Key

Key is the English word for keys or key, and thus part of anglicisms:

• Key Account
• Key Account Manager
• Keyboard, etc.

Key is within the meaning of Cay for a small flat island:

• Florida Keys island chain in the U.S. state of Florida, United States consisting of the islands: Big Coppitt Key
• Big Pine Key
• Cudjoe Key
• Duck Key
• Key Largo
• Key West as the southernmost island

Key hot spots in Florida, USA:

• Big Coppitt Key
• Big Pine Key
• Manasota Key

Key is a surname and may refer to:

• Astley Cooper Key (1821-1888), English admiral
• David M. Key (1824-1900), American politician
• Ellen Key (1849-1926), Swedish writer and teacher reform
• Francis Scott Key (1779-1843), American lawyer and amateur poet
• James Key (born 1972 ), English racing director
• John Key ( born 1961 ), New Zealand politician
• John A. Key (1871-1954), American politician
• Lieven de Key (~ 1560-1627 ), Dutch architect
• Philip Key (1750-1820), American politician
• Philip Barton Key (1757-1815), American politician
• Steven Key ( born 1968 ), American basketball player
• Thomas Hewitt Key (1799-1875), English scholar
• Valdimer Orlando Key (1908-1963), American political scientist
• Willem Key (1515-1568), Flemish painter

Key is the stage name of:

• cEvin Key ( born 1961 ), Canadian drummer and songwriter

Key may refer to:

• Amount of black in the CMYK color model in the printing industry
• Key (band), DDR - band for electronic music
• Key ( game developers )
• Single key on a keyboard or keyboard ( Keyboard)
• Clef including the sign which together specify the key

. key stands for:

• Files of the presentation program Keynote by Apple, see Keynote (software)

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