oxygen Kapampangan - English

1.

• Englishaerobic

• Englishliving or occurring only in the presence of oxygen

• Catalanaeròbic

• Dutchaeroob

• Finnishaerobinen

• Frenchaérobique

• Greekαερόβιος

• Hungarianaerob

• Irishaeróbach

• Italianaerobico

• Portugueseaeróbico

• Romanianaerobic

• Russianаэро́бный

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishaeróbico

• Swedishaerobisk

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• Englishaerobic

• Englishinvolving or improving oxygen consumption by the body

• Catalanaeròbic

• Dutchaeroob

• Finnishaerobinen

• Frenchaérobique

• Irishaeróbach

• Italianaerobico

• Portugueseaeróbico

• Romanianaerobic

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishaeróbico

• Swedishaerobisk

2.

• Englishaerotropism

• Englishgrowth of an organism either towards, or away from a region of higher oxygen content

• Frenchaérotropisme

• Italianaerotropismo

• Romanianaerotropism

• Russianаэротропизм

• Ukrainianаеротропізм

3.

• Englishoxygen mask

• Englishmask through with oxygen may be breathed

• Arabicneeded

• Armenianթթվածնային դիմակ

• Chinese

• Finnishhappinaamari

• Frenchmasque à oxygène

• GermanSauerstoffmaske

• Japanese酸素マスク

• Russianкислоро́дная ма́ска

• Swedishsyrgasmask

4.

• Englishasphyxia

• Englishcondition with extreme decrease of oxygen and increase of carbon dioxide

• Albanianasfiksi

• Dutchasfyxie

• Esperantoasfiksio

• Finnishasfyksia, hapenpuute, tukehtuminen

• Frenchasphyxie

• GermanErstickungstod

• Greekασφυξία

• Russianасфикси́я

• Spanishasfixia

• Swedishasfyxi

5.

• Englishether

• Englishorganic chemistry: a compound containing an oxygen atom bonded to two hydrocarbon groups

• Arabicإيثر

• Armenianեթեր

• Bulgarianете́р

• Chinese

• Dutchether

• Esperantoetero

• Finnisheetteri

• Frenchéther

• Galicianéter

• GermanÄther

• Greekαιθέρας

• Hebre אתר

• Hungarianéter

• Icelandicljósvaki

• Japaneseエーテル

• Korean에터, 에테르

• Polisheter

• Portugueseéter

• Romanianeter

• Russianэфи́р

• Scottish gaelicadhar fìnealta

• Spanishéter

• Swedisheter

• Turkisheter

• Ukrainianете́р

6.

