Abbreviations in Germanic languages

Cr is equivalent to Cr (Chrome) in French, Cr (كروم) in Arabic, Cr (Cromu) in Asturian, Cr (Xrom) in Azerbaijani, Cr (Хром) in Belarusian, Cr (Хром) in Bulgarian, Cr (ক্রোমিয়াম) in Bengali, Cr (Hrom) in Bosnian, Cr (Crom) in Catalan, Cr (Cromu) in Corsican, Cr (Chróm) in Czech, Cr (Krom) in Danish, Cr (Chrom) in German, Cr (Χρώμιο) in Greek, Cr (Chromium) in English, Cr (Kromo) in Esperanto, Cr (Cromo) in Spanish, Cr (Kroom) in Estonian, Cr (Kromo) in Basque, Cr (کروم) in Persian, Cr (Kromi) in Finnish, Cr (Crom) in Friulian, Cr (Cromo) in Galician, Cr (Cromium) in Manx, Cr (כרום) in Hebrew, Cr (क्रोमियम) in Hindi, Cr (Krom) in Croatian, Cr (Kwòm) in Haitian Creole, Cr (Króm) in Hungarian, Cr (Քրոմ) in Armenian, Cr (Kromium) in Indonesian, Cr (Kromio) in Ido, Cr (Króm) in Icelandic, Cr (Cromo) in Italian, Cr (クロム) in Japanese, Cr (rogjinme) in Lojban, Cr (ಕ್ರೋಮಿಯಮ್) in Kannada, Cr (크로뮴) in Korean, Cr (Krom) in Kurdish, Cr (Chromium) in Latin, Cr (Chrom) in Letzeburgesh, Cr (Chromas) in Lithuanian, Cr (Hroms) in Latvian, Cr (Konukita) in Māori, Cr (Хром) in Macedonian, Cr (ക്രോമിയം) in Malayalam, Cr (Kromium) in Malay, Cr (Tlapāltepoztli) in Nahuan languages, Cr (Chrom) in Low German, Cr (Chroom) in Dutch, Cr (Krom) in Nynorsk, Cr (Krom) in Norwegian, Cr (Cròme) in Occitan, Cr (Chrom) in Polish, Cr (Crômio) in Portuguese, Cr (Krumu) in Quechuan languages, Cr (Crom) in Romanian, Cr (Хром) in Russian, Cr (Cromu) in Sicilian, Cr (Hrom) in Serbo-Croatian, Cr (Chróm) in Slovak, Cr (Krom) in Slovenian, Cr (Kromi) in Albanian, Cr (Хром) in Serbian, Cr (Chrom) in Saterland Frisian, Cr (Krom) in Swedish, Cr (Chromi) in Swahili, Cr (குரோமியம்) in Tamil, Cr (โครเมียม) in Thai, Cr (Krom) in Turkish, Cr (Хром) in Ukrainian, Cr (Xrom) in Uzbek, Cr (Crom) in Vietnamese, Cr (铬) in Chinese languages.

In Afrikaans

Chemistry

Cr

Krom

Cr is equivalent to Cr (see above).

In Danish

Chemistry

Cr

Chrom

Cr is equivalent to Cr (see above).

In German

Chemistry

Cr

Chromium

Cr is equivalent to Cr (see above).

In English

Chemistry

Cr

Króm

Cr is equivalent to Cr (see above).

In Icelandic

Chemistry

Cr

Chrom

Cr is equivalent to Cr (see above).

In Letzeburgesh

Chemistry

Cr

Chrom

Cr is equivalent to Cr (see above).

In Low German

Chemistry

Cr

Chroom

Cr is equivalent to Cr (see above).

In Dutch

Chemistry

Cr

Krom

Cr is equivalent to Cr (see above).

In Nynorsk

Chemistry

Cr

Krom

Cr is equivalent to Cr (see above).

In Norwegian

Chemistry

Cr

Chrom

Cr is equivalent to Cr (see above).

In Saterland Frisian

Chemistry

Cr

Krom

Cr is equivalent to Cr (see above).

