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Code

Meaning

Language

Themes and places

S

Svovel

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 Norwegian, S (Sulfre) in the NOV language, 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, and S (硫) in Chinese languages.

In Nynorsk

Nonmetals and metalloids

S

Svovel

S is equivalent to S (see above).

In Norwegian

Nonmetals and metalloids

S

Svavel

S is equivalent to S (see above).

In Swedish

Nonmetals and metalloids

S

שװעבל

S is equivalent to S (see above).

In Yiddisch

Nonmetals and metalloids

S&A

Science and Application