• Englishoxygen

• Englishchemical element

• Abkhazаҵәыҵәри

• Afrikaanssuursto

• Albanianoksigjen

• Alemannic GermanSauerstoff

• Arabicأُكْسِجِين

• Aragoneseocsichén

• Armenianթթվածին

• Assameseঅম্লজান

• Asturianoxíxenu

• Azerioksigen

• Basqueoxigenoa

• BavarianSauastof

• Belarusianкісларо́д

• Bengaliঅম্লজান

• Bretonoksigen

• Bulgarianкислоро́д

• Burmeseအောက်စီဂျင်

• Buryatхүшэлтүрэгшэ

• Catalanoxigen

• Central Melanauoksijen

• Chinese

• Chuvashйӳçлĕк

• Cornishoxyjen, oksyjen

• Corsicanossigenu

• Czechkyslík

• Danishilt

• Dutchzuurstof

• Eastern Mariшопештыш

• Erzyaчапамо чачтый

• Esperantooksigeno

• Estonianhapnik

• Eweàgbèyà

• Faroesesúrevni

• Finnishhappi

• Frenchoxygène

• Friulianossigjen

• Galicianosíxeno

• Georgianჟანგბადი

• GermanSauerstoffOxygenium

• Greekοξυγόνο

• Guaranítatarapo

• Gujaratiપ્રાણવાયુ

• Haitian Creoleoksijèn

• Hawaiian‘Okikene, hāola

• Hebre חַמְצָן

• Hindiजारक, ऑक्सीजन

• Hungarianoxigén, éleny, savító

• Icelandicsúrefni

• Idooxo, oxigeno

• Indonesianoksigen, zat asa, zat pembakar

• Interlinguaoxygeno

• Irishocsaigin

• Italianossigeno

• Japanese酸素

• Javaneseoksigen, zat asa

• Kalmykкүчлтөр

• Kannadaಆಮ್ಲಜನಕ

• Kapampanganoxygen

• Kashubiankrziseń

• Kazakhоттек, оттегі

• Khmerអុកស៊ីហ្សែន

• Komi-Permyakшöмувтыр

• Komi-Zyrianшомвачужысь

• Korean산소

• Kurdishoksîjen

• Kyrgyzкычкылтек

• Laoອົກຊີແຊນ

• Latgalianskuobeklis

• Latinoxygeniu

• Latvianskābeklis

• Ligurianoscigeno

• Limburgishzuursto

• Lingalaoksijɛ́ní

• Lithuaniandeguonis

• Lojbankijno

• Low German

• LuxembourgishSauerstof

• Macedonianкислород

• Malayoksigen, zat pembakar

• Malayalamഅമ്ലജനകം

• Malteseossiġinu

• Manxocsygien

• Maorihāora

• Marathiप्राणवायू

• Mokshaшапам

• Mongolianхүчилтөрөгч

• Nahuatlehēcayoh

• Navajoníłchʼi yáʼátʼéehii

• Newariअक्सिजन

• North Frisiansörstu

• Norwegian

• Occitanoxigèn

• Oriyaଅମ୍ଳଜାନ

• Oromooxygen

• Ossetianтуаггуыр

• Papiamentuzürstò, oxigeno

• Persianاکسیژن

• Polishtlen

• Portugueseoxigéniooxigênio

• Punjabiਆਕਸੀਜਨ

• Quechuamuksichaq

• Romagnolusìgen

• Romanianoxigen

• Russianкислоро́д

• Samogitiandegounis

• Sanskritअम्लकर

• Scottish gaelicogsaidean, àile-beatha

• Serbo-Croatiankisik

• Sicilianossìgginu

• Sinhaleseඅම්ලකර

• Slovakkyslík

• Slovenekisik

• Spanishoxígeno

• Sranan Tongoswaskotriki

• Sundaneseoksigén

• Swahilioksijeni

• Swaziumoyakuphila

• Swedishsyre

• Tagalogoksiheno

• Tajikоксиген

• Tamilஉயிரியம்

• Teluguఆమ్లజని

• Thaiออกซิเจน

• Tibetanགསོ་རླུང

• Tsongamoya-tenga

• Turkishoksijen, müvellidülhumuza

• Turkmenkislorod

• Ukrainianки́сень

• Upper Sorbiankislik

• Urduآکسیجن

• Uzbekkislorod

• Vendagesedungi

• Vepshapanik

• Vietnameseôxy

• Volapükloxin

• Welshocsigen, ócsigen, ufelai

• West frisiansoersto

• Xhosaumongomoya

• Yiddishזויערשטאָף

• Yorubaafëfë

• Zuluumoyampilo

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• Englishoxygen

• Englishmolecular oxygen

• Bulgarianкислоро́д

• Chinese

• Dutchzuurstof

• GermanSauerstoff

• Greekοξυγόνο

• Japanese酸素

• Latinoxygenium

• Persianاکسیژن

• Polishtlen

• Swedishsyrgas

• 
  

• Englishoxygen

• Englishatom of oxygen

• Bulgarianкислоро́д

• GermanSauerstoffatom

• Greekοξυγόνο

• Japanese酸素

• Korean산소

• Oriyaଅମ୍ଳଜାନ

• Persianاکسیژن

• Polishtlen

• Swedishsyreatom

7.

• Englishcombustion

• Englishprocess wherein a fuel is combined with oxygen

• Bulgarianизгаряне

• Danishforbrænding

• Dutchverbranding

• Finnishpalaminen

• GermanVerbrennung

• Greekκαύση

• Macedonianсогорување

• Malaypembakaran

• Norwegian

• Portuguesecombustão

• Romanianardere

• Spanishcombustión

• Swedishförbränning

8.

