Bor

Boron stands for:

• Boron, a chemical element
• Boron ( nobility ), Bohemian noble family
• Boron, Nilotic language, see Southeastern Dinka

Boron hot places:

• Boron ( Krasnoyarsk ) on the Yenisei, Krasnoyarsk, Russia
• Bor (Russia) on the Volga River, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast
• Boron ( Sadov ), part of Sadov, Czech Republic
• Boron ( Sweden)
• Bor (Serbia )
• Boron ( South Sudan )
• Bor u Skutče in the Czech Republic
• Bor u Tachova in the Czech Republic
• Opština Bor in Serbia

As well as:

• Boron ( Nigde ), city and county in Turkey
• Boron (lake) in Serbia
• Okrug Bor District in Serbia

In addition is a common bor - suffixes in a Slavic language area for the German -language suffix- burg (eg Maribor Marburg, Karsibór for Kaseburg ), etc.

Boron is the surname of:

• Barna Bor ( born 1986 ), Hungarian judoka
• January Bor (1886-1943), Czech film director, playwright, theater theoretician and critic
• Jenő Bor (1895-1979), Hungarian general during the Second World War
• Katalin boron ( * 1990), Hungarian swimmer
• Matej Bor (pseudonym of Vladimir Pavsic, 1913-1993 ), Slovene poet, translator, journalist and Yugoslav Partisan
• Milan Bor (1936-1998), Swedish engineer
• Modesta Bor (1926-1998), Venezuelan composer
• Nathan Bor (1913-1972), American boxer
• Noah boron ( born 1977 ), Kenyan marathon runner
• Norman Loftus Bor (1893-1972), British botanist
• Simon Bor Kipruto (born 1969 ), Kenyan marathon runner

BOR is an abbreviation for:

• Bauoberrat ( in Bavaria), title of senior civil service technical management
• Bespilotnij Orbitalnij Raketoplan, small unmanned orbital rocket spaceplane of the Soviet Union
• Bibliotheksoberrat, title for senior civil service library
• Biuro Ochrony Rządu, Polish authority, which is responsible for the protection of members of the government
• BMW Oracle Racing Yacht with the BMW Oracle Racing 90

BOR as distinguishing signs on license plate:

• Germany: Kreis Borken

See also:

• Börr
• Bohr

• Disambiguation
• Abbreviation