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Code

Meaning

Language

Themes and places

N

Nitrogen

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 Norwegian, N (Nitrogene) in the NOV language, 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.

In Nynorsk

Chemistry

N

Nitrogen

N is equivalent to N (see above).

In Norwegian

Chemistry

N

Kväve

N is equivalent to N (see above).

In Swedish

Chemistry

N2H2

Hydrazine