• Englishlife support

• Englishsystem for providing oxygen

• Chinese

• Finnishhappilaitteisto

• Russianжизнеобеспе́че́ние

• Englishsystem for providing oxygen

• Chinese

• Finnishhappilaitteisto

• Russianжизнеобеспе́че́ние

9.

• Englishdioxide|silicon

• Englishany oxide containing two oxygen atoms in each molecule

• Armenianերկօքսիդ

• Catalandiòxid

• Chinese

• Dutchdioxide

• Esperantodioksido

• Finnishdioksidi

• Frenchdioxyde

• GermanDioxid

• Greekδιοξείδιο

• Idodioxido

• Irishdé-ocsaíd

• Italiandiossido

• Japanese二酸化物

• Polishdwutlenek

• Portuguesebióxido

• Russianдиокси́д

• Scottish gaelicdà-ocsaid

• Spanishdióxido

• Swedishdioxid

10.

• Englishanoxia

• Englishcondition in which a tissue or environment is totally deprived of oxygen

• Dutchanoxie

• Frenchanoxie

• Irishanocsacht

• Occitananoxia

• Portugueseanoxia

• Spanishanoxia

11.

• Englishoxygenate

• Englishinfuse with oxygen

• Frenchoxygéner

• Germanoxygenieren

• Italianossigenare, ossigenarsi

• Japanesel酸素を送り込む

12.

• Englishpyrolysis

• Englishdecomposition of a material or compound due to heat where there is no oxygen or other reagents

• Basquepirolisi

• Catalanpiròlisi

• Czechpyrolýza

• Esperantopirolizo

• Finnishpyrolyysi

• Frenchpyrolyse

• GermanPyrolyse

• Greekπυρόλυση

• Hungarianpirolízis

• Italianpirolisi

• Portuguesepirólise

• Russianпиро́лиз

• Serbo-Croatianpiroliza

• Spanishpirólisis

• Tagalogapuybilos

• Turkishpiroliz

13.

• Englishperoxide

• Englishchemical compound with two oxygen atoms

• Chinese

• Czechperoxid

• Dutchperoxide

• Finnishperoksidi

• Frenchperoxyde

• Georgianზეჟანგი

• GermanPeroxid

• Italianperossido

• Japanese過酸化物

• Polishnadtlenek

• Portugueseperóxido

• Russianпе́рекись

• Spanishperóxido

14.

• Englishhypoxemia

• Englishabnormal deficiency in the concentration of oxygen in the blood

• Irishhiopocsaeime

• Spanishhipoxemia

15.

• Englishasphyxiation

• EnglishDeath due to lack of oxygen

• Dutchverstikking

• Finnishtukehtumiskuolema

• GermanErstickung

• Slovenezadušitev

• Spanishasfixia

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• Englishasphyxiation

• EnglishAn acute lack of oxygen

• Finnishtukehtuminen

• GermanSauerstoffmangel

• Norwegianoksygenmangel

• Spanishasfixia

• Swedishkvävning

16.

• Englishanaerobic

• Englishwithout oxygen

• Chinese

• Galiciananaerobio

• Greekαναερόβιος

• Hungariananaerob

• Irishanaeróbach

• Maorihāorakore

• Portugueseanaeróbico

• Spanishanaeróbico

17.

• Englishoxide

• Englishbinary compound of oxygen

• Arabicأُكْسِيد

• Armenianօքսիդ

• Catalanòxid

• Chinese

• Czechoxid

• Dutchoxide

• Esperantooksido

• Finnishoksidi

• Frenchoxyde

• GermanOxid

• Greekοξείδιο

• Hindiजारेयऑक्साइड

• Hungarianoxid

• Icelandicoxíð

• Interlinguaoxydo

• Irishocsaíd

• Italianossido

• Japanese酸化物

• Kalmykислт

• Kannadaಆಮ್ಲಜನಕ ಸಂಯುಕ್ತ

• Korean산화물

• Latvianoksīds

• Maoriōkai

• Persianاکسید

• Polishtlenek

• Portugueseóxido

• Romanianoxid

• Russianо́кись

• Scottish gaelicogsaid

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakkysličník

• Spanishóxido

• Swahilioksaidi

• Tagalogoksido

• Vietnameseoxyt, oxit, oc xyt

18.

