Opus

Opus is Latin ( German factory ) and represents

• Opus (factory ), the Latin name for a plant, especially a composer or other creative artist
• Opus (band), the name of a music group in the mid- 1980s with Live Is Life a hit landed
• Opus (DDR- band ), the name of an amateur music group from East Germany, which later became the Metropolitan group emerged
• Opus (magazine), Culture magazine for the Saarland and the Greater Region
• OPUS (software), document and publication server of the University of Stuttgart
• OPUS ( Spectroscopy Software ), measurement and evaluation, inter alia, for Raman and infrared measurements of the Bruker
• Opus ( Audio Codec), a data format and methods for lossy audio data compression
• Opus ( record label ), a former Czechoslovak record manufacturer
• Opus ( album ), a music album of the musical project Schiller
• LRT Opus, a Lithuanian radio stations
• Part of the Theater Hagen

Opus (Greek Όποῦς ), one in contrast to the Latin word endbetonter and not with him allied Greek name, is two cities in different landscapes:

• Opus ( Locris ), ancient town in the region of Locris in Central Greece
• Opus ( Elis ), ancient town in the region of Elis in the Peloponnese Opus ( titular ), derived from this city titular

See also:

• Opus Dei (Latin for work of God ), the name of a personal prelature of the Catholic Church
• Opus geminum ( German twin plant), literary form, the manifold was used mainly in the Latin -speaking Middle Ages
• Magnum opus
• Opus One, wine producers Opus One Winery in Oakville in the Napa Valley, California
• Opus Prize, an international award for faith-based humanitarian aid

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