newton

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English

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Etymology

Named after the English scientist Sir Isaac Newton.

Noun

newton (plural newtons)

1. In the International System of Units, the derived unit of force; the force required to accelerate a mass of one kilogram by one metre per second per second. Symbol: N.

Translations

derived unit of force

Arabic: نيوتن (ar) (nyuutan) m. Bulgarian: нютон m. Chinese: Mandarin: 牛頓 (cmn), 牛顿 (cmn) (niúdùn) Croatian: njutn (hr) m. Estonian: njuuton (et) French: newton (fr) m. German: Newton (de) m. Hindi: न्यूटन (hi) (n'yūṭan)

Interlingua: newton Italian: newton (it) m. Japanese: ニュートン (ja) (nyūton) Korean: 뉴턴 (ko) (nyuteon) Macedonian: њутн (mk) (njutn) m. Polish: niuton (pl) m. Portuguese: newton (pt) m. Russian: ньютон (ru) (n’júton) m. Spanish: newton (es) m.

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Finnish

Noun

newton

1. newton

Declension

Declension of newton (type risti) singular plural nominative newton newtonit genitive newtonin newtonien partitive newtonia newtoneja accusative newton newtonin newtonit inessive newtonissa newtoneissa elative newtonista newtoneista illative newtoniin newtoneihin adessive newtonilla newtoneilla ablative newtonilta newtoneilta allative newtonille newtoneille essive newtonina newtoneina translative newtoniksi newtoneiksi instructive – newtonein abessive newtonitta newtoneitta comitative – newtoneineen

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Pronunciation

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Noun

newton m.

1. newton

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Galician

Noun

newton m. (plural newtons)

1. newton (unit of force)

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Italian

Noun

newton m.

1. newton

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Spanish

Noun

newton m. (plural newton)

1. newton