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Meaning

Language

Themes and places

Cu

구리

Cu is equivalent to Cu (Cuivre) in French, Cu (Koper) in Afrikaans, 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 (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 Korean

Cu

Koffer

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Kölsch

Cu

Mis

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Kurdish

Cu

Kober

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Cornish

Cu

Cuprum

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Latin

Cu

Koffer

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Letzeburgesh

Cu

Koper

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Limburgish

Cu

Varis

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Lithuanian

Cu

Varš

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Latvian

Cu

Konukura

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Māori

Cu

Бакар

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Macedonian

Cu

ചെമ്പ്

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Malayalam

Cu

Зэс

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Mongolian

Cu

तांबे

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Marathi

Cu

Tembaga

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Malay

Cu

Пиже

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

[MYV]

Cu

Chīltic tepoztli

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Nahuan languages

Cu

Kopper

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Low German

Cu

Koper

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Dutch

Cu

Kopar

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Nynorsk

Cu

Kobber

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Norwegian

Cu

Coire

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Occitan

Cu

Miedź

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Polish

Cu

Cobre

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Portuguese

Cu

Anta

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Quechuan languages

Cu

Cupru

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Romanian

Cu

Медь

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Russian

Cu

ताम्रम्

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Sanskrit

Cu

Rami

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Sicilian

Cu

Bakar

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Serbo-Croatian

Cu

Meď

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Slovak

Cu

Baker

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Slovenian

Cu

Bakri

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Albanian

Cu

Бакар

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Serbian

Cu

Koppar

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Swedish

Cu

Shaba

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Swahili

Cu

செப்பு

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Tamil

Cu

రాగి

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Telugu

Cu

Мис

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Tajik

Cu

ทองแดง

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Thai

Cu

Tanso

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Tagalog

Cu

Bakır

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Turkish

Cu

Мідь

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Ukrainian

Cu

تانبا

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Urdu

Cu

Mis

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Uzbek

Cu

Đồng

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Vietnamese

Cu

קופער

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Yiddisch

Cu

铜

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Chinese languages

Cu

Umthofu

Cu is equivalent to Cu (see above).

In Zulu

Fe

Yster

Fe is equivalent to Fe (Eisen) in Tosk, Fe (حديد) in Arabic, Fe (Fierro) in Asturian, Fe (Dəmir) in Azerbaijani, Fe (Жалеза) in Belarusian, Fe (Желязо) in Bulgarian, Fe (লোহা) in Bengali, Fe (Houarn) in Breton, Fe (Željezo) in Bosnian, Fe (Ferro) in Catalan, Fe (Ferru) in Corsican, Fe (Železo) in Czech, Fe (Тимĕр) in Chuvash, Fe (Haearn) in Welsh, Fe (Jern) in Danish, Fe (Eisen) in German, Fe (Σίδηρος) in Greek, Fe (Iron) in English, Fe (Fero) in Esperanto, Fe (Hierro) in Spanish, Fe (Raud) in Estonian, Fe (Burdina) in Basque, Fe (آهن) in Persian, Fe (Rauta) in Finnish, Fe (Fier) in Friulian, Fe (Iarann) in Irish, Fe (鐵) in Gan, Fe (Iarann) in Scottish Gaelic, Fe (Ferro) in Galician, Fe (Kuarepoti) in Guarani, Fe (લોખંડ) in Gujarati, Fe (Yiarn) in Manx, Fe (Thiet) in Hakka, Fe (ברזל) in Hebrew, Fe (लोहम्) in Hindi, Fe (Željezo) in Croatian, Fe (Fè) in Haitian Creole, Fe (Vas) in Hungarian, Fe (Երկաթ) in Armenian, Fe (Ferro) in Interlingua, Fe (Besi) in Indonesian, Fe (Fero) in Ido, Fe (Járn) in Icelandic, Fe (Ferro) in Italian, Fe (鉄) in Japanese, Fe (tirse) in Lojban, Fe (Wesi) in Javanese, Fe (რკინა) in Georgian, Fe (Kibende) in Kongo, Fe (철) in Korean, Fe (Eisen) in Kölsch, Fe (Hesin) in Kurdish, Fe (Ferrum) in Latin, Fe (Eisen) in Letzeburgesh, Fe (Iezer) in Limburgish, Fe (Ebendé) in Lingala, Fe (Geležis) in Lithuanian, Fe (Dzelzs) in Latvian, Fe (Rino) in Māori, Fe (Железо) in Macedonian, Fe (ഇരുമ്പ്) in Malayalam, Fe (Төмөр) in Mongolian, Fe (लोखंड) in Marathi, Fe (Besi) in Malay, Fe (Ħadid) in Maltese, Fe (Кшни) in the MYV language, Fe (Tlīltepoztli) in Nahuan languages, Fe (Iesen) in Low German, Fe (IJzer) in Dutch, Fe (Jern) in Nynorsk, Fe (Jern) in Norwegian, Fe (Fé) in Norman, Fe (Fèrre) in Occitan, Fe (Żelazo) in Polish, Fe (Ferro) in Portuguese, Fe (Chuki) in Quechuan languages, Fe (Fier) in Romanian, Fe (Железо) in Russian, Fe (लोहम्) in Sanskrit, Fe (Ferru) in Sicilian, Fe (Airn) in Scots, Fe (Željezo) in Serbo-Croatian, Fe (Železo) in Slovak, Fe (Železo) in Slovenian, Fe (Hekuri) in Albanian, Fe (Гвожђе) in Serbian, Fe (Järn) in Swedish, Fe (Chuma) in Swahili, Fe (இரும்பு) in Tamil, Fe (ఇనుము) in Telugu, Fe (Оҳан) in Tajik, Fe (เหล็ก) in Thai, Fe (Demir) in Turkish, Fe (Залізо) in Ukrainian, Fe (Temir) in Uzbek, Fe (Fero) in Venetian, Fe (Sắt) in Vietnamese, Fe (אייזן) in Yiddisch, Fe (铁) in Chinese languages.

In Afrikaans

Fe

Eisen