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The 7 SI Fundamental (Base) Units:

Unit	Symbol	Quantity
Metre	m	Length
Kilogram	kg	Mass
Second	s	Time
Ampere	A	Electric current
Kelvin	K	Temperature
Mole	mol	Amount of substance
Candela	cd	Luminous intensity

Newton, Joule, and Watt are derived units, not fundamental. Kilogram, metre, and second are the fundamental units most directly used to describe a physical body.

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