Definitions for FE
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
Fe
Chem. Symbol.iron.
Category: Chemistry
Origin of Fe:
< L ferrum
Princeton's WordNet
iron, Fe, atomic number 26(noun)
a heavy ductile magnetic metallic element; is silver-white in pure form but readily rusts; used in construction and tools and armament; plays a role in the transport of oxygen by the blood
Wiktionary
Fe(Noun)
American Library Association abbreviation for forty-eighth, a book size (7.5-10 cm in height); a book of that height.
Origin: from forty-eighth, corresponding to one forty-eighth of a standard uncut sheet of paper.
Translations for FE
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- vertroueAfrikaans
- ثِقَهArabic
- довериеBulgarian
- féPortuguese (BR)
- důvěraCzech
- das VertrauenGerman
- tillid; tiltroDanish
- πίστη, εμπιστοσύνηGreek
- confianzaSpanish
- uskEstonian
- اعتقادFarsi
- luottamusFinnish
- confianceFrench
- אֵמוּןHebrew
- विश्वासHindi
- vjeraCroatian
- bizalomHungarian
- keyakinanIndonesian
- trú; traustIcelandic
- fiduciaItalian
- 信頼Japanese
- 믿음, 신뢰Korean
- (pasi)tikėjimasLithuanian
- ticība; paļāvībaLatvian
- keyakinanMalay
- vertrouwenDutch
- tillit, (til)troNorwegian
- wiaraPolish
- اعتقادPersian
- كروهه، عقيده، ايمان، وفا: ويساPashto
- féPortuguese
- încredereRomanian
- вераRussian
- dôveraSlovak
- zaupanjeSlovenian
- veraSerbian
- tro, tillitSwedish
- ความเชื่อThai
- güvenTurkish
- 信任Chinese (Trad.)
- довір'я, довіраUkrainian
- یقین ، بھروساUrdu
- sự tin tưởngVietnamese
- 信任Chinese (Simp.)
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