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| Article | Short description |
|---|---|
| "Helen Butte" vs. Masonna Pussy Badsmell | 1996 studio album by To Live and Shave in L.A. |
| ...Phobia | 2005 studio album by Benassi Bros. |
| 1/2 & 1/2 | 1998 single by Gang Starr featuring M.O.P. |
| 1001 Nunakal | 2022 Indian film directed by Thamar K. V. |
| 10 Years and Gunnin' | 2003 greatest hits album by M.O.P. |
| 13 Flavours of Doom | 1992 studio album by D.O.A. |
| 18... | 2009 studio album by G.E.M. |
| 19.99 (album) | 1998 studio album by M.O.T. |
| 200 Po Vstrechnoy | 2001 studio album by t.A.T.u. |
| 200 km/h in the Wrong Lane | 2002 studio album by t.A.T.u. |
| 2016 Dhaka Dynamites season | The Dhaka cricket team in 2016 |
| 2016 European floods | Seasonal floods in Europe caused by torrential rain. |
| 2017 Bonavista—Burin—Trinity federal by-election | By-election in Bonavista-Burin-Trinity. |
| 2017 British Columbian government formation | 2017 cabinet formation in British Columbia. |
| 2017 Monmouthshire County Council election | Election to all seats of the non-metropolitan county council of Monmouthshire in May 2017. |
| 2017 Quidditch Premier League season | The first Quidditch Premier League season |
| 2017 raid on Barii | Raid done by U.S. Navy SEALs and Somali Danab Commandoes. |
| 2018 4 Hours of Sepang | 2018 auto race in Malaysia. |
| 2018 CONCACAF Women's U-20 Championship | The 9th edition of the CONCACAF Women's U-20 Championship |
| 2018 Maple Fire | 2018 wildfire in Jefferson County, Washington. |
| 2018 United Kingdom wildfires | A record-breaking series of wildfires in the UK |
| 2018–2019 Iranian general strikes and protests | A series of strikes and protests that took place across Iran |
| 2019 Arkansas River floods | A series of floods effecting the Arkansas river basin in 2019 |
| 2019 Bihar floods | Flood in Bihar, India. |
| 2019 British National Track Championships | Cycling competition in Britain . |
| 2019 China Open (snooker) | Snooker tournament, April 2019. |
| 2019 FD Senior Division | Top tier football league in the state of Delhi. |
| 2019 FIFA U-17 World Cup | 18th FIFA U-17 World Cup, held in Brazil in 2019. |
| 2019 Kyrgyz protests | Koy Tas events. Clashes between opposition and president in Kyrgyzstan in 2019. |
| 2019 Men's South American Volleyball Club Championship | The eleventh official edition of the Men's South American Volleyball Club Championship |
| 2019 Rally Estonia | The 9th edition of Rally Estonia |
| 2019 Women's South American Volleyball Club Championship | The eleventh official edition of the Women's South American Volleyball Club Championship |
| 2019 Zhejiang University rapes | A series of rapes committed by an enrolled student of Zhejiang University |
| 2019 Zigong earthquake | The earthquake that occurred in Zigong City, China at 13:00 on February 25, 2019. |
| 2019–20 Campeonato Nacional Feminino | The 35th edition of Campeonato Nacional de Futebol Feminino |
| 2020 Moscow Victory Day Parade | A military parade |
| 2020 Supercopa de España | Spanish football competition played in Saudi Arabia. |
| 2020–21 Gibraltar Intermediate League | The third season of under-23 football in Gibraltar |
| 2021 Breeders' Cup Classic | The 2021 Breeders' Cup Classic: Knicks Go's Victory |
| 2021 CONCACAF Futsal Championship squads | A list of the squads for the 2021 CONCACAF Futsal Championship |
| 2021 G20 Rome summit | Summit of the leaders of all G20 member nations in Rome, Italy. |
| 2021 Gwadar bombing | A suicide attack on a convoy of Chinese crew |
| 2021 Idaho wildfires | An overview of major wildfires in Idaho in 2021 |
| 2021 Kremlin Cup | Tennis tournament in Moscow. |
| 2021 Kremlin Cup – Women's doubles | A tennis event played in Moscow, Russia |
| 2021 Percy Priest Lake Cessna Citation crash | Plane crash in Tennessee. |
| 2021 Tenerife Ladies Open | A tennis event played in Spain |
| 2021 VBA season | Sixth season of the Vietnam Basketball Association. |
| 2021–2022 social unrest in the French West Indies | Riots after the implementation of sanitary measures by the French government in the West Indies. |
| 2021–22 FD Senior Division | Top tier football league in the state of Delhi. |
| 2021–22 Gibraltar Intermediate League | The fourth season of under-23 football in Gibraltar |
| 2021–22 Indian State Leagues | 2021–22 season in state football leagues of India. |
| 2021–22 Stanford Cardinal men's basketball team | College basketball team season. |
| 2022 Asian Men's U20 Volleyball Championship | The twenty-first edition of the Asian Men's U20 Volleyball Championship |
| 2022 BAL finals | The final of the 2022 edition of the Basketball Africa League |
| 2022 Bay Cities FC season | The club's inaugural season in the National Independent Soccer Association |
| 2022 Birbhum violence | A violence created due to political issue in West Bengal, India |
| 2022 Cabuyao local elections | A part of Philippine general election |
| 2022 California United Strikers FC season | The club's second season in the National Independent Soccer Association |
| 2022 Detroit City FC season | The club's first season in the USL Championship |
| 2022 FINA Diving World Cup | 2022 edition of the biennial FINA diving competition. |
| 2022 Isle of Man TT | A sporting event course |
| 2022 Malta International Women's Football Tournament | The 27th edition of the Algarve Cup |
| 2022 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament qualifying teams | Men's Basketball Tournament. |
| 2022 Odisha Floods | A flood in 2022 in Odisha. |
| 2022 Tournoi de France | The second edition of the Women Tournoi de France |
| 2022 Turkish Women's Cup | The 27th edition of the Algarve Cup |
| 2022–2023 University of Sheffield protests | A student protest at the University of Sheffield |
| 2022–23 CEV Cup | The 51st edition of CEV Cup |
| 2022–23 Delhi Premier League | Top tier football league in the state of Delhi. |
| 2022–23 Gibraltar Intermediate League | The fifth season of under-23 football in Gibraltar |
| 2022–23 Qatar Stars League | 49th season of the top tier football League in Qatar. |
| 2022–23 Stanford Cardinal men's basketball team | College basketball team season. |
| 2023 AVC Men's Challenge Cup | The fourth edition of the AVC Men's Challenge Cup |
| 2023 BAL final | The final of the 2023 season of the Basketball Africa League |
| 2023 Barcelona Sporting Club season | Schedule & information of 2023 Barcelona S.C. Season. |
| 2023 CONCACAF Women's U-20 Championship | The 12th edition of the CONCACAF Women's U-20 Championship |
| 2023 Chitral cross-border attacks | A terrorist raid in chitral Pakistan |
| 2023 FINA Diving World Cup | 2023 edition of the biennial FINA diving competition. |
| 2023 Federation Cup (Bangladesh) Final | The final of the 2022–23 edition of the Federation Cup (Bangladesh) |
| 2023 Gujarat SFA Club Championship | Top tier football league in the state of Gujarat. |
| 2023 Japan Open | A badminton tournament held in Japan |
| 2023 Men's European Volleyball League | The 19th edition of the Men's European Volleyball League |
| 2023 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament qualifying teams | Men's Basketball Tournament. |
| 2023 Pakistan Super League players draft | The players draft for the 2023 PSL |
| 2023 Supercopa de España | Spanish football competition played in Saudi Arabia. |
| 2023 VBA season | Eighth season of the Vietnam Basketball Association. |
| 2023 Women's European Volleyball League | The 14th edition of the Women's European Volleyball League |
| 2023–24 Calcutta Women's Football League | 2023-24 Calcutta Women's Football League season article. |
| 2023–24 EHF Champions League | The 64th edition of Europe's premier club handball tournament |
| 2023–24 Egyptian Super Cup | Egyptian football competition played in the United Arab Emirates. |
