What does Au mean?

Au (also known as gold or ouro, the chemical symbol for gold) is a precious metal that has been used in jewelry and artifacts for more than 6,000 years. It was also used as a form of money during its early years. Today, it is used in electronics and for its plating abilities.

What does Au mean in Japanese?

The kanji for Au is あい. It’s pronounced ay as in say. It’s one of the Japanese syllabaries, which are a system of writing using only the Japanese consonants. Since there are no vowels in Japanese writing, the syllabaries make up for it by giving each consonant a different sound. Au is the sound of “a” in the phrase “a dog” or “a duck”.

What does Au mean in German?

Au is an abbreviation for the German word "Auktions-Unternehmensgemeinschaft" (auction corporation). It is used for corporations created for the purpose of holding auctions. Au is also a word used to describe gold, because the first auctions were held for gold bars.

What does Au mean in Spanish?

Au is a phonetic spelling of the French word ‘ou’ which translates as ‘or’. The sound is similar to the ‘oo’ in ‘book’ or the ‘u’ in ‘cup’. Au is often used when writing about French, Italian or Spanish to represent the sound in a word that would otherwise be spelled ‘eu’ in English (such as ‘é’ in ‘chef�

What does Au mean in Mandarin Chinese?

Au is the name of the Chinese lunar month that begins on May 20 or 21 each year. It is a homophone of 空 (kū), which is pronounced the same as 无 (wú), meaning “vacuum.” This month is known for being a time of renewal, and the word for “renewal” in Mandarin is luan, which is also a homophone of luan.