KK
KK is an abbreviation for:
- Atlasjet, a Turkish airline after the IATA code
- Commercial Code of the Republic of Lithuania, the Commercial Code in Lithuania
- Cold cathode fluorescent tube see
- Combat power
- Martial Arts
- Used potato cannon, a hobby gun, the compressed air instead of gunpowder or a gas-air mixture or as an aerosol propellant
- Core capital, see own resources (financial institution )
- Nuclear power, see nuclear energy
- Church cantata, cantata see
- Church District
- KK - theory, a mathematical theory
- Classmate
- Small caliber
- Wedge
- Kobylańska catalog, a catalog raisonné of the works of Frédéric Chopin by Krystyna Kobylańska
- Köln Hauptbahnhof ( according to DS 100)
- Colorectal cancer
- Complementary contrast, one of the seven color contrasts
- Connectivity coordination, outdated DENIC name for the replacement procedure for the provider of a domain (new name: CHPROV )
- Lieutenant commander
- Kota Kinabalu, a place in East Malaysia
- Health insurance
- Credit card
- Circle Checkout
- Chief Inspector, see Commissioner of Police
- Culture chamber, see Reich Chamber of Culture
- UEFA five year ranking # UEFA club coefficient, a rating system of UEFA for football clubs
KK as distinguishing signs on license plate:
- Germany: Kreis Kempen -Krefeld ( discontinued)
- Greece: Rodopi (motorcycles only )
- UK: Borehamwood ( for around Luton )
- Ireland: County Kilkenny / Cill Cheannaigh
- Norway: Drammen in the province Buskerud
- Austria: Consul in the country Carinthia
- Slovakia: Okres Kežmarok
- Slovenia: Krško, German: Gurkfeld
K. K. is an abbreviation for:
- Kabushiki Kaisha (literally: Aktiengesellschaft ), a type of business associations in Japanese Law
Kk stands for:
- Kazakh language, Spraqchcode according to ISO 639-1
- All clear, see list of abbreviations (network jargon )
- No comment
K k stands for:
- Imperial- royal, was in the Empire of Austria to the Austro- Hungarian Compromise in 1867 for the authorities and government facilities throughout the Empire
- Disambiguation
- Abbreviation