| 2023–24 Gibraltar Intermediate League | The sixth season of under-23 football in Gibraltar |
| 2023–24 Qatar Stars League | 50th season of the top tier football League in Qatar. |
| 2023–24 Rochdale A.F.C. season | 117th season in existence of Rochdale AFC. |
| 2023–24 Serie B | The 92nd season of the Serie B |
| 2023–24 Stanford Cardinal men's basketball team | College basketball team season. |
| 2023–24 Wrexham A.F.C. season | 159th season in existence of Wrexham A.F.C. |
| 2024 BAL final | The final of the 2024 season of the Basketball Africa League |
| 2024 CONCACAF Futsal Championship squads | A list of the squads for the 2024 CONCACAF Futsal Championship |
| 2024 Egyptian Super Cup | Egyptian football competition played in the United Arab Emirates. |
| 2024 FINA Diving World Cup | 2024 edition of the biennial FINA diving competition. |
| 2024 Federation Cup (Bangladesh) Final | The final of the 2023–24 edition of the Federation Cup (Bangladesh) |
| 2024 G20 Rio de Janeiro summit | Group of Twenty meeting in Brazil. |
| 2024 Hobart International – Singles | WTA tournament starting on 8 January 2024 in Hobart, Australia. |
| 2024 IIHF World Championship final | A 2024 ice hockey tournament |
| 2024 Japan Open | A badminton tournament held in Japan |
| 2024 Kobani clashes | SNA operation against SDF forces in Syria. |
| 2024 Men's European Volleyball League | The 20th edition of the Men's European Volleyball League |
| 2024 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament qualifying teams | Men's Basketball Tournament. |
| 2024 New Zealand Rally Championship | The New Zealand Rally Championship current season |
| 2024 Orienteering World Cup | 2024 edition of the Orienteering World Cup. |
| 2024 Pakistan Super League players draft | The players draft for the 2024 Pakistan Super League |
| 2024 Premier Lacrosse League season | The current season of the Premier Lacrosse League |
| 2024 Supercopa de España | Spanish football competition played in Saudi Arabia. |
| 2024 VBA season | Ninth season of the Vietnam Basketball Association. |
| 2024 Women's European Volleyball League | The 15th edition of the Women's European Volleyball League |
| 2024 in the British Virgin Islands | The British Virgin Islands-related events during 2024 |
| 2024–25 B1 League season | The 9th season of the B1 League |
| 2024–25 EHF Champions League | The 65th edition of Europe's premier club handball tournament |
| 2024–25 Liverpool F.C. season | 133rd season in existence of Liverpool F.C. |
| 2024–25 Qatar Stars League | 51st season of the top tier football League in Qatar. |
| 2024–25 Rochdale A.F.C. season | 118th season in existence of Rochdale AFC. |
| 2024–25 Serie B | The 93rd season of the Serie B |
| 2025 AFC Challenge League final | The final of the 2024–25 edition of the AFC Challenge League |
| 2025 AFC Champions League Elite final | The final of the 2024–25 edition of the AFC Champions League Elite |
| 2025 AFC Champions League Two final | The final of the 2024–25 edition of the AFC Champions League Two |
| 2025 AFC Women's Champions League final | The final of the 2024–25 edition of the AFC Women's Champions League |
| 2025 ASEAN Club Championship final | The final of the 2024–25 edition of the ASEAN Club Championship |
| 2025 BAL final | The final of the 2025 season of the Basketball Africa League |
| 2025 CONCACAF Women's U-20 Championship | The 13th edition of the CONCACAF Women's U-20 Championship |
| 2025 EHF Youth Club Trophy | The 1st edition of Europe's premier club handball tournament |
| 2025 IIHF World Championship final | A 2025 ice hockey tournament |
| 2025 Japan Open | A badminton tournament held in Japan |
| 2025 K3 League | The base for the 6th season of the K3 League which will start soon |
| 2025 Malolos local elections | Local election and races for the City of Malolos during the 2025 Midterm Elections. |
| 2025 Men's European Volleyball League | The 21st edition of the Men's European Volleyball League |
| 2025 Montana wildfires | An overview of major wildfires in Montana in 2025 |
| 2025 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament qualifying teams | Men's Basketball Tournament. |
| 2025 Nepal Kabaddi League | Kabaddi League in Nepal. |
| 2025 OFC Women's Nations Cup | The 12th edition of the OFC Women's Nations Cup |
| 2025 Pakistan Super League players draft | The players draft for the 2025 Pakistan Super League |
| 2025 Premier Lacrosse League season | The current season of the Premier Lacrosse League |
| 2025 UEFA Super Cup | The 2025 edition of the UEFA Super Cup |
| 2025 VBA season | Tenth season of the Vietnam Basketball Association. |
| 2025 Women's European Volleyball League | The 16th edition of the Women's European Volleyball League |
| 2025 in the British Virgin Islands | The British Virgin Islands-related events during 2025 |
| 2025–26 EHF Champions League | The 66th edition of Europe's premier club handball tournament |
| 2025–26 Liverpool F.C. season | 134th season in existence of Liverpool F.C. |
| 2025–26 Rochdale A.F.C. season | 119th season in existence of Rochdale AFC. |
| 2025–26 Sunderland A.F.C. season | 147th season in existence of Sunderland A.F.C. |
| 2026 UEFA Europa League final | The final of the 2025–26 edition of the UEFA Europa League |
| 2026 UEFA Women's Champions League final | The final of the 2025–26 edition of the UEFA Women's Champions League |
| 2027 UEFA Europa League final | The final of the 2026–27 edition of the UEFA Europa League |
| 2027 UEFA Women's Champions League final | The final of the 2026–27 edition of the UEFA Women's Champions League |
| 205 (Scottish) Field Hospital | Royal Army Medical Corps of the British Army. |
| 20th Century Hits | 1999 remix album by Boney M. |
| 21-Mile House | Template for California Historical Landmarks in Santa Clara County. |
| 21st Commando Regiment (Malaysia) | The Malaysian Army's special operations regiment |
| 22nd Commando Regiment (Malaysia) | The Malaysian Army's special operations regiment |
| 22nd Continental Regiment | A regiment of the Continental Army |
| 24's (T.I. song) | 2003 single by T.I. |
| 25 Sextantis | Alpha2 Canum Venactiorum variable. |
| 2 Reasons | 2012 single by Trey Songz featuring T.I. |
| 2nd United States Sharpshooters | Union unit during the US Civil War consisting of marksmen. |
| 3-Chlorostyrylcaffeine | A selective adenosine A2A receptor antagonist and MAO-B inhibitor used in scientific research |
| 3-transposition group | A group |
| 30 Minutes (song) | 2003 promotional single by t.A.T.u. |
| 34th & 8th | 2004 live album by O.A.R. |
| 3rd Street/Convention Center station | Light rail station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| 41 Sextantis | Spectroscopic binary with an Am star. |
| 41st Century Splendid Man | 2002 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| 421st Unmanned Systems Battalion (Ukraine) | A battalion of the Ukrainian Air Assault Forces |
| 42nd Division (Spain) | Military unit of the Republican Army which fought during the Spanish Civil War. |
| 4D SAS | A French software / database system company |
| 4TP | 1930s Polish light tank prototype. |
| 4 of a Kind | 1988 studio album by D.R.I. |
| 4eva Is a Mighty Long Time | 2017 studio album by Big K.R.I.T. |
| 4eva N a Day | 2012 mixtape by Big K.R.I.T. |
| 5,6-Dihydroxytryptamine | A selective serotonergic neurotoxin used in scientific research |
| 50-Minute Fun Break | A cappella album known for its pioneering studio effects. |
| 51 (album) | 2012 mixtape by Kool A.D. |
| 55 Cadillac | 2009 studio album by Andrew W.K. |
| 56 Sagittarii | Star in the southern constellation of Sagittarius. |
| 5E (album) | 2018 studio album by N.O.R.E. |
| 5 Trianguli | Star in the constellation Triangulum. |
| 63/19 | 2013 mixtape by Kool A.D. |
| 6B5 "Ulej" | Soviet ballistic vest. |
| 6 Years of Boney M. Hits | 1982 single by Boney M. |
