Low German, K (Potas) in Polish, K (Potássio) in Portuguese, K (Potasiu) in Romanian, K (Kalyu) in Quechuan languages, K (Калий) in Russian, K (Kaliumi) in Albanian, K (Putassiu) in Sicilian, K (Draslík) in Slovak, K (Kalij) in Slovenian, K (Калијум) in Serbian, K (Kalij) in Serbo-Croatian, K (Kalium) in Finnish, K (Kalium) in Swedish, K (โพแทสเซียม) in Thai, K (Kali) in Vietnamese, K (Калий) in Tajik, K (Potasyum) in Turkish, K (Калій) in Ukrainian, K (وٹاشیم) in Urdu, K (Potassiom) in Walloon, K (Kalium) in West Flemish, K (钾) in Chinese languages.

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Chemistry

N

Nitrogene

N is equivalent to N (Azote) in French, N (Stikstof) in Afrikaans, N (نيتروجين) in Arabic, N (Nitróxenu) in Asturian, N (Azot) in Azerbaijani, N (Азот) in Belarusian, N (Азот) in Bulgarian, N (নাইট্রোজেন) in Bengali, N (Dušik) in Bosnian, N (Nitrogen) in Catalan, N (Azotu) in Corsican, N (Dusík) in Czech, N (Азот) in Chuvash, N (Nitrogen) in Welsh, N (Kvælstof) in Danish, N (Stickstoff) in German, N (Άζωτο) in Greek, N (Nitrogen) in English, N (Azoto) in Esperanto, N (Nitrógeno) in Spanish, N (Lämmastik) in Estonian, N (Nitrogeno) in Basque, N (نیتروژن) in Persian, N (Typpi) in Finnish, N (Azôt) in Friulian, N (Nítrigin) in Irish, N (Nitróxeno) in Galician, N (નાઇટ્રોજન) in Gujarati, N (Neetragien) in Manx, N (חנקן) in Hebrew, N (नाइट्रोजन) in Hindi, N (Dušik) in Croatian, N (Azòt) in Haitian Creole, N (Nitrogén) in Hungarian, N (Ազոտ) in Armenian, N (Nitrogeno) in Interlingua, N (Nitrogen) in Indonesian, N (Nitro) in Ido, N (Nitur) in Icelandic, N (Azoto) in Italian, N (窒素) in Japanese, N (trano) in Lojban, N (აზოტი) in Georgian, N (질소) in Korean, N (Stickstoff) in Kölsch, N (Nîtrojen) in Kurdish, N (Nitrogenium) in Latin, N (Stéckstoff) in Letzeburgesh, N (Stikstof) in Limburgish, N (Azoti) in Lingala, N (Azotas) in Lithuanian, N (Slāpeklis) in Latvian, N (Hauota) in Māori, N (Азот) in Macedonian, N (നൈട്രജന്‍) in Malayalam, N (Азот) in Mongolian, N (नायट्रोजन) in Marathi, N (Ehēcatehuiltic) in Nahuan languages, N (Stickstoff) in Low German, N (Stikstof) in Dutch, N (Nitrogen) in Nynorsk, N (Nitrogen) in Norwegian, N (Azòt) in Occitan, N (Nitrogen) in Kapampangan, N (Azot) in Polish, N (Nitrogénio) in Portuguese, N (Qullpachaq) in Quechuan languages, N (Azot) in Romanian, N (Азот) in Russian, N (Azzotu) in Sicilian, N (Dušik) in Serbo-Croatian, N (Dusík) in Slovak, N (Dušik) in Slovenian, N (Azoti) in Albanian, N (Азот) in Serbian, N (Kväve) in Swedish, N (Nitrojeni) in Swahili, N (நைட்ரஜன்) in Tamil, N (నత్రజని) in Telugu, N (Азот) in Tajik, N (ไนโตรเจน) in Thai, N (Azot) in Turkish, N (Азот) in Ukrainian, N (Azot) in Uzbek, N (Nitơ) in Vietnamese, N (氮) in Chinese languages.