• Englishlung

• Englishorgan that extracts oxygen from the air

• Abkhazарԥҳа

• Afrikaanslong

• Albanianmushkëri

• Amharicሳምባ

• Arabicرِئَة

• Aragonesepulmón

• Armenianթոք

• Aromanianpãlmunã

• Asturianpulmón

• Avarneeded

• Azeriağciyər

• Bambarafogonfogon

• Bashkirүпкә

• Basquebirika

• Bau Bidayuhosuop

• Belarusianлёгкае

• Bengaliফুসফুস

• BezhtaпиртӀи

• Bretonskevent

• Bulgarianбял дроб

• Burmeseအဆုတ်

• Catalanpulmó

• Central Atlas Tamazightⵜⴰⵔⵓⵜ

• Central Melanauatai sup

• Chechenпах

• CherokeeᏧᏪᎳ

• Chinese

• Corsicanneeded

• Creeneeded

• Czechplíce

• Danishlunge

• Dhivehineeded

• Dupaninan Agtagasa

• Dutchlong

• Erzyaтевеляв, мельке

• Esperantopulmo

• Estoniankops

• Eweneeded

• Faroeselunga

• Finnishkeuhko

• Frenchpoumon

• Friulianpalmon

• Galicianpulmón

• Georgianფილტვი

• GermanLunge

• Greekπνεύμονας

• Gujaratiફેફસું

• Hausaneeded

• Hawaiianakemāmā

• Hebre ריאה

• Hidatsanáaxu

• Hindiफेफड़ा

• Hungariantüdő

• Hunzibпыртӏи

• Icelandiclunga, lungu

• Idopulmono

• Igboneeded

• Ilocanobara

• Indonesianparu-paru, rabu

• Interlinguaneeded

• Interlingueneeded

• Irishscamhóg

• Italianpolmone

• Japanese肺臓

• Javaneseneeded

• Kannadaಉಸಿರುಕ

• Kazakhөкпе

• Khmerសួត

• Korean부아폐

• Kurdishneeded

• Kyrgyzөпкө

• Laoປອດ

• Latgalianpļauškys

• Latinpulmo

• Latvianplaušas

• Lithuanianplaučiai

• Luhyaembafu

• Luoobo

• Luxembourgishneeded

• Macedonianбел дроб

• Malayparu, paru-paru, rabu

• Malayalamശ്വാസകോശം

• Maltesepulmun

• Maoripūkahukahu

• Marathiफुफ्फुसे

• Merumauri

• Mirandesepulmon

• Miyakoフク

• Mongolianуушиг

• Nahuatltochichi, tochichin

• Navajoajéí yilzólii

• Nepalineeded

• Northern Samigeahpis

• Norwegian

• Novialneeded

• Occitanpalmon

• Oriyaneeded

• Ossetianрӕуӕг

• Pashtoneeded

• Persianریهشش

• Polishpłuco

• Portuguesepulmão

• Punjabineeded

• Quechuapuiwan

• Rajasthanineeded

• Romanianplămân

• Romanschlomleav, lev, pulmun

• Russianлёгкое

• Sanskritफुफ्फुसः

• Santaliᱵᱳᱠᱳ

• Sardinianpimone, piumone, piumoni, primmone, primone, prummone

• Scottish gaelicsgamhan

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sicilianpurmuna

• Sindhineeded

• Sinhaleseපෙනහැල්ල

• Slovakpľúca

• Slovenepljuča

• Somalineeded

• Southern Altaiӧкпӧ

• Spanishpulmón

• Swahilipafu (nc 5/6)

• Swedishlunga

• Tagalogqualifiertl

• Tajikшуш

• Tamilநுரையீரல்

• Taoshǫ́luną

• Teluguఊపిరితిత్తి

• Thaiปอด

• Turkishakciğer

• Turkmenöýken

• Tuvanneeded

• Ukrainianлеге́няле́гке

• Urduپھےپھڑا

• Uyghurئۆپكە

• Uzbekoʻpka

• Venetianpolmon

• Vietnamesephổi

• Volapüklueg

• Walloonpeumon

• Welshysgyfaint

• West Coast Bajaukura', kura'

• West frisianlong

• Yiddishלונג

19.