| 6th Army (Russian Empire) | A Russian army in the First World War |
| 6th Michigan Infantry Regiment | A Union infantry regiment from the American Civil War |
| 718492 Quro | A numbered main belt asteroid named in November 2024. |
| 77th Armor Regiment | Tankunit of the United States Army. |
| 7 (O.S.T.R. album) | 2006 studio album by O.S.T.R. |
| 7 (Sixx:A.M. EP) | 2011 EP by Sixx:A.M. |
| 7th Special Forces Group (United States) | A Special Forces Group of the United States Army |
| 80/20 housing | Housing guideline in the US for low- to moderate-income families. |
| 80 Million Tiny Images | Dataset for training machine learning systems. |
| 96th Battalion (Canadian Highlanders), CEF | Infantry battalion of the Great War Canadian Expeditionary Force. |
| 9P (protocol) | A network protocol developed for the Plan 9 distributed operating system |
| 9th Kansas Militia Infantry Regiment | Union Army infantry regiment of the American Civil War. |
| A. C. Matin | Pakistani-American microbiologist, immunologist, academician and researcher. |
| A. Muhamed Mustaque | A permanent judge of the Kerala High Court |
| A. O. Shirley Recreation Ground | Sports stadium. Cricket ground in British Virgin Islands. |
| A. Thanglura | Indian politician, first Mizo lawyer and law graduate. |
| AARS1 | Gene on human chromosome 16, implicated in neuropathy. |
| ACE inhibitor and thiazide combination | A combination of antihypertensive drugs used to treat hypertension |
| ACT Fire and Rescue | The urban Fire and Rescue service for the Australian Capital Territory. |
| ADNP syndrome | A rare genetic disorder characterized by developmental delay and autistic features |
| AEG J.I | A type of airplane |
| AGN-1135 | A monoamine oxidase inhibitor and the racemic form of rasagiline |
| AIM (album) | 2016 studio album by M.I.A. |
| AIRMET | Moderate flight weather advisory. |
| AISDALSLove | An hierarchy of effects model in advertising |
| AJGAR | A suggested alliance of the Ahir, Jat, Gurjar and Rajput caste. |
| ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society | A multi-institutional research centre based in Australia |
| ARISE Adelante | Nonprofit serving immigrants in South Texas. |
| ASAP (T.I. song) | 2005 single by T.I. |
| ASGC Construction | A construction conglomerate company |
| ASKAP J1839−075 | A neutron star candidate |
| AT&SF 1337 class | A type of steam locomotive |
| AT&T DSP1 | A digital signal processor |
| ATM (computer) | ZX Spectrum clone developed in Moscow in 1991 by two firms, MicroArt and ATM. |
| AURO University | Private university in Gujarat, India. |
| AZ Phoenicis | A type variable star in the constellation Phoenix |
| A Boy Born from Mold and Other Delectable Morsels | A collection of children's short stories by Lorin Morgan-Richards |
| A Bucketful of Soul | 1968 studio album by Trudy Pitts & Mr. C. |
| A Cup of Kindness (film) | 1934 British film by Tom Walls. |
| A Curious Collection of Cats | Children's poetry book by Betsy Franco and Michael Wertz. |
| A Father's Legacy to His Daughters | A book by Dr. John Gregory |
| A Feast for the Seaweeds | 1983 novel by Syrian novelist Haidar Haidar. |
| A Gentleman | 2017 film by Raj Nidimoru and Krishna D.K. |
| A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius | A 2000 memoir by American author Dave Eggers |
| A History of Money and Banking in the United States | Book by economist Murray Rothbard. |
| A Letter from Greenland | 2000 studio album by S.E.S. |
| A List of Cadres to Be Protected | A document written by Zhou Enlai |
| A Love Bizarre | 1985 single by Sheila E. |
| A Melhor Banda de Todos os Tempos da Última Semana (song) | 2001 song by Titãs. |
| A Moon for the Misbegotten | A play in four acts by Eugene O'Neill |
| A Painted House | Mostly the trials of a 7 year old boy living in north east Arkansas. |
| A Simple Motion | 2012 song by t.A.T.u. |
| A State of Mind (album) | 2008 studio album by E.M.D. |
| A Way in the World | 1994 book by V. S. Naipaul. |
| A Wild Pear | 2009 EP by the Evaporators and Andrew W.K. |
| A fair day's wage for a fair day's work | American Federation of Labor (AFL) slogan and goal. |
| A plague o' both your houses! | Catchphrase from Romeo and Juliet. |
| Aadil | A masculine given name |
| Aajuitsup Tasia | A lake on the western coast of Greenland |
| Aalborg railway station | The main railway station in Aalborg, Denmark |
| Aalkistensee | A lake in Baden-Württemberg, Germany |
| Aarhus theologians | A group of Danish theologians |
| Aaron Kandin | A wealthy Bukharan merchant, financial minister to the emirs of Bukhara |
| Aaron River Reservoir | A lake in Cohasset, Massachusetts, U.S. |
| Aaronsburg Academy | A school in Aaronsburg, Pennsylvania, Centre County, Pennsylvania |
| Aasee (Bocholt) | A lake in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany |
| Aasee (Münster) | A lake in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany |
| Aasim ibn Abi al-Najud | A primary transmitter of the Qira'at (died 745) |
| Abadeh rug | A type of Persian carpet |
| Abahattha | A stage in the evolution of the Eastern group of the Indo-Aryan languages |
| Abairegi | A Kurya tribe |
| Abak/Etim Ekpo/Ika federal constituency | A federal constituency in Akwa Ibom State |
| Abala-Ibeme | Village in Obingwa, Abia State. |
| Abanoz, Mersin | A settlement in Turkey |
| Abba Jifar I | The first king of Kingdom of Jimma from 1830 to 1855 |
| Abba Jofir | The last king of Kingdom of Jimma in 1932 |
| Abbey Theatre School | Former Irish drama school, Dublin. |
| Abbot Kinney | American businessman, developer and conservationist best known for Venice, Los Angeles. |
| Abbott-Detroit | American luxury automobile manufactured between 1909 and 1919. |
| Abd Allah ibn al-Abbas Mosque | A historic mosque in the city of Taif, Saudi Arabia |
| Abda, Hebron | A Village of Dura |
| Abde Ali Saifuddin | 43rd Da'i al-Mutlaq of the Dawoodi Bohra. |
| Abdi Chavush | A Neighbourhood, Quarter or Mahalle of Nicosia, Cyprus |
| Abdul Matin (general) | Major General and Engineer (Retired) of Bangladesh Army. |
| Abdul Motaleb Sazzad Mahmud | Director General of the Bangladesh Ansar and Village Defence Party. |
| Abdul Rahman Talib | A former minister of Malaysia |
| Abdulaziz Abdullah Sharbatly Mosque | The world's first 3D printed mosque in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia |
| Abdulhadi as-Soudi Mosque | A destroyed mosque in the city of Taiz, Yemen |
| Abdullah Qureshi (singer) | Pakistani singer, songwriter, and musician. |
| Abdullahi Mustapha | A Nigerian Professor of Medicinal Chemistry |
| Abdulvohid Burhonov | One of the founders of the Jadid movement. |
| Abdurrahman Pasha High School | The first high school opened in Anatolia |
| Abhay Ashram | Bangladeshi social welfare organization. |
| Abhimana Kshethram | A group of Vaishnavite temples in India |
| Abhinava Vidyatirtha | The 35th Peetadhipathi of the Sringeri Sharada Peetham |
| Abishemu of Byblos | A ruler of Byblos |
| Aboiteau | A tide gate or dam that prevents water from flooding into marshland |
| Abood Hamam | A Syrian photographer |
| Abortion under Egyptian law | Part of the Egyptian Penal Law. |
| Aboso Glass Factory | A glass company at Aboso, Ghana |
| About Ta Blast | 1993 single by downset. |
| About a Girl (The Academy Is... song) | 2008 single by The Academy Is... |
| Abrawan | A kind of fine mulmul cloth from Dacca |
| Abrykosivka, Kherson Oblast | A settlement in Kherson Oblast |
| Absolutely Freak Out (Zap Your Mind!!) | 2001 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Abtsdorfer See | A lake in Bavaria, Germany |
| Abtsrodaer Kuppe | Mountain peak in Hesse, Germany. |
| Abu Baker Al Siddique (Dubai Metro) | Metro station in Dubai, U.A.E. |
| Abu Dhabi Global Market | The international financial centre of Abu Dhabi |
| Abu Ghabshan | The last Khuza'ahite custodian of the Kaaba before the Qurayshi takeover |
