OK
OK, OK! , O.K. is an abbreviation for:
- Czech Airlines, Czech Airlines after the IATA code
- Kuwait to the ICAO code
- Maxilla, in dentistry
- High command, see the command authority
- Open Church ( Württemberg), Evangelical Association in Germany
- Open Channel, local or regional Fernseh-/Radiosender whose program is designed mainly of citizens
- Center for Contemporary Art Upper Austria
- OK!, Song of the hip-hop producer Melbeatz
- OK ( album ), a solo album ( 1998) by Talvin Singh, who won the Mercury Music Prize
- OK dinghy single-handed sailboat class
- OK! Magazine, German magazine
- OK reactor Soviet nuclear reactor type
- Okay, colloquial term of the agreement
- Okay ( band ) (also OK), German band from the 1980s
- Oklahoma, American State as postal abbreviation
- Organizing Committee
- Organized crime groups that pursue criminal objectives systematically
- Gasoline fuel, see Motor Gasoline
- Oreiller - Killy piste, ski in the French ski resort of Val d'Isere
- Czech Republic as an aviation identifier
OK as distinguishing signs on license plate:
- Germany: Landkreis flange ( for Ohrekreis )
- Netherlands: semi-trailer
- Austria: Consul in Upper Austria
- Poland: powiat Kędzierzyńsko - Kozielski in the Opole Voivodeship
Ok, O.K., ok stands for:
- O.k. (Film), German anti-war film
- Ok ( language family ), Group of the Trans - New Guinea languages in Papua New Guinea
- Ok ( daily newspaper ), Austrian daily newspaper
- Ok ( volcano) on Iceland
Ok is the surname of the following persons:
- Simon Ok Hyun- jjn ( b. 1968 ), South Korean minister, Auxiliary Bishop of Kwangju
See also:
- Okay (disambiguation)
- O & K
- Disambiguation
- Abbreviation