• Englishoxonium

• Englishunivalent oxygen cation

• Finnishoksoniu

• GermanOxonium

• Japaneseオキソニウム

• Spanishoxonio

20.

• Englishsuffocate

• English(intransitive) to suffer from severely reduced oxygen intake to the body

• Catalanofagar (there is

• Chinese

• Czechdusit se

• Danishkvæles

• Esperantosufoki

• Finnishtukehtua

• Frenchsuffoquer

• Hebre נחנק

• Hungarianfuldoklik, fullad

• Japanese窒息

• Portuguesesufocar

• Quechuahiq'ipay

• Russianзадыха́ться

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishsofocar

• Swedishkvävas

• Vietnamesengạt, ngạt thở

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• Englishsuffocate

• English(intransitive) to die due to insufficient oxygen supply to the body

• Catalanofegar-se

• Czechudusit se

• Danishkvæles

• Finnishtukehtua

• Frenchsuffoquer

• Germanersticken

• Hebre נחנק

• Hungarianmegfullad

• Portuguesesufocar

• Russianзадыха́ться

• Swedishkvävas

• Vietnamesechết ngạt

• 
  

• Englishsuffocate

• English(transitive) to cause someone to suffer severely reduced oxygen supply to his body

• Chinese

• Czechdusit

• Danishkvæle

• Esperantosufokigi

• Finnishtukehduttaa

• Frenchétouffer

• Germanersticken, würgen

• Hebre חנק

• Japanese窒息

• Polishdusić

• Portuguesesufocar

• Russianдуши́тьудуши́ть

• Swedishkväva

• 
  

• Englishsuffocate

• English(transitive) to kill someone by depriving him of a sufficient oxygen intake

• Catalanofegar

• Czechdusit

• Danishkvæle

• Finnishtukehduttaa

• Germanersticken

• Hebre חנק

• Hungarianmegfojt

• Polishdusić

• Portuguesesufocar

• Russianдуши́тьудуши́ть

• Spanishahogar

• Swedishkväva

• Dutchcheckverstikken

21.

• Englishoxidize

• Englishto combine with oxygen

• Czechoxidovat

• Finnishhapettaa

• Frenchoxyder

• Hungarianoxidál

• Italianossidare

• Portugueseoxidar

• Romanianoxida, oxigena

• Spanishoxidar

• Vietnameselàm gỉ, oxy hoá

22.

• Englishaluminate

• Englishcompound containing aluminium and oxygen

• Italianalluminato

• Portuguesealuminato

• Romanianaluminat

• lbarium aluminate

• lberyllium aluminate

• llithium aluminate

• llithium hexafluoroaluminate

• llithium tetrafluoroaluminate

• llithium tetrahydridoaluminate

• lmagnesium aluminate

• lpotassium aluminate

• lpotassium hexachloroaluminate

• lpotassium hexafluoroaluminate

• lpotassium tetrachloroaluminate

• lpotassium tetrafluoroaluminate

• lsilico-aluminate, lsilicoaluminate

• lsodium aluminate

• lsodium hexachloroaluminate

• lsodium tetrachloroaluminate

• lzinc aluminate

23.

• Englishaltitude sickness

• Englishoxygen deficiency at high altitudes

• Chinese

• Finnishvuoristotauti

• GermanHöhenkrankheit

• Irishtinneas sléibhe

• Kyrgyzтүтөк

• Malaymabuk gunung

• Polishchoroba wysokościowa

• Portuguesemal das montanhasmal de montanha

• Quechuasuruqch'i

• Spanishmal de montañapuna

24.

• Englishdioxide

• Englishany oxide containing two oxygen atoms in each molecule

• Armenianերկօքսիդ

• Catalandiòxid

• Chinese

• Dutchdioxide

• Esperantodioksido

• Finnishdioksidi

• Frenchdioxyde

• GermanDioxid

• Greekδιοξείδιο

• Idodioxido

• Irishdé-ocsaíd

• Italiandiossido

• Japanese二酸化物

• Polishdwutlenek

• Portuguesebióxido

• Russianдиокси́д

• Scottish gaelicdà-ocsaid

• Spanishdióxido

• Swedishdioxid

25.

