Dictionary Definition
Se
Noun
1 a toxic nonmetallic element related to sulfur
and tellurium; occurs in several allotropic forms; a stable gray
metallike allotrope conducts electricity better in the light than
in the dark and is used in photocells; occurs in sulfide ores (as
pyrite) [syn: selenium,
atomic
number 34]
User Contributed Dictionary
English
SE
- southeast
- Sweden, a member state of the United Nations.
- Sergipe, a state of Brazil.
SE
- Second Edition
- Special Edition
Portuguese
Abbreviation
SE- Sergipe (Brazilian state)
Extensive Definition
Se may stand for:
- Se (kana) (せ and セ), one of the Japanese kana
- Northern Sami language, ISO 639-1 code
- Selenium, chemical element
- Se (instrument) (瑟)Traditional Chinese musical instruments
SE may stand for:
- Schola Europaea
- Ferrocarriles Unidos del Sureste, AAR reporting mark
- Macintosh SE "System Expansion", a personal computer manufactured by Apple
- Mercedes-Benz SE, automobile, see Mercedes-Benz W108
- Schloss Einstein, a German (famous) television program for children and teenagers
- Scottish Executive, the Scottish Government, the executive arm of the Scottish Parliament; and the civil service serving that government
- Sex education
- Manually Coded English or Siglish
- Single-ended, signalling method used in the SCSI standard
- Societas Europaea, European public company, see European Company Statute
- Software engineering
- Somatic Experiencing, a form of psychological therapy
- Sony Ericsson, a mobile phone company formed by Sony and Ericsson
- Southeast, one of the four ordinal directions, in weather forecasting and geography
- Spaceship Earth
- Special edition
- Square Enix, a video game company
- Standard error (statistics), standard deviation of a sample normalized by the square root of the sample size
- Star Airlines, IATA airline designator
- Stock exchange
- Sweden, ISO country code
- Systems Engineering
- SE postcode area of London
- Sergipe (SE), a Brazilian state
SE in Czech: SE
SE in German: SE
SE in Esperanto: Se
SE in French: SE
SE in Korean: SE
SE in Italian: SE
SE in Lithuanian: Se
SE in Japanese: SE
SE in Norwegian: SE
SE in Polish: Se
SE in Portuguese: SE
SE in Kölsch: SE (Watt ėßß datt?)
SE in Finnish: Se
SE in Swedish: Se