Henrys Meaning in English

word · lemma: henry

US

ˈhɛnɹi

HEN-reez

UK

hˈɛnɹi

HEN-reez

Definition

'Henrys' is the plural of 'henry,' which is the standard unit for measuring electrical inductance.

Usage & Nuances

'Henrys' is a technical, scientific term used mainly in physics and electrical engineering. Always lowercase unless starting a sentence. Singular is 'henry.' Not typically used outside scientific contexts.

• Spanish: henrios - unidad de inductancia eléctrica
• Portuguese (BR): henrys - unidade de indutância elétrica
• Portuguese (PT): henrys - unidade de indutância elétrica
• Chinese (Simplified): 亨利（电感单位）
• Chinese (Traditional): 亨利（電感單位）
• Hindi: हेनरी (इंडक्टेंस की इकाई)
• Arabic: هنري (وحدة الحث الكهربائي)
• Bengali: হেনরি
• Russian: генри
• Japanese: ヘンリー
• Vietnamese: henry
• Korean: 헨리
• Turkish: henry
• Urdu: ہینری
• Indonesian: henry

Example Sentences

The coil has three henrys of inductance.

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We measured six henrys in the laboratory.

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A transformer can have different henrys depending on design.

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They needed coils with higher henrys for this experiment.

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I always mix up ohms and henrys when studying physics.

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Do you remember how to convert between microhenries and henrys?

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