• Englishhemoglobin

• Englishthe iron-containing substance in red blood cells that transports oxygen

• Armenianհեմոգլոբին

• Basquehemoglobina

• Chinese

• Czechhemoglobin

• Estonianhemoglobiin

• Finnishhemoglobiini, verenpuna

• Frenchhémoglobine

• GermanBlutfarbstoff

• Greekαιμοσφαιρίνη

• Hungarianhemoglobin

• Icelandicblóðrauða

• Idohemoglobino

• Indonesianhemoglobin

• Interlinguahemoglobina

• Italianemoglobina

• Japaneseヘモグロビン血液色素

• Malayhemoglobin

• Marathiहीमोग्लोबिन

• Polishhemoglobina

• Portuguesehemoglobina

• Russianгемоглоби́н

• Spanishhemoglobina

• Swahilihemoglobini

• Swedishhemoglobin

• Tagalogpula ng dugo

• Turkishhemoglobin

• Vietnamesehemoglobin

• Welshhaemoglobin

26.

• Englishoxygenation

• Englishprocess of treating something with oxygen

• Italianossigenazione

• Portugueseoxigenação

• Spanishoxigenación

27.

• Englishozonizer

• Englishdevice that converts oxygen into ozone

• Turkishozonlayıcı

28.

• Englishmonoxide

• Englishoxide containing a single oxygen ato

• Catalanmonòxid

• Dutchmonoxide

• Finnishmonoksidi

• Frenchprotoxyde

• GermanOxydul

• Greekμονοξείδιο

• Irishaonocsaíd

• Italianmonossido

• Malaymonoksida

• Polishmonotlenek

• Portuguesemonóxido

• Romanianmonoxid

• Russianмоноокси́д

• Spanishmonóxido

29.

• Englishoxidation

• Englishcombination of a substance with oxygen

• Chinese

• Czechoxidace

• Finnishhapettuminen

• Frenchoxydation

• GermanOxidation

• Italianossidazione

• Japanese酸化

• Kalmykисән

• Korean산화

• Kyrgyzоксидирлөө

• Portugueseoxidação

• Russianокисле́ние

• Spanishoxidación

• Turkishpaslanma

30.

• Englishhypoxia

• Englishcondition in which tissues are deprived of oxygen

• Catalanhipòxia

• Czechhypoxie

• Dutchhypoxie

• Finnishhypoksia

• Frenchhypoxie

• Icelandicsúrefnisskortur

• Irishhiopocsa

• Italianipossia

• Portuguesehipóxia

• Russianгипокси́я

• Spanishhipoxia

• Turkishhipoksi

31.

• Englishtrioxide

• Englishoxide containing three oxygen atoms in each molecule

• Finnishtrioksidi

• Italiantriossido

• Spanishtrióxido

32.

• Englishtitanium oxide

• Englishbinary compound of titanium and oxygen

• Hindiरंजातु जारकिक

• Spanishóxido de titanio

33.

• Englishpentoxide

• Englishoxide containing five oxygen atoms

• Finnishpentoksidi

• Italianpentossido

• Spanishpentóxido

34.

• Englishaerobe

• Englishorganism that can tolerate the presence of oxygen

• Catalanaerobi

• Finnishaerobiontti

• Spanishaerobio

35.

• Englishaerate

• Englishto supply oxygen or air

• Bulgarianгазирам, снабдявам с кислород

• Czechprovzdušnit

• Finnishilmastaa

• Germanbelüften

• Irishaeraigh

• Polishnapowietrzać, napowietrzyć

• Portugueseaerar

• Spanishairear, gasear

36.

• Englishtetroxide

• Englishoxide containing four oxygen atoms

• Finnishtetroksidi

• Italiantetrossido

• Spanishtetróxido

37.

• Englishoximeter

• Englishoxygen saturation measuring device

• GermanOximeter

• Italianossimetro

• Malayoksimeter

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