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| Terms for subject Environment (5949 entries) |
| kentze | removal (General term indicating the elimination of substances from a medium or from the environment) | |
| keroseno | kerosene (A thin oil distilled from petroleum or shale oil, used as a fuel for heating and cooking, in lamps, and as a denaturant for alcohol) | |
| kezka-printzipiorako arrazoi | cause for concern principle (Principle connected with the precautionary principle: it means that, if there are strong reasons for expecting serious or irreversible damage to the environment following a given project, lack of full scientific certainty should not be used as a reason for postponing cost-effective measures to prevent environmental degradation. Critics of this approach are concerned about large commitments of resources to deal with vaguely defined problems) | |
| kimatze | pruning (The cutting off or removal of dead or living parts or branches of a plant to improve shape or growth) | |
| kimatze | cutting (In plant propagation, young shoots or stems removed for the purpose of growing new plants by vegetatively rooting the cuttings; vegetative propagation) | |
| kimika | chemistry (The scientific study of the properties, composition, and structure of matter, the changes in structure and composition of matter, and accompanying energy changes) | |
| kimika analitiko | analytical chemistry (The branch of chemistry dealing with techniques which yield any type of information about chemical systems) | |
| kimika ez-organiko | inorganic chemistry (A branch of chemistry dealing with the chemical reactions and properties of all inorganic matter) | |
| kimika fisiko | physical chemistry (A science dealing with the effects of physical phenomena on chemical properties) | |
| kimika organiko | organic chemistry (A branch of chemistry dealing with the study of composition, reaction, properties, etc. of organic compounds) | |
| kimika orokor | general chemistry (The study of the elements and the compounds they form) | |
| kindurtza-ur | bilge water (Water that builds up in the bottom of a ship's bilge) | |
| kirol | sport (The complex of individual or group activities pursued for exercise or pleasure, often taking a competitive form) | |
| kirol-arrantza | angling (The art or sport of catching fish with a rod and line and a baited hook or other lure, such as a fly) | |
| kirol-instalazio | sports facility (Buildings, constructions, installations, organized areas and equipment for indoor and outdoor sport activities) | |
| kirol-nabigazio | boating (To travel or go in a boat as a form of recreation) | |
| kirol-portu | marina (A small port that is used for pleasure rather than trade, often with hotels, restaurants and bars) | |
| kiroptero | chiropteran (Order of placental mammals comprising the bats having the front limbs modified as wings) | |
| klima | climate (The average weather condition in a region of the world. Many aspects of the Earth's geography affect the climate. Equatorial, or low, latitudes are hotter than the polar latitudes because of the angle at which the rays of sunlight arrive at the Earth's surface. The difference in temperature at the equator and at the poles has an influence on the global circulation of huge masses of air. Cool air at the poles sinks and spreads along the surface of the Earth towards the equator. Cool air forces its way under the lower density warmer air in the lower regions, pushing the lighter air up and toward the poles, where it will cool and descend) | |
| klima basamortutar | desert climate (A climate type which is characterized by insufficient moisture to support appreciable plant life; that is, a climate of extreme aridity) |