Editing Nikkor (section)

==Lenses for other camera systems==
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Note: In the case of the Nikkor wides, "W" just means "wide". Prior to approximately 1976, most Nikon lenses had a suffix appended directly after the "Nikkor" name that was used to denote the number of optical elements in the lens design.
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! No. of Elements
! Designator Letter
! Origin of Designator
|-
| 1
| U
| "Uns"
|-
| 2
| B
| "Bini"
|-
| 3
| T
| "Tres"
|-
| 4
| Q
| "Quatour"
|-
| 5
| P
| "Pente"
|-
| 6
| H
| "Hex"
|-
| 7
| S
| "Septem"
|-
| 8
| O
| "Octo"
|-
| 9
| N
| "Novem"
|-
| 10
| D
| "Decem"
|-
| 11
| UD
| "Uns" and "Decem"
|}
For example, a lens with eight elements would be marked "Nikkor-O", and a lens with eleven elements "Nikkor-UD".

===[[Bronica|Zenza Bronica]] [[Single-lens reflex|SLR]]===
* Nikkor-D 40mmF4
* Nikkor-H 50mmF3.5
* Nikkor-O 50mmF2.8
* Nikkor-P 75mmF2.8 (two versions)
* Nikkor-HC 75mmF2.8
* Nikkor-Q 105mmF3.5 LS
* Nikkor-Q 135mmF3.5
* Nikkor-P 200mmF4 (two versions)
* Nikkor-PC 300mmF5.6
* Nikkor-Q 400mmF4.5
* Nikkor-P 600mmF5.6
* Nikkor-P 800mmF8
* Nikkor-P 1200mmF11

===[[Leica Camera|Leica]] "L" rangefinder===
* W-Nikkor 35mmF1.8
* W-Nikkor 35mmF2.5
* Nikkor-S 50mmF1.4
* Nikkor-H 50mmF2
* Nikkor-Q 50mmF3.5
* Nikkor-P 85mmF2
* Nikkor-P 105mmF2.5
* Nikkor-Q 135mmF3.5
* Nikkor-P 135mmF3.5

===[[Plaubel Makina]]===
* Nikkor 80mmF2.8 (Makina 67/670)
* Wide Nikkor 55mmF4.5 (Makina W67)

===Airesflex [[Twin-lens reflex camera|TLR]]===
* Nikkor-Q 7.5&nbsp;cmF3.5 (taking lens)
* View-Nikkor 7.5&nbsp;cmF3.2 (viewing lens)

===Marshal [[Press camera|Press]]===
* Nikkor-Q 105mmF3.5

===Hansa [[Canon (company)|Canon]] rangefinder===
* "Kasyapa" 50mmF3.5 (origin of this lens uncertain)
* Nikkor 50mmF3.5