| Abuja Declaration (1989) | A 1989 communiqué by Organisation of Islamic Cooperation |
| Abuja–Kaduna train attack | The Train attack in Kaduna State, Nigeria |
| Abushiri | Colonial resistance fighter from modern day Tanzania. |
| Abwe | Cuban musical ensemble using Gourds. |
| Aby Lagoon | A lake on the Ghanaian/Ivory Coast border |
| Academia literaria | A gathering with literary or artistic overtones |
| Academy of Country Music Award for Entertainer of the Year | A music award |
| Acadia Pharmaceuticals | Pharmaceutical company, which developed Nuplazid, based in San Diego, California. |
| Acadians in Quebec | Acadian community in Quebec. |
| Acanthoclita balanoptycha | A moth in the family Tortricidae from tropical Asia |
| Acanthoclita iridorphna | A moth of the family Tortricidae from Sri Lanka and Taiwan |
| Accademia Filarmonica di Bologna | Music education institution in Bologna, Italy. |
| Accelerated Linear Algebra | Advanced optimization framework for TensorFlow to enhance computational performance. |
| Accelerated Math | A math acceleration software |
| Accelerator nerve | A sympathetic nerve to the heart |
| Accent (sociolinguistics) | A distinctive way of pronouncing a language |
| Accept Your Own and Be Yourself (The Black Album) | 1997 studio album by No I.D. |
| Access to medicines | The reasonable ability for people to get needed medicines required to achieve health |
| Accommodation platform | A platform designed to provide living quarters for people. |
| Accord Pond | A lake in Massachusetts, U.S. |
| Achagoyle Bay | A bay in Argyll and Bute, Scotland |
| Achen Lake | A lake in Tyrol, Austria |
| Achepabanca Lake | A lake in Quebec, Canada |
| Achicourt station | Closed French train station. |
| Achromatic telescope | A refracting telescope design that reduces cromatic aberration |
| Acid Motherly Love | 2007 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O. (album) | 1997 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Acid test | A process of distinguishing gold from base metals, with a figurative meaning |
| Acivicin | Idinhibitor of gamma-glutamyl transferase. |
| Acme, Washington | A Census Designated Place in Whatcom County, Washington, United States. |
| Acontia dichroa | A species of moth |
| Acoustic admittance | Measure of flow of acoustic energy. |
| Acoustic jar | Ceramic vessels found set into the walls of medieval churches. |
| Acousto-optics | The study of sound and light interaction |
| Act+Fast Anti Choking Trainer | Anti Choking simulation training equipment. |
| Act III Theatres | The previous owner of Regal Cinemas. |
| Act Now (slogan) | Slogan proposed for the 2010 Hong Kong electoral reform. |
| Action, Gesture, Paint: Women Artists and Global Abstraction 1940–1970 | Art exhibition held at Whitechapel Gallery, 9 February 2023 – 7 May 2023. |
| Ada Jordan Pray | American composer, teacher, and concert singer. |
| Adagio (T.H.C. album) | 1999 studio album by T.H.C. |
| Adolf Straehler | Silesian forest scientist and plant collector. |
| Adolf Čech | Czech conductor who premiered many of Dvořák pieces. |
| Adolphus Lake | A lake in Alberta, Canada |
| Adowa dance | A traditional dance performed the Akans in Ghana |
| Adrian Ho | Hong Kong politician and businessman. |
| Adrienne Asch | Bioethicist and disability rights activist. Yeshiva University professor. |
| Advanced Functional Fabrics of America | A public-private partnership led by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. |
| Adventist Health Mendocino Coast | Hospital in Fort Bragg, California, U.S.A. |
| Adventureland Treehouse | Walk-through treehouse attraction in Disneyland Park. |
| Adviser (Bangladesh) | The heads of ministries in the interim and caretaker governments of Bangladesh. |
| Advisory Committee of U.S. Attorneys | Committee of the United States Department of Justice. |
| Aedes bahamensis | Species of mosquito. |
| Aeneas Valley | A valley with dispersed population in Washington, US |
| Aeolis Mensae | A group of mensae on Mars |
| Aerial rigging | A specialized field of rigging that keeps circus performers safe while performing at height. |
| Aeromechanics | The mechanics of air and other gases |
| Aeronautical operational control | A group of applications used for communication of an aircraft |
| Aesthetic illusion | A type of mental absorption |
| AfCFTA Dispute Settlement Mechanism | A mechanism for trade in Africa |
| AfD Hamburg | The regional state association of the AfD in Hamburg, Germany |
| Afghanistan fighting season | The post-winter fighting season during the 2001-2021 war in Afghanistan |
| African American Christianity during Slavery | The growth of Christianity among slaves in the US |
| African crake | A bird in the rail family that breeds in most of sub-Saharan Africa. |
| Afro-Asia | The combination of Africa and Asia |
| Afro-Cubans (band) | A Latin jazz band |
| After the Love | 2009 single by R.I.O. |
| Against the Grain: A Deep History of the Earliest States | A book about the origin of the state |
| Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya | 2019 Indian film directed by Swaroop R. S. J. |
| Agent Tesla | A malware family |
| Ager, Yellen, and Bornstein | Music publisher composed, in a large part, of famous composers. |
| Ager publicus | The Latin name for the public land of Ancient Rome |
| Aghstafachay reservoir | Reservoir in Azerbaijan. |
| Agios Andreas railway station | Railway station of Patras in the Peloponnese, Greece. |
| Agnel Lake | A lake in the Province of Turin, Italy |
| Agra gauze | A thin, translucent fabric with a loose open weave. |
| Agrarian and Countryside Party | Political party in Slovakia. |
| Agreement Regarding Compensation for the Kubo (Kabaw) Valley (1834) | A historical international agreement |
| Agulhas Leakage | The overview of the Agulhas current leakage |
| Ah Meng | A female Sumatran orangutan and a tourism icon of Singapore |
| Ahalia Health Heritage and Knowledge Village | A Medical, Education Group of Kerala |
| Ahar rug | A Persian carpet |
| Aheru Lake | A lake in Valga County, Estonia |
| Ahmad Almallah | Palestinian born American poet, scholar, and activist. |
| Ahmad Aramesh | Biography of former head of Iran's National Planning Orgniazation during Pahlavi era. |
| Ahmad Qasir | A 19-year-old youth from Lebanon |
| Ahmad Shah's Tomb | Medieval mosque and the group of tombs in Ahmedabad, India. |
| Ahmad ibn Umar | The seventh Emir of Crete |
| Ahman Pategi University, Patigi | A private University in Nigeria |
| Ahmed Al-Mandhari | A physician and public health specialist from Oman |
| Ahmed Ali Baskandi Award | A state-level award |
| Ahmic Lake | A lake in Ontario, Canada |
| Aiani Archaeological Museum | Museum in Aiani, Greece. |
| Aichi International Arena | A multi-purpose arena under construction in Nagoya, Japan |
| Aichwaldsee | A lake in Carinthia, Austria |
| Aid to Artisans | Non-profit organization based in Washington, DC. |
| Aigremont Lake | A lake in the Province of Quebec, Canada |
| Aikhylu Chasma | A tectonic rift valley on Venus |
| Aikshaw | A hamlet in Cumbria, England |
| Ailesham cloth | A fine linen cloth made in England during middle ages |
| Aiming point | A variable in aiming a weapon |
| Ain Taya Forest | A forest in Commune Aïn Taya, in Algeria. |
| Aindlinger Baggersee | A lake in Bavaria, Germany |
| Air attack on the fortress of Koepenick | A 1943 war incident in which the German air force (Luftwaffe) chased a phantom target |
| Air mass (solar energy) | A term in the solar energy industry |
| Air war during Operation Overlord | One of the most significant air battles of the Second World War. |
| Air well (condenser) | A building or device used to collect water by condensing the water vapor present in the air |
| Aircraft recognition | The skill of identifying aircraft on sight |
