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Code

Meaning

Language

Themes and places

K

Potássio

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 (Kalium) in the NOV language, K (Potassi) in Occitan, K (Kaliy) in Uzbek, K (Kalium) in Low German, K (Potas) in Polish, 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.

In Portuguese

Chemistry

K

Potasiu

K is equivalent to K (see above).

In Romanian

Chemistry

K

Putassiu

K is equivalent to K (see above).

In Sicilian

Chemistry

K

Potassiom

K is equivalent to K (see above).

In Walloon

Chemistry

KCA

Kérato-Conjonctivite Atopique