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| Definition | : | quaque Latin [each] |
| Category | : | Medical » Hospitals |
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Quaque (q) is a Latin word that translates to "each" or "every" in English.
In a medical context, it may be used in reference to the dosage or frequency of medication.
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Language & Linguistics
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Quality
Business Terms
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Quarter
Finance
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Glutamine
Biochemistry
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electric charge
Physics
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Quantity
Business Terms
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Discharge
Units
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momentum transfer
Physics
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volumetric flow rate
Engineering
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Quartermaster
Fictional
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Quinone
Chemistry
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Reaction quotient
Chemistry
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cardiac output
Anatomy & Physiology
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dynamic pressure
Engineering
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heat transfer rate
Engineering
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Qurram Hussain
Celebrities & Famous
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Quincy Jones
Celebrities & Famous
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Quaternion group
Mathematics
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Robinson arithmetic
Mathematics
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Quetta
Units
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quecto
Units
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Arthur Quiller-Couch
Celebrities & Famous
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fusion energy gain factor
Physics
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Quintin Dailey
Celebrities & Famous
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The full form of q is quaque
Glutamine | cardiac output | quaque
Question | Quality | Quarter | Glutamine | electric charge | Quantity | Discharge | momentum transfer | volumetric flow rate | Quartermaster | Quinone | Reaction quotient | cardiac output | dynamic pressure | heat transfer rate | Quaternion group | Robinson arithmetic | Quetta | quecto | quaque | fusion energy gain factor