Skala

Scale (Pl. scales; Scalae out, head ',' stairs ') stands for

• Scale ( rating ) assignment rule in the objectification of a tiered assessment
• Scale, part of a display means for reading a value
• Magnitude, approximate range of values
• Scale, in music
• Clinical scales, standardized questionnaire in clinical psychology and psychiatry

Scale is the name of geographical objects:

• A city on the island of Patmos, Greece
• Scale ( Laconia ), small town in Laconia
• Oropou scale, community in Attica
• Scale ( Oblast Burgas ), village in the municipality Sungurlare, Oblast Burgas, Bulgaria

Buildings:

• In Greece, the port of ( rural ) central or main town, Chora see ( administrative center )
• Teatro alla Scala, " La Scala ", an opera house in Milan
• Skala Castle, a castle in the Czech Republic

Mountains, landforms:

• Rocky river valleys in Upper Lusatia, see Oberlausitzer scales
• Panská skála, a basalt formation as a natural monument in the Czech Republic

Scale, family name:

• Edward Skala (1842-1918), Austrian politician and businessman
• Jakub scale (1851-1925), Sorbian- German canon
• January scale (1889-1945), German writer Sorbian-
• Jaroslav Skala (1881-1919), Czech sculptor
• Karl scale (1924-2006), Austrian folk poet
• Klara Maria scale ( b. 1921 ), Austrian actress
• Lilia Skala (1896-1994), Austrian / American actress
• Lothar scale (1952-2008), German football player
• Othmar scale (1895-1958), Austrian homeland researcher

Scale and variants, Other:

• Skala ÍF Faroese football club
• Zastava Skala, Yugoslav / Serbian car

See also:

• Scala
• Scalar, scale, scale diagram

• Disambiguation