| Aird and Loch Ness (ward) | A council ward in the Highlands of Scotland |
| Airsacculitis | Bacterial, fungal or viral inflammatory disease of air sacs in birds. |
| Airtel Bangladesh | A brand of Robi Axiata Ltd in Bangladesh |
| Aishihik Lake | A lake in Yukon, Canada |
| Ajagbusi Ekun | A traditional ruler of Owo Kingdom |
| Ajaka (Olowo) | A traditional ruler of Owo Kingdom |
| Ajay Kumar (civil servant) | IAS officer and Defence Secretary of India. |
| Ajātivāda | The Absolute is not subject to birth, change, or death |
| Akaflieg Stuttgart fs31 | Training sailplane designed and built by the Akaflieg Stuttgart in the 1980s. |
| Akawe Torkula Polytechnic | A polytechnic in makurdi venue state Nigeria |
| Akdere, Silifke | A settlement in Turkey |
| Akeld | Human settlement in Northumberland, England. |
| Akenten Appiah-Menka University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development | Public university in Kumasi, Ashanti Region of Ghana. |
| Akher Saa | A weekly consumer magazine in Egypt |
| Aki no Arashi | A Japanese political organization |
| Akinbode Oluwafemi | Nigerian environmental activist, Social justice campaigner, and tobacco control advocate. |
| Akinima | Town in the region of Ahoada West, Nigeria. |
| Akira (brand) | A consumer electronics brand headquartered in Singapore |
| Akira Satō (photographer) | Japanese photographer. |
| Akita Inu Preservation Society | A public interest corporation in Japan |
| Akita Port Station | Railway station in Akita, Japan. |
| Akpujiogu | A town in Anambra State |
| Akron Ice House | Structure in Ohio, U. S. |
| Akrotiri Bay | A bay on the island of Cyprus |
| Aksharaslokam | A poetic way of chanting slokas |
| Aktepe, Hassa | A settlement in Turkey |
| Akwal | A Village in Punjab, Pakistan |
| Al-Abtah | Historic valley near Makkah. |
| Al-Adel | Neighborhood of Baghdad, Iraq. |
| Al-Ajrad | A mountain in Medina, Saudi Arabia |
| Al-Ashnani | A primary transmitter of the Qira'at (died 919 CE) |
| Al-Hamiz Valley | A river in Algiers, Algeria |
| Al-Iman Mosque (Singapore) | A mosque in Bukit Panjang, Singapore |
| Al-Jawbari | Medieval Syrian Arab author and scholar known for his denunciation of alchemy. |
| Al-Musawar | A weekly news magazine in Egypt |
| Al-Qarah | A village in Al ahsa , Eastern Province , Saudi Arabia |
| Al-Qarah Mountain (Saudi Arabia) | A mountain in the Eastern Province , Saudi Arabia |
| Al-Quds Al-Arabi | Arabic language newspaper published in the U.K. |
| Al-Zulfi City | A city in Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia |
| Al-arbaâ Valley | A river valley in Boumerdès Province, Algeria |
| Al Ain Zoo | A zoo in eastern region of Abu Dhabi, the UAE |
| Al Attar Business Tower | Office in Dubai, U.A.E. |
| Al Baker (magician) | American professional magician. |
| Al Dhafra, Abu Dhabi | The Gharbiyyah (Western) Region of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi |
| Al Fattan Marine Towers | Residential (Tower 1), Hotel (Tower 2) in Dubai, U.A.E. |
| Al Hasnaa | A women's magazine in Lebanon |
| Al Jasrah | A district in Qatar |
| Al Khawalid | Branch of the House of Khalifa, the ruling family of Bahrain. |
| Al Nahda (Dubai Metro) | Metro station in Dubai, U.A.E. |
| Al Qusais (Dubai Metro) | Metro station in Dubai, U.A.E. |
| Al Ras Public Library | Library in Dubai, U.A.E. |
| Al Rigga (Dubai Metro) | Metro station in Dubai, U.A.E. |
| Al Shea | American critic and actor. |
| Alagia Fieschi | Daughter of Count Nicolò Fieschi and niece of Pope Adrian V. |
| Alamode | A 17th century silk material, used in England and France |
| Alate | A winged reproductive caste from a social insect colony in its winged form |
| Albatross (cloth) | A lightweight, soft material with a napped and slightly creped surface |
| Albear Aqueduct | A water supply system of Havana, Cuba |
| Albert Alan | Financial literacy advocate, and author. |
| Albert Edward Bridge | Railway bridge in Shropshire, England. |
| Albert Forster | Gauleiter of Danzig during WW2 executed for war crimes. |
| Albert Kuntz | German goldsmith, soldier, communist and concentration camp victim. |
| Albert R. Hall (Minnesota and Wisconsin politician) | 19th century American politician. |
| Albert cloth | A type of double cloth |
| Alberta Fish and Game Association | Fish and wildlife conservation charitable organization in Alberta, Canada. |
| Alcides Figueroa Bilingual School | Bilingual, magnet secondary school located in Añasco, Puerto Rico. |
| Aldoth | A hamlet in Cumbria, England |
| Alemoor Loch | A lake in the Scottish borders, Scotland |
| Alepochori, Achaea | Community of Erymanthos, Achaea, Greece. |
| Alethiology | The study of the nature of truth |
| Alex (automobile) | 1908 prototype light car produced by Alexander and Co. |
| Alex Dallman | 21st century American politician. |
| Alex Finkelman | Biography of a Rhode Island state representative. |
| Alexander Bailey (Wisconsin politician) | 19th century American educator, farmer, and postmaster. |
| Alexander J. Irwin | 19th century American politician. |
| Alexander Kovalevsky | Russian 19th-century embryologist. |
| Alexander du Toit | A South African geologist (1878–1948) |
| Alexandra Rietz | Former police superintendent, presenter and actress. |
| Alexandre Lyambabaje | Rwandan statistician and politician. |
| Alexandreia railway station | Railway station of Skydra in Central Macedonia, Greece. |
| Alexis Ringwald | Woman entrepreneur in education technology. |
| Alf Schwarz | A Canadian sociologist |
| Alfa Romeo Arna | Hatchback produced by the Italian manufacturer Alfa Romeo Nissan Autoveicoli S.p.A. |
| Alfred L. Cary | 19th century American lawyer and politician. |
| Alfred Lawless High School | Former high school in New Orleans. |
| Algiers-Cape Town Rally | History of a series of trans African north-south road races in the 20th century. |
| Ali Bakouei | An Iranian nuclear scientist assassinated by Israel |
| Ali Tatar | Governor of Duhok, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. |
| Ali ibn Yusuf ibn Umar | The sixth Emir of Crete |
| Alice Blue Gown | Popular 1919 song from the musical Irene. |
| Alice Cleaver | English nanny, survivor of the RMS Titanic. |
| Alice Lounsberry | American botanist, dendrologist and author. |
| Alicia El Haj | A Professor and the Interdisciplinary Chair of Cell Engineering |
| Alicia anisopetala | South American species of flowering vine. |
| Aliqoli Jadid-ol-Eslam | A Portuguese figure who flourished in late 17th and early 18th century Safavid Iran |
| Aliquippa station | Historic railway station, Pennsylvania, U. S. |
| Alison Macrina | Librarian and Director of the Library Freedom Project. |
| Alison Pearson (accused witch) | Scottish person (c.1533–1588) executed for witchcraft. |
| Alive (P.O.D. song) | 2001 single by P.O.D. |
| Aliyah (Torah) | The honor of reciting the blessings that precede the chanting of a Torah portion |
| Aljunied family | A family of Arab Singaporeans of Yemeni origin |
| Alkaff Mansion | The Alkaff Mansion in Singapore |
| Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan | A non-governmental organization in Pakistan |
| All-Bran | Breakfast cereal made by WK Kellogg Co. |
| All-Star Triangle Bowl | Bowling alley in South Carolina, U.S.A. |
| All-on-4 | A prosthodontics procedure |
| All About Us (t.A.T.u. song) | 2005 single by t.A.T.u. |
| All American Gangsta | 2004 studio album by E.S.G. |
| All American Quarter Horse Congress | The All American Quarter Horse Congress is the largest single breed horse show in the world. |
| All Glocks Down | 1995 single by Heather B. |
| All My Girls | 2006 EP by May J. |
| All Night Radio (song) | A song from Japanese singer Ado |
| All Nite Madness | 2004 studio album by Mousse T. |
| All Rise News | All Rise News is an American online publisher of legal and political news. |
| All Sides (O.A.R. album) | 2008 studio album by O.A.R. |
| All That's Dead | A 2019 novel by Stuart MacBride |
| All Trinidad General Workers' Trade Union | Trade union in Trinidad and Tobago. |
| All We Are (album) | 2014 studio album by O.R.B. |
| All in the Past | A painting by Vassily Maximov |
| All the Things She Said | 2002 single by t.A.T.u. |
| Alla mot en | A Swedish game show |
| Alldutch Movement | A movement in Central Europe |
| Alleged military conspiracy of 1877 | Possible coup attempt in France, during the 16 May 1877 crisis. |
| Allen Fuller (minister) | Minister (1798-1864) aided the spread of Universalism in the Southern states of America. |
| Allen R. Bushnell | 19th century American politician. |
| Alliance to Save Energy | A How to Save Energy |
| Alligator Bay | A swamp in the U.S. state of Georgia |
| Alma Nungarrayi Granites | Australian Walpiri artist. |
| Almgren regularity theorem | The singular set of a mass-minimizing surface has codimension at least 2 |
| Almond chicken | American Chinese dish. |
| Almost-a-Dog Mountain | Mountain in Montana, U.S.A. |
| Almost Here (The Academy Is... album) | 2005 studio album by The Academy Is... |
| Almost periodic function | A function that "converges" to periodicity |
| Alnham | Hamlet in Northumberland, England. |
| Aloe peglerae | Species of small, stemless South African aloe. |
| Alone (E.M.D. song) | 2008 single by E.M.D. |
| Alpha-2 blocker | Drugs blocking alpha-2 adrenergic receptors, limited clinical application in humans. |
| Alphitonia whitei | Species of flowering tree, endemic to Queensland, Australia. |
| Alpine Biogeographic Region | A mountainous environment in Europe |
| Alsagoff family | A family of Arab Singaporeans of Hadhrami origin |
| Altamont, Missouri | A village in Missouri, United States |
| Altishahr | A name of the Tarim Basin region |
| Altory Township, Decatur County, Kansas | Township in Kansas, United States. |
| Altreu | A village in Lebern District, Switzerland |
| Altınordu, Ordu | A second level municipality in Turkey |
| Alvin C. Reis | American lawyer and Wisconsin Circuit Court Judge, member of the Wisconsin Senate and Assembly. |
| Amalgamated Housing Cooperative | Historic Apartment Community in New York City's borough of the Bronx. |
| Amanitenmemide | Nubian king. |
| Amapi | 3D modeler created by Yonowat S.A. |
| Amateur Baseball Federation of India | Governing body of baseball. |
| Amaya School of Home Industries | Public high school in Cavite, Philippines. |
| Amazon Sidewalk | A mesh wireless network developed by Amazon |
| Amberson Barrington Marten | Chief Justice of the Bombay High Court. |
| Ambient light sensor | A sensor that detects available light levels |
| Ambient optic array | The structured arrangement of light with respect to a point of observation |
| Ambient space (mathematics) | The space surrounding an object |
| Amblyosporidae | A type of microsporidian fungi |
| Ambrosian hymns | Latin hymnody in from the 4th century. Contained in the Old and New Hymnals. |
| Amelia Bunbury | Australian artist and horse breeder (1863–1956). |
| America Eats | A branch of the Federal Writers' Project |
| American Caesar | 1978 biography of Douglas MacArthur by William Manchester. |
| American Dog Breeders Association | Dog breed registry. |
| American Radiator Company | American manufacturing company. |
| American Staffing Association | A trade association representing American staffing industry |
| American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 | Federal law in the United States changing taxation, "ATRA". |
| American University of Kurdistan | The American University of Kurdistan, Duhok |
| Ameristar Casino East Chicago | Riverboat casino in East Chicago . |
| Ames Almanack | First almanac printed in the British North American colonies. |
| Amfibian Tales | 2000 studio album by Tom Marshall and Co. |
| Aminu Saira | Nigerian filmmaker, director, and story writer (born 1979). |
| Amir Majd | The first commander of the Basij force |
| Amira Nowaira | Egyptian academic, translator, columnist and author. |
| Ammonas of Egypt | Christian monk and saint of Egypt. |
| Amonix | Former US solar power manufacturer. |
| Amorphophallus pusillus | Species of flowering plant. |
| Amorphous magnet | A type of magnetic order |
| Amouage | Amouage is an international luxury fragrance brand. |
| Ampang Jaya Municipal Council | A local authority in Selangor |
| Amrit Campus | A campus affiliated with TU |
| Amsoldingersee | A lake in Switzerland |
| Amsterdam Tulip Museum | A museum about tulips in Amsterdam |
| Amvrosije Janković | Serbian painter-iconographer. |
| Américo Mendoza Mori | Harvard scholar from Peru and language activist. |
| An Ordinary Day (song) | 2004 song by g.o.d. |
| Ana Book Store | A secondhand bookstore in Singapore |
| Anabaptist/Mennonite Church sexual misconduct cases | Sexual misconduct claims within the Anabaptist/Mennonite Church. |
| Anabasse | A kind of blanketing |
| Anaconda Range | A group of high mountains located in southwestern Montana |
| Anaku (dress) | A skirt-type draped garment of indigenous women in the Inca Empire. |
| Ananda Mohan College | The oldest college in Mymensingh, Bangladesh |
| Anangpur | A historical village located near Faridabad in Haryana, India |
| Anara Tower | Building in Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai. |
| Anasaitis locuples | A species of jumping spider |
| Anastasia Formation | Geologic formation deposited in Florida during the Late Pleistocene epoch. |
| Anatole Broyard | American editor, essayist, literary critic, and memoirist (1920–1990). |
| Anatoly Volin | The Chairman of the Supreme Court of the USSR in 1948 – 1957 |
| Anatomy of the human heart | A muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body and its structure |
| Anaxyrus | Genus of true toads in the family Bufonidae. |
| Anchana Heemmina | A Thai human rights activist |
| Anchor Me (song) | The Mutton Birds song |
| Ancient Artifacts | 1985 studio album by D.I. |
| Ancient Egyptian corkscrew-horned sheep | A type of sheep in ancient southern Egypt and Nubia |
| Ancient North Yarmouth and Yarmouth, Maine 1636–1936: A History | A historical publication by William Hutchinson Rowe |
| Ancient theater of Alauna | Roman-era spectacle building in Valognes, France. |
| Ancient theater of Sabratha | Roman theater of the ancient city of Sabratha, Libya. |
| And That | 2012 studio album by The D.O.T. |
| Anders Callert | A Swedish Major General |
| Anders Eka | Justice of Swedish Supreme Court. |
| Andersen sampler | A type of cascade impactor that measures viable bioaerosols |
| Andhra Loyola College | A college in vijayawada |
| Andrei Kubatin | Uzbek archaeologist, Turkologist and historian. Political prisoners in Uzbekistan. |
| Andres Cuevas | Professor of engineering at the Australian National University, Canberra. |
| Andrew C. Love | NBC Radio executive, director, producer, in Hollywood, from the 1930s through the 1970s. |
| Andrew Leipus | Australian physiotherapist. |
| Andrew MacLeod | Australian/British philanthropist. |
| Andrey Anokhin | Russian ethnographer/music scientist/composer. |
| André Michel (lawyer) | Human rights lawyer in Haiti. |
| André Noël (chef) | French chef in the service of King Frederick II of Prussia. |
| Anfield Rap | 1988 single by Liverpool F.C. |
| Ang Daigdig Ko'y Ikaw | 1965 Filipino film directed by Efren Reyes Sr. |
| Ang Singsing ng Dalagang Marmol | 1905 novel by Isabelo de los Reyes and Sr. |
| Angara-1.2pp | A test version of Angara-1.2 to test Angara-5 parts too |
| Angel (Swedish band) | A 1990s Swedish girl pop band |
| Angelika Kauffmann Museum | Museum in Austria of the Swiss painter Angelica Kauffman. |
| Angeline Impelido | Former Filipino international footballer. |
| Anger (downset. song) | 1994 single by downset. |
