S (disambiguation)

S , p , , $ , s , has the following meanings: ${\ displaystyle {\ vec {S}}}$

In the (German) language :

S.
- Grout-s to connect words
- Genitive-s as an indicator of the genitive
- Long s ("ſ")
- Identification of the plural
- Final s
- Sharp s ("ß"), large eszett ("ẞ")

It is also used to identify grammatical functions in other languages

in biology :

S , one -letter code for the amino acid serine

in chemistry :

S , symbol of the chemical element sulfur (sulfur)

S , a stereo descriptor for differentiating between configurational isomeric compounds

S , formula symbol for entropy

In electrical engineering :

S , outdated term for the second outer conductor
S , alternative symbol for the electrical current density (to avoid confusion with the magnetic polarization J)

in geography :

S , the direction of the south

in the International System of Units :

S , unit symbol for Siemens , the unit of electrical conductance
S , SI unit for symbol (s) ; see also baud ; z. B. KS / s for transponder transmission from satellite receivers
s , unit symbol for the second , the unit of time
s , often for the empirical standard deviation

in physics :

S , spin quantum number of the atomic shell

S , formula symbol for entropy

S , unit symbol for the sedimentation coefficient (also: Svedberg unit)

S , formula symbol for strangeness

${\ displaystyle {\ vec {S}}}$ , Sign for the poynting vector

In mathematics :

S , often symbol for a surface (Latin superficies), especially for the spherical surface ( sphere )
s , symbol for the arc length
s , formula symbol for the specific entropy
s , spin quantum number of a particle
s , symbol for the way (Latin: spatium)
${\ displaystyle \ mathbb {S}}$ , Symbol for the 16-dimensional algebra of the Sedenions

In astronomy :

for Saturn in astronomical nomenclature

S as a distinguishing mark on license plates:

international: Sweden
Belgium: mopeds (scooters)
Germany: independent city of Stuttgart
Georgia: Bolnissi
Great Britain: Scotland
Kazakhstan: Pavlodar region
Kyrgyzstan: Tschüi region
(Arabic: ﺹ) Lebanon: South Lebanon
Macedonia: non-diplomatic staff at a diplomatic mission
Austria: Salzburg (city) and (expiring :) State of Salzburg
Philippines: authorities
Poland: Silesian Voivodeship
Slovakia: sports vehicles (white license plate with blue letters: last letter)
Spain:
- Provisional admission
- Santander (Cantabria) (expiring)
Czech Republic: Středočeský kraj ( Praha ), Central Bohemian Region

as a distinguishing mark on small water craft:

Germany: Waterways and Shipping Office Stuttgart
Austria: Governor of Salzburg, see list of letters from the licensing authorities for national license plates for small vehicles

In aviation , S stands for:

Summertime
South or south or south latitude
in the international spelling alphabet , S is denoted by Sierra
Abbreviation for Anti S ubmarine, Planes are used for the submarine combat, see ASW or designation system for aircraft of the US armed forces
Bolchowitinov S

In transport , S stands for:

Abbreviation for Stadtschnellbahn, S-Bahn for short

In Austria: expressway

In Saxony: state road

as a currency symbol for:

S , former currency Austrian Schilling
${\ displaystyle \ mathrm {S} \! \! \! \ Vert}$ ( Cifrão ) the symbol of different Escudo - currencies . It's an S with two vertical bars. The sign is also used as an allographic variant of the dollar sign :
$ , Dollar ; without further distinction mostly for the US dollar
$ , Peso
s , Kenyan Shilling
s , former British currency shillings

in numismatics , S stands for:

Reims on French coins from 1679 to 1772
Private mint Sadhora of Freiherr von Gartenberg from 1771 to 1774
San Francisco from 1854 to 1955, also on coins minted there from 1942 to 1944 for the Netherlands, Curacao and the Fiji Islands
Santiago de Chile as S with a small o since 1743
Counts of Mansfeld's Mint in Schraplau since the 16th century
Schwabach on coins of the Franconian district
Segovia on Spanish coins up to the 16th century
Seville since the 16th century
Smolník on Austro-Hungarian coins
Solothurn on coins of the Helvetic Republic from 1798 to 1803
Stockholm in the 15th and 16th centuries
Stuttgart in the 17th century
Sydney on British Sovereigns from 1871 to 1931
Troyes on French coins from 1540 to 1698 (at times with crown)
Studerer, Johann Gotthelf, mint master's mark of the Dresden mint (1812–1832) - see table
Tipper mint Sangerhausen
Tipper mint Schleusingen

Miscellaneous :

Nominal size S is a no longer produced track gauge for model railways , see also scale for model railways

S , abbreviation for the smallest international clothing size

S , Kool Savas often uses the abbreviation S for Savas in songs

S , for trucks, the symbol for low-emission vehicles

S , short for safety , a position in American and Canadian football

S , short for Save , baseball statistics

S , abbreviation for a seminar

S , in Roman inscriptions, abbreviation for Sextus, salutem, sanctus, sive, senatus, signavit, signum

S , S (statistics language) a statistics programming language

S , in economics for aggregate savings

S , in chess denotes a knight in the notation

S. , abbreviation for Santa , the designation of saints

S. , Abbreviation for page (s) or the page number

S , the postcode area Sheffield (as the single first letter of a UK postcode )

S , Summer, (warm sea water in summer), draft mark on ships

Safety mark S + in Switzerland

s. , Abbreviation for see

in the esoteric or mythological meaning as a symbol for the snake

in music the Searle index of the works of Franz Liszt

Ѕ (lower case ѕ, IPA pronunciation ʣ) is - despite the identical appearance - not a Latin S, but a letter of the Macedonian variant of the Cyrillic alphabet

S. stands for:

Franz S. (* 1930), Austrian murderer
Irene S. (* 1962), Austrian singer, actress and cabaret artist
René Marc S. (* 1980), German-Malaysian Islamist activist
Tina S. (* 1999), French musician

See also: