nuclear energy

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• Arabic: طَاقَة ذَرِّيَّة — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Basque: energia nuklear — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Breton: gremm derc'hanel — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Chinese Mandarin: 核能 (hénéng) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Chinese Mandarin: 核動力 /核动力 (hédònglì) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Chinese Mandarin: 原子能 (yuánzǐnéng) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Danish: atomkraft — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Danish: kernekraft — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Dutch: kernenergie — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Estonian: aatomienergia — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Finnish: ydinenergia — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• French: énergie atomique — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• French: énergie nucléaire — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Galician: enerxía nuclear — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Georgian: ბირთვული ენერგია (birtvuli energia) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• German: Atomenergie — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• German: Kernenergie — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Gujarati: અણુઊર્જા (aṇuūrjā) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Hindi: परमाणु ऊर्जा (parmāṇu ūrjā) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Hindi: नाभिकीय ऊर्जा (nābhikīya ūrjā) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Hindi: आण्विक ऊर्जा (āṇvik ūrjā) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Hungarian: atomenergia — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Hungarian: nukleáris energia — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Icelandic: kjarnorka — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Irish: fuinneamh núicléach — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Italian: energia nucleare — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Italian: energia atomica — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Japanese: 原子力 (genshiryoku) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Japanese: 核エネルギー (kaku-enerugī) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Karakalpak: atom quwatı — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Korean: 핵에너지 (haegeneoji) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Malay: tenaga nuklear — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Malayalam: ആണവോർജ്ജം (āṇavōṟjjaṁ) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Norwegian Bokmål: kjerneenergi — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kjerneenergi — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Persian: انرژی هستهای (enerži-ye haste-'i) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Polish: energetyka jądrowa — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Portuguese: energia nuclear — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Brazilian Portuguese: energia atômica — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• European Portuguese: energia atómica — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Romanian: energie atomică — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Russian: я́дерная эне́ргия (jádernaja enɛ́rgija) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Russian: а́томная эне́ргия (átomnaja enɛ́rgija) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Spanish: energía atómica — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Spanish: energía nuclear — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Swahili: nishati ya nyuklia — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Swedish: atomkraft — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Tagalog: buturing kusog — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Telugu: అణుశక్తి (aṇuśakti) — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Turkish: atom enerjisi — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Turkish: nükleer enerji — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Vietnamese: năng lượng hạt nhân — energy released by a nuclear reaction
• Vietnamese: năng lượng nguyên tử — energy released by a nuclear reaction