psychokinesis

English

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Etymology

From psycho- + -kinesis.

Noun

psychokinesis (uncountable)

1. (parapsychology) The controlled movement of an inanimate object by the use of psychic powers. Abbreviated as PK.

Translations

controlled movement of an inanimate object by the use of psychic powers

• Basque: telekinesia, psikokinesia
• Bulgarian: телекинеза (bg) (telekineza)
• Chinese: 念力
• Czech: telekineze (cs)
• Danish: psykokinese (da), telekinese
• Dutch: telekinese (nl)
• Estonian: telekinees (et)
• Finnish: psykokinesia (fi), telekinesia (fi)
• French: psychokinèse (fr), psychokinésie (fr), télékinésie (fr)
• German: Psychokinese (de), Telekinese
• Greek: τηλεκίνηση
• Hebrew: טלקינזיס (he)
• Italian: psicocinesi (it) f, telecinesi (it)

• Japanese: 念力 (ja), 念動力, 観念動力, サイコキネスシス, テレキネシス
• Korean: 정신감응
• Macedonian: психокинеза, телекинеза
• Polish: psychokineza (pl) f
• Portuguese: telecinésia (pt)
• Romanian: telechinezie (ro)
• Russian: телекинез (ru) (telekinez), психокине́з (ru) (psixokinéz)
• Serbian: telekineza, телекинеза
• Slovak: psychokinéza (sk), telekinéza (sk)
• Spanish: psicociensis (es), psicoquinesia (es), telequinesis, telequinesia
• Swedish: telekinesi (sv)
• Turkish: telekinezi (tr)

See also

• psi
• telekinesis