DAG

DAG is an abbreviation for:

DAG (newspaper), a former Dutch free daily paper
Demented Are Go, a psychobilly band
German - Arab Society
German - Armenian Society, an association that has set itself above all the promotion of mutual understanding between Germans and Armenians and safeguarding the interests of the Armenians living in Germany for target
German Obesity Society
German employees ' union
German settlement society
German Atlantic Association
German Astronautical Society
1,2- diacylglycerols, a second messenger substance group
Digital alarm timer
Directed acyclic graph, see graph (graph theory ) # Cyclic / acyclic, a construct of mathematics
Danube Swabian Association
Dynamit AG, 1876 Nobel company became a public company, formerly Alfred Nobel & Co, see Dynamit Nobel # History

Dag stands for:

Dag, one of the three protagonists of the main character that appeared in the GDR comic magazine mosaic
Dag (crater ), a very small impact craters on the moon in front of Lacus Felicitatis north of the crater Yangel
Dag ( mythology), also Dagr ( Old Norse for " day " ), in Norse mythology, the personification of the day
A mythical creature of Germanic mythology, is also used as a male first name

Dag is the first name of:

Dag Bjørndalen (born 1970 ), Norwegian biathlete
Dag Hammarskjöld (1905-1961), Swedish State Secretary and second UN Secretary-General

Dağ stands for:

Dag is the stage name of:

Dag is an abbreviation for:

Daniel Glattauer, Austrian writer, since 1989 under the symbol " dag " for the daily newspaper The Standard for columns, court reports and feature articles responsible
Decagram, 1973 decagram (= 10 grams) was changed as SI - conforming unit symbol in the Republic of Austria in " dag "

Dag stands for:

Day ( asächs.: dag ), may designate different concepts of time, going back to a basic concept, referring to the people respond to the perceived light and periodically changing their environment illumination by the sun