| Angles (tribe) | A Germanic people from present day northern Germany |
| Anglezarke Reservoir | A reservoir in Lancashire, England |
| Anglo-Algerian War | The Angelo-Algerian War |
| Anglo-Norman horse | A horse breed developed in Lower Normandy in France |
| Angry Samoans (album) | 1997 studio album by Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E. |
| Anidex | A synthetic, stretchable fiber |
| Animal (F**k Like a Beast) | 1984 single by W.A.S.P. |
| Animal House (U.D.O. album) | 1987 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Animal weapon | Traits of members of an animal species, used to fight others for access to resources. |
| Animal welfare and rights in Brazil | The treatment of and laws concerning non-human animals in Brazil |
| Animal welfare and rights in China | The treatment of and laws concerning non-human animals in China |
| Animal welfare and rights in Denmark | The treatment of and laws concerning non-human animals in Denmark |
| Animal welfare and rights in Russia | The treatment of and laws concerning non-human animals in Russia |
| Animal welfare in New Zealand | The treatment of and laws concerning non-human animals in New Zealand |
| Animal welfare in Thailand | The treatment of and laws concerning non-human animals in Thailand |
| Anke Beenen | A notable speedskater in the Netherlands in late 19th century |
| Ann-Marie Holmes | Irish Engineer. |
| Ann E. Elsner | American researcher. |
| Ann Henning Jocelyn | Swedish-born Irish playwright, translator and author. |
| Ann Stone Minot | American biochemist and physiologist. |
| Ann Wyatt | English philanthropist who left notable for educational bequests in Edmonton. |
| Anna Canteen | A subsidised meal initiative by the Government of Andhra Pradesh |
| Anna Wong (artist) | A Chinese Canadian artist, master printmaker and educator, based in Vancouver. |
| Annandale Water | A small loch in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland |
| Anne Hoo | Lady Anne Hoo, great grandmother to Anne Boleyn, Queen of England. |
| Anne Philipe | 1917-1990, French writer, ethnologist, and documentary filmmaker. |
| Anne of Denmark and her African servants | The queen of Scotland and England had servants from Africa |
| Annie Get Your Gun (original Broadway cast recording) | 1946 cast recording by Ethel Merman etc. |
| Annie Gill | Indian television actress. |
| Annie Katsura Rollins | American artist, scenic designer and puppeteer. |
| Annie Maude Norton Battelle | American suffragette and philanthropist. |
| Annulus (botany) | A ring of specialized cells on the sporangium |
| Annunciation Council | A council of elected Serb representatives |
| Annunciation Seminary, Bailu | Former Catholic seminary in Sichuan, China. |
| Anomaly (natural sciences) | A persisting deviation |
| Anomaly Six | American media intelligence company. |
| Another Body Murdered | 1993 single by Faith No More and Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E. |
| Another Magazine | Fashion and culture magazine published in the U.K. |
| Another Mother for Peace | Anti-war advocacy group founded in 1967 in opposition to the U.S. war in Vietnam. |
| Anselm Franke | A German Curator And Writer |
| Anshika Sharma | A Nepalese beauty contestant born in 1996. |
| Answer ellipsis | A shortened answer, such as "who walked the dog?" "Tom (did)" |
| Anta Nante | 2024 single by Riria. |
| Antarcticfjellet | Arctic mountain range on fhe Svalbard island of Bjørnøya. |
| Antati | A style of verse in Tamil poetry |
| Ante Up (song) | 2000 single by M.O.P. |
| Anterior teeth | The incisors and canine teeth |
| Anthon Berg | Danish chocolatier and a brand of Toms International. |
| Anthony Abbing | A German-American blacksmith killed during the Titanic |
| Anthropomorphized food | Anthropomorphic foods and their depictions in media and folklore. |
| Anti-Dumping Measures on Biodiesel by the European Union | A WTO Dispute Settlement case by the European Union |
| Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft | A class of ASW corvettes of the Indian Navy |
| Anti-War Coalition | Coalition of South African activists. |
| Anti-clerical riots of 1835 | Riots against religious orders in Spain in 1835. |
| Anticipatory grief | A feeling of grief before an impending loss |
| Antimetric electrical network | Electrical network that exhibits anti-symmetrical electrical properties. |
| Antimicrobial copper-alloy touch surfaces | The ability for copper to prevent frequently touched surfaces from spreading pathogens |
| Antiochian Western Rite Vicariate | A vicariate of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America |
| Antonio Forte | Bishop of Avellino and previously Bishop of Ariano Irpino-Lacedonia. |
| Antonio Machoni | Italian Jesuit, linguist and cartographer. |
| Antonio Walker | Chilean politician. |
| Ants of the Democratic Republic of the Congo | A summary of ants occurring in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. |
| António José Teles de Meneses | A Portuguese colonial administrator |
| Anxiety Always | 2003 studio album by ADULT. |
| Any Kuki Tribes | A category of Scheduled Tribes recognised by Government of India |
| Any Time Now (O.A.R. album) | 2002 live album by O.A.R. |
| Aomori Belt Highway | A bypass of the city of Aomori, Japan |
| Apartment for Peggy | 1948 comedy film directed by George Seaton starring William Holden. |
| Apeatse | A suburban of Bogoso |
| Aperam | A company that produces stainless steel |
| Aphrahat (hermit) | Hermit of Persian origin. |
| Apolinar Velez | A key leader in the Philippine Revolution and the Philippine-American War |
| Apollon (Norwegian magazine) | A quarterly popular science magazine in Oslo, Norway |
| Apostolic Pardon | A type of Catholic indulgence |
| Appendix Vergiliana | Collection of Poems written by Virgil. |
| Apple Business BASIC | Version of the BASIC programming language for the Apple III computer. |
| Apple Maggot Quarantine Area | Permanent quarantine area established by the U.S. state of Washington. |
| Applecross Bay | A bay on the west coast of Scotland |
| Appleton North High School | Public high school in Appleton, Wisconsin. |
| Application directory | A grouping of software code |
| Application of biofilms in industry | The use of microbial biofilms for chemical production |
| Applied Microbiology International | Bringing the international microbiology community together to advance scientific impact. |
| Appling County High School | American public school in Georgia, USA. |
| April 9 Cuban strike | A general strike in Cuba on April 9. |
| Aptery | The state of winglessness |
| Apulum (castra) | Ancient Roman legionary fort in Dacia; predecessor to Alba Julia in modern Romania. |
| Aquatic Hall of Fame and Museum of Canada | Sports museum in MB, Canada. |
| Arab Bureau | Department of British Intelligence in Cairo during the First World War. |
| Arabology (album) | 2009 studio album by Y.A.S. |
| Aragats Cosmic Ray Research Station | The Aragats Cosmic Ray Research Station |
| Arakkonam Lok Sabha constituency | One of the 39 Parliamentary Constituencies in Tamil Nadu, in India. |
| Aram I | The catholicos of the Holy See of Cilicia |
| Araruama Lagoon | A hyper saline lake in Brazil |
| Arasvikfjorden | A fjord in Trøndelag and Møre og Romsdal counties, Norway |
| Aravah (Sukkot) | A leafy branch of the willow tree |
| Arbanaška River | A river in Serbia |
| Arborychoi | A nation of northern Gaul |
| Arbuthnot Lake | A lake in Washington State, U.S. |
| Arcadia Lake (Oklahoma) | A lake in Oklahoma, U.S. |
| Archaeaspis | Extinct redlichiid trilobites from the Cambrian. |
| Archaeoacoustics | Study of sound or soundwaves and their relation to ancient relics, structures, etc. |
| Archaeological Garden of the Hospital of Lisieux | French public garden. |
| Archaeological Museum, Vijayapura | A museum in the Indian state of Karnataka. |
