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Code

Meaning

Language

Themes and places

O

Ossìgginu

O is equivalent to O (Oxygène) in French, O (Suurstof) in Afrikaans, O (Sauerstoff) in Tosk, O (أكسجين) in Arabic, O (Oxíxenu) in Asturian, O (Oksigen) in Azerbaijani, O (Sauastoff) in Austro-Bavarian, O (Кісларод) in Belarusian, O (Кислород) in Bulgarian, O (অক্সিজেন) in Bengali, O (Oksigen) in Breton, O (Kiseonik) in Bosnian, O (Oxigen) in Catalan, O (Ossigenu) in Corsican, O (Kyslík) in Czech, O (Йӳçлĕк) in Chuvash, O (Ocsigen) in Welsh, O (Ilt) in Danish, O (Sauerstoff) in German, O (Οξυγόνο) in Greek, O (Oxygen) in English, O (Oksigeno) in Esperanto, O (Oxígeno) in Spanish, O (Hapnik) in Estonian, O (Oxigeno) in Basque, O (اکسیژن) in Persian, O (Happi) in Finnish, O (Ossigjen) in Friulian, O (Soerstof) in Frisian, O (Ocsaigin) in Irish, O (Àile-beatha) in Scottish Gaelic, O (Osíxeno) in Galician, O (ઑક્સીજન) in Gujarati, O (Ocsygien) in Manx, O (חמצן) in Hebrew, O (आक्सीजन) in Hindi, O (Kisik) in Croatian, O (Kislik) in Upper Sorbian, O (Oksijèn) in Haitian Creole, O (Oxigén) in Hungarian, O (Թթվածին) in Armenian, O (Oxygeno) in Interlingua, O (Oksigen) in Indonesian, O (Oxo) in Ido, O (Súrefni) in Icelandic, O (Ossigeno) in Italian, O (酸素) in Japanese, O (kijno) in Lojban, O (Oksigen) in Javanese, O (ჟანგბადი) in Georgian, O (ಆಮ್ಲಜನಕ) in Kannada, O (산소) in Korean, O (Sauerstoff) in Kölsch, O (Oksîjen) in Kurdish, O (Oxygenium) in Latin, O (Sauerstoff) in Letzeburgesh, O (Zuurstof) in Limburgish, O (Oksijɛ́ní) in Lingala, O (Deguonis) in Lithuanian, O (Skābeklis) in Latvian, O (Hāora) in Māori, O (Кислород) in Macedonian, O (ഓക്സിജന്‍) in Malayalam, O (Хүчилтөрөгч) in Mongolian, O (ऑक्सिजन) in Marathi, O (Oksigen) in Malay, O (Ehēcayoh) in Nahuan languages, O (Suerstoff) in Low German, O (अक्सिजन) in Newar, O (Zuurstof) in Dutch, O (Oksygen) in Nynorsk, O (Oksygen) in Norwegian, O (Oxygen) in Oromo, O (Oxygen) in Kapampangan, O (Tlen) in Polish, O (Oxigénio) in Portuguese, O (Muksichaq) in Quechuan languages, O (Oxigen) in Romanian, O (Кислород) in Russian, O (Kiseonik) in Serbo-Croatian, O (ඔක්සිජන්) in Sinhalese, O (Kyslík) in Slovak, O (Kisik) in Slovenian, O (Oksigjeni) in Albanian, O (Кисеоник) in Serbian, O (Oksigén) in Sundanese, O (Syre) in Swedish, O (Oksijeni) in Swahili, O (ஆக்ஸிஜன்) in Tamil, O (ఆక్సిజన్) in Telugu, O (Оксиген) in Tajik, O (ออกซิเจน) in Thai, O (Oksiheno) in Tagalog, O (Oksijen) in Turkish, O (Кисень) in Ukrainian, O (Kislorod) in Uzbek, O (Ôxy) in Vietnamese, O (זויערשטאף) in Yiddisch, O (氧) in Chinese languages.

In Sicilian

Chemistry

O3

Ozone