In Swedish

Chemistry

CraRe

Cracow Observatory Reprints

In English

CryRp

Crystallography Reports

In English

CstF

Cleavage-stimulatory Factor

In English

Biochemistry, biophysics

CtP

Computer to Plate

In English

Computer science

Cu

Koper

Cu is equivalent to Cu (Cuivre) in French, Cu (نحاس) in Arabic, Cu (Anti) in Aymara, Cu (Mis) in Azerbaijani, Cu (Медзь) in Belarusian, Cu (Мед) in Bulgarian, Cu (তামা) in Bengali, Cu (Bakar) in Bosnian, Cu (Coure) in Catalan, Cu (Ramu) in Corsican, Cu (Měď) in Czech, Cu (Пăхăр) in Chuvash, Cu (Copr) in Welsh, Cu (Kobber) in Danish, Cu (Kupfer) in German, Cu (Χαλκός) in Greek, Cu (Copper) in English, Cu (Kupro) in Esperanto, Cu (Cobre) in Spanish, Cu (Vask) in Estonian, Cu (Kobre) in Basque, Cu (مس) in Persian, Cu (Kupari) in Finnish, Cu (Ram) in Friulian, Cu (Copar) in Irish, Cu (Copar) in Scottish Gaelic, Cu (Cobre) in Galician, Cu (તાંબુ) in Gujarati, Cu (Cobbyr) in Manx, Cu (נחושת) in Hebrew, Cu (ताम्र) in Hindi, Cu (Bakar) in Croatian, Cu (Kuiv) in Haitian Creole, Cu (Réz) in Hungarian, Cu (Պղինձ) in Armenian, Cu (Tembaga) in Indonesian, Cu (Kupro) in Ido, Cu (Kopar) in Icelandic, Cu (Rame) in Italian, Cu (銅) in Japanese, Cu (tunka) in Lojban, Cu (Tembaga) in Javanese, Cu (სპილენძი) in Georgian, Cu (Mutako) in Kongo, Cu (구리) in Korean, Cu (Koffer) in Kölsch, Cu (Mis) in Kurdish, Cu (Kober) in Cornish, Cu (Cuprum) in Latin, Cu (Koffer) in Letzeburgesh, Cu (Koper) in Limburgish, Cu (Varis) in Lithuanian, Cu (Varš) in Latvian, Cu (Konukura) in Māori, Cu (Бакар) in Macedonian, Cu (ചെമ്പ്) in Malayalam, Cu (Зэс) in Mongolian, Cu (तांबे) in Marathi, Cu (Tembaga) in Malay, Cu (Пиже) in the MYV language, Cu (Chīltic tepoztli) in Nahuan languages, Cu (Kopper) in Low German, Cu (Koper) in Dutch, Cu (Kopar) in Nynorsk, Cu (Kobber) in Norwegian, Cu (Coire) in Occitan, Cu (Miedź) in Polish, Cu (Cobre) in Portuguese, Cu (Anta) in Quechuan languages, Cu (Cupru) in Romanian, Cu (Медь) in Russian, Cu (ताम्रम्) in Sanskrit, Cu (Rami) in Sicilian, Cu (Bakar) in Serbo-Croatian, Cu (Meď) in Slovak, Cu (Baker) in Slovenian, Cu (Bakri) in Albanian, Cu (Бакар) in Serbian, Cu (Koppar) in Swedish, Cu (Shaba) in Swahili, Cu (செப்பு) in Tamil, Cu (రాగి) in Telugu, Cu (Мис) in Tajik, Cu (ทองแดง) in Thai, Cu (Tanso) in Tagalog, Cu (Bakır) in Turkish, Cu (Мідь) in Ukrainian, Cu (تانبا) in Urdu, Cu (Mis) in Uzbek, Cu (Đồng) in Vietnamese, Cu (קופער) in Yiddisch, Cu (铜) in Chinese languages, Cu (Umthofu) in Zulu.

In Afrikaans

Metals

Cu

Kobber