FM
The abbreviation FM may refer to:
- Facility Management, a management discipline
- Factory Mutual, a certification organization for the U.S.
- Award for chess players, the so-called FIDE Master
- Storage method on magnetic media in the information technology, see Modified Frequency Modulation
- Firefighter ( collective term for firemen and women and all ranks )
- Financial Mail, a weekly business newspaper in South Africa
- Minister of Finance or Ministry of Finance
- "FM " is a synonym for radio equipment for FM
- Sound generation by means of frequency modulation, see FM synthesis
- Federated States of Micronesia (ISO-3166 country code )
- Short name of François Mürner as he calls himself.
- Freestyle Motocross
- Frequency modulation, a wireless transmission method
- Fresh mass ( eg mg / kg FM) unit for agricultural and forestry products
- Metabolic disorders fructose malabsorption
- Charge Office of the fox majors in a fraternity
- Funny Movies, parody comedies shown on ProSieben
- Computer game Football Manager
- Feed
- Comoros to the ICAO code
- Réunion and Madagascar to the ICAO code
- Grumman F4F, manufactured by Grumman F4F Wildcat General Motors fighters
FM as a distinguishing mark on license plate:
- UK: Nottingham
- Italy: Province of Fermo
- Portugal: Embassy staff
- Sweden: The diploma ducks indicator for Azerbaijan, see License Plate ( Sweden) # Diplomatic
- Czech Republic: Frýdek- Místek, German: Friedeck -Mistek ( discontinued)
The abbreviation Fm called:
- Fermium, a chemical element
- In the musical chord symbolism the key of F minor
- Cubic meters, was in Germany to 31 December 1977 as a unit in the calculated volume data for long timber permitted by law
Fm stands for:
- Femtometer, 10-15 meters ( the SI unit of length ), one trillionth of meter, one billionth of a millimeter
- Cubic meters, a measure of space for wood
- Fathom, a nautical unit of length, see Nautical thread
- The country code top -level domain ( ccTLD) of the Federated States of Micronesia, see. fm
- Disambiguation
- Abbreviation