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Definition of eka in English English dictionary
- Elektronische Kampffuhrung und Aufklarung
- one of the sapta taaLas with the form of a single laghu (symbol |) so that there will be seven forms by varying the laghu For example, catusra Eka taaLa will have four beats, a single beat with the palm and then movement of the outer three fingers in one cycle When the laghu is not specified, Eka taaLa is tishra Eka
- eka-
- used to form prototype names for as-yet undiscovered elements
- eka-actinium
- unbiunium
- eka-actinium
- untriennium (dvi-lanthanum)
- eka-aluminium
- gallium
- eka-astatine
- An alternative name for the element with atomic number 117 as yet undiscovered. It systematic name is ununseptium
- eka-bismuth
- An alternative name for ununpentium
- eka-boron
- scandium
In 1880, Nilson and Cleve discovered in a Scandinavian mineral a new element which had the properties of eka-boron. They called it Scandium.
- eka-francium
- An alternative name for ununennium
- eka-gold
- An alternative name for roentgenium
- eka-hafnium
- rutherfordium
- eka-iridium
- An alternative name for meitnerium
- eka-lead
- An alternative name for ununquadium
- eka-manganese
- technetium
- eka-mercury
- An alternative name for ununbium or copernicium
- eka-osmium
- An alternative name for hassium
- eka-platinum
- An alternative name for darmstadtium
- eka-polonium
- An alternative name for ununhexium
- eka-protactinium
- Unquadunium (Uqu), an unsynthesized chemical element with atomic number 141
- eka-protactinium
- Unbitrium (Ubt), an unsynthesized chemical element with atomic number 123
- eka-radium
- An alternative name for unbinilium
- eka-radon
- An alternative name for the unstable, radioactive, chemical element with atomic number 118. Its systematic name is ununoctium
- eka-rhenium
- bohrium
- eka-silicon
- germanium
- eka-tantalum
- dubnium
- eka-thallium
- An alternative name for ununtrium
- eka-tungsten
- seaborgium
- eka-wolfram
- seaborgium, also called eka-tungsten
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eka
Turkish pronunciation
ekıPronunciation
/ˈekə/ /ˈɛkə/
Etymology
[ "e-k&, "A-k& ] (combining form.) International Scientific Vocabulary, from Sanskrit eka one; more at ONE.Resimler
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