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Chemistry

Na

Natrium

Na is equivalent to Na (Sodium) in French, Na (Natrium) in Afrikaans, Na (صوديوم) in Arabic, Na (Sodiu) in Asturian, Na (Натрый) in Belarusian, Na (Натрий) in Bulgarian, Na (সোডিয়াম) in Bengali, Na (Natrijum) in Bosnian, Na (Sodi) in Catalan, Na (Sodiu) in Corsican, Na (Sodík) in Czech, Na (Sodiwm) in Welsh, Na (Natrium) in Danish, Na (Natrium) in German, Na (ސޯޑިއަމް) in Dhivehi, Na (Νάτριο) in Greek, Na (Sodium) in English, Na (Natrio) in Esperanto, Na (Sodio) in Spanish, Na (Naatrium) in Estonian, Na (Sodio) in Basque, Na (سدیم) in Persian, Na (Natrium) in Finnish, Na (Sodi) in Friulian, Na (Sóidiam) in Irish, Na (Sodio) in Galician, Na (Sodjum) in Manx, Na (נתרן) in Hebrew, Na (सोडियम) in Hindi, Na (Natrij) in Croatian, Na (Sodyòm) in Haitian Creole, Na (Nátrium) in Hungarian, Na (Նատրիում) in Armenian, Na (Natrium) in Indonesian, Na (Natro) in Ido, Na (Natrín) in Icelandic, Na (Sodio) in Italian, Na (ナトリウム) in Japanese, Na (sodna) in Lojban, Na (Natrium) in Javanese, Na (ნატრიუმი) in Georgian, Na (ಸೋಡಿಯಮ್) in Kannada, Na (나트륨) in Korean, Na (Natrîyûm) in Kurdish, Na (Natrium) in Latin, Na (Natrium) in Letzeburgesh, Na (Sodu) in Lingala, Na (Natris) in Lithuanian, Na (Nātrijs) in Latvian, Na (Konutai) in Māori, Na (Натриум) in Macedonian, Na (സോഡിയം) in Malayalam, Na (सोडियम) in Marathi, Na (Natrium) in Low German, Na (Natrium) in Dutch, Na (Natrium) in Nynorsk, Na (Natrium) in Norwegian, Na (Sôdgium) in Norman, Na (Sòdi) in Occitan, Na (Sód) in Polish, Na (Sódio) in Portuguese, Na (Natriyu) in Quechuan languages, Na (Sodiu) in Romanian, Na (Натрий) in Russian, Na (Sodiu) in Sicilian, Na (Natrij) in Serbo-Croatian, Na (Sodík) in Slovak, Na (Natrij) in Slovenian, Na (Natriumi) in Albanian, Na (Натријум) in Serbian, Na (Natrium) in Swedish, Na (Natiri) in Swahili, Na (சோடியம்) in Tamil, Na (సోడియమ్) in Telugu, Na (Натрий) in Tajik, Na (โซเดียม) in Thai, Na (Sodyum) in Turkish, Na (Натрій) in Ukrainian, Na (Natriy) in Uzbek, Na (Natri) in Vietnamese, Na (Sodiom) in Walloon, Na (钠) in Chinese languages.

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S

Sulfre

S is equivalent to S (Soufre) in French, S (Swawel) in Afrikaans, S (كبريت) in Arabic, S (Azufre) in Asturian, S (Kükürd) in Azerbaijani, S (Сера) in Belarusian, S (Сяра) in Bulgarian, S (গন্ধক) in Bengali, S (Sumpor) in Bosnian, S (Sofre) in Catalan, S (Zolfu) in Corsican, S (Síra) in Czech, S (Sylffwr) in Welsh, S (Svovl) in Danish, S (Schwefel) in German, S (Θείο) in Greek, S (Sulfur) in English, S (Sulfuro) in Esperanto, S (Azufre) in Spanish, S (Väävel) in Estonian, S (Sufre) in Basque, S (گوگرد) in Persian, S (Rikki) in Finnish, S (Solfar) in Friulian, S (Xofre) in Galician, S (גופרית) in Hebrew, S (गन्धक) in Hindi, S (Sumpor) in Croatian, S (Souf) in Haitian Creole, S (Kén) in Hungarian, S (Ծծումբ) in Armenian, S (Belerang) in Indonesian, S (Sulfo) in Ido, S (Brennisteinn) in Icelandic, S (Zolfo) in Italian, S (硫黄) in Japanese, S (황) in Korean, S (Kibrît) in Kurdish, S (Schwiefel) in Letzeburgesh, S (Solfer) in Limburgish, S (Siera) in Lithuanian, S (Sērs) in Latvian, S (Pungatara) in Māori, S (Сулфур) in Macedonian, S (ഗന്ധകം) in Malayalam, S (Хүхэр) in Mongolian, S (सल्फर) in Marathi, S (Swevel) in Low German, S (Zwavel) in Dutch, S (Svovel) in Nynorsk, S (Svovel) in Norwegian, S (Sofre) in Occitan, S (Siarka) in Polish, S (Enxofre) in Portuguese, S (Salina) in Quechuan languages, S (Sulf) in Romanian, S (Сера) in Russian, S (Surfi) in Sicilian, S (Sumpor) in Serbo-Croatian, S (Síra) in Slovak, S (Žveplo) in Slovenian, S (Squfuri) in Albanian, S (Сумпор) in Serbian, S (Walirang) in Sundanese, S (Svavel) in Swedish, S (Sulfuri) in Swahili, S (கந்தகம்) in Tamil, S (గంధకము) in Telugu, S (กำมะถัน) in Thai, S (Kükürt) in Turkish, S (Сірка) in Ukrainian, S (Oltingugurt) in Uzbek, S (Lưu huỳnh) in Vietnamese, S (שװעבל) in Yiddisch, S (硫) in Chinese languages.

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