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Etymology
From Ancient Greek κινη�ικ�� "kinetic" + ενέ�γεια "energy".

Noun

kinetic energy

1. physics: The energy possessed by an object because of its motion, equal to one half the mass of the body times the square of its velocity.

Translations

Finnish: kineettinen energia, liike-energia
German: kinetische Energie f
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Japanese: ������� (und� enerugī)
Russian: кине�и�е�ка� �не�ги� (kin'etí�eskaja enérgija)
Telugu: �తిశ��తి (gatiSakti)

See also
potential energy

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