| Archaeological Museum of Argos | Archaeological museum in Peloponnese, Greece. |
| Archaeological Museum of Arta | Archaeological museum in Epirus, Greece. |
| Archaeological Museum of Cherchell | Archaeological museum in Tipaza Province, Algeria. |
| Archaeological Museum of Epidaurus | Archaeological museum in Peloponnese, Greece. |
| Archaeological Museum of Eretria | Archaeological museum in Euboea regional unit, Central Greece. |
| Archambault Lake (Saint-Donat) | A lake in Saint-Donat, Quebec, Canada |
| Archery Australia | Governing body for the sport of archery in Australia. |
| Archimedean ordered vector space | A binary relation on a vector space |
| Archimedean point | A hypothetical "God's-eye view" of the world |
| Archway Hospital | Hospital in Highgate, London. |
| Ardblair Castle | 16th century Scottish castle. |
| Arden, Warwickshire | The Forest of Arden, territory in the West Midlands |
| Are We Experimental? | 2009 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Area 52 (album) | 2012 studio album by Rodrigo y Gabriela/C.U.B.A. |
| Arena Homme + | Fashion magazine published in the U.K. |
| Arenc affair | Affair in Marseille, France on the police abduction of Mohamed Chérif. |
| Argiñeta Necropolis | A Middle Age cemetery in Elorrio, Spain |
| Argus Centre | Highrise office building in Victoria, Australia. |
| Ariane flight VA262 | Maiden Flight Of Ariane 6 Rocket Family. |
| Ariel G. Loewy | Romanian biochemist. |
| Ariela Bogenberger | German screenwriter, producer, cabaret director and journalist. |
| Arindam Chaudhuri | Indian businessman, founder of a diploma-mill. |
| Aristides Carlos Rodrigues Museum | Paleontology, Natural history museum. in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. |
| Aristidis Soiledis | A Greek former footballer |
| Ark Avilon Zoo | Zoo in Pasig, Philippines. |
| Arkansas Southern Railroad (1892–1905) | The Arkansas Southern Railroad was a small railroad existing between 1892 to 1905 |
| Arm span | The distance from finger tips to finger tips |
| Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory | A forensics laboratory run by U.S. Department of Defense |
| Armenian Caritas | Social welfare and humanitarian relief organisation of the Catholic Church in Armenia. |
| Armenian Press in France | Armenian-language press. |
| Armillaria luteobubalina | Species of fungus in the family Physalacriaceae. |
| Army Air Defence Command (Pakistan) | Pakistan Army's air defence formation. |
| Army Desert Warfare School | Pakistan Army training formation for desert warfare. |
| Army High Altitude School | Pakistan Army training formation for mountain warfare. |
| Army of the Southwest | A Union Army that served during the American Civil War. |
| Army training regiment (United Kingdom) | A unit providing Basic Phase 1 Training for nearly every element of the British Army |
| Arnav Kapur | Computer scientist. |
| Arnold Brecht | One of the leading government officials in the Weimar Republic. |
| Arnold Drive Bridge | Historic truss bridge in Eldridge, California, United States. |
| Arnold Strongwoman Classic | A sporting event - Strength Athletics |
| Aro Ngwa | Neighbourhood in Aba, Abia State. |
| Arohanam (novel) | 1969 novel by V. K. N. |
| Arresø | A huge Lake in Denmark |
| Arroio Dilúvio | Brook in Porto Alegre, Brazil. |
| Arrowood station | A light rail station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| Arsène Lacarrière-Latour | A French architect and civil engineer |
| Art Fair on the Square (Madison) | Art event held in Wisconsin, U.S.A. |
| Art Safiental | International contemporary land art biennale in Switzerland. |
| Arterial blood gas test | A test of blood taken from an artery that measures the amounts of certain dissolved gases |
| Arthur B. Ingram | 19th century American politician. |
| Arthur C. Neville | 25th Mayor of Green Bay, Wisconsin. |
| Arthur Sephton | Archdeacon of Craven from 1956 to 1972. |
| Arthur St Leger, 2nd Viscount Doneraile | Anglo-Irish politician and peer. |
| Artis (non-profit company) | Non-Profit art organization that supports contemporary artists from Israel. |
| Artois (cloak) | A long cloak worn by women in the 18th century. |
| ArtsLav | Former arts venue in Kennington, London. |
| Arts Square | Square in Saint Petersburg, Russia. |
| Arts and Entertainment (album) | 2009 studio album by Masta Ace and Ed O.G. |
| Artystone | A daughter of Cyrus the Great |
| Arular | 2005 studio album by M.I.A. |
| Arular Tour | 2005–06 concert tour by M.I.A. |
| Arunachalam (film) | 1997 film by Sundar C. |
| Aryan Khan | Indian filmmaker, director, screenwriter, actor and entrepreneur. |
| Aryanandi (8th century) | A Digambar Jain monk |
| Asahi Dam (Gifu) | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Ascent Abort-2 | Successful test of the Launch Abort System of NASA's Orion spacecraft. |
| Ascetosporea | A group of eukaryotes that are parasites of animals |
| Asgog Loch | A lake in Argyll and Bute, Scotland |
| Ashery | A ___location or factory producing lye from wood ash |
| Ashford Reservoir | A reservoir in Somerset, England |
| Ashkenormativity | A form of Eurocentrism within Ashkenazi Jewish culture |
| Ashridge Dining Club | The meetings of an English political club 1933-1938 |
| Ashtakam | A poem with eight stanzas |
| Asia Pacific Geoparks Network | A regional network of Geoparks. |
| Asia Pacific Transport Consortium | A consortium involved in construction of the Alice Springs to Darwin railway line |
| Aso Olona | A Yoruba patterned hand woven fabric |
| Aso oke | A Yoruba handwoven fabric |
| Asociación Scouts de Colombia | The national Scout organization in Colombia |
| Aspen Soda | Discontinued apple-flavoured soda drink by PepsiCo. |
| Aspri | A group advisors to Indonesian President Suharto |
| Asraya | Refuge in eastern religions and astrology. |
| Assembly (novel) | A novel by Natasha Brown |
| Assistant Treasurer of Victoria | The Assistant Treasurer of Victoria |
| Association of Business Trial Lawyers | A voluntary bar association |
| Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for Negroes | Defunct Accreditation Association. |
| Associative memory (psychology) | The ability to remember and learn the association between unrelated objects |
| Associação Ferroviária de Esportes (women) | A Brazilian professional women's association football club |
| Assumption Abbey, Missouri | A religious house in Missouri |
| Assura plc | Property company based in the U.K. |
| Aster tonglingensis | Species of plant in the Aster family. |
| Astley Ainslie Hospital | Hospital in Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| Aston Rowant National Nature Reserve | A Chiltern Hills nature reserve |
| Astoria (houseboat) | Houseboat on the River Thames housing a recording studio, owned by musician David Gilmour. |
| Asu Dev | A pioneer artist of Assam India |
| Asymphorodes adynatus | A moth of the family Agonoxenidae from French Polynesia |
| Atakent | A settlement in Turkey |
| AtariWriter | Word processor program for Atari 8-bit computers. |
| Atatürk Cup | Football competition in Turkey. |
| Atayurt | A settlement in Turkey |
| Atelian regression | A Caspian Sea regression |
| Athanasius Sakharov | A Russian Orthodox Saint and Hymnographer, canonized in 2000. |
| AthensCon | Annual convention. |
| Atherton Mill station | Former heritage streetcar station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| Athirasa | A sweet in Sri Lankan cuisine |
| Athletics at the 2003 All-Africa Games – Women's discus throw | The Richest musician in Liberia |
| Athletics at the 2015 Summer Universiade – Women's 100 metres hurdles | Sports. |
| Atkinson County High School | American school in Georgia, USA. |
| Atlanta Marriott Marquis | Second-tallest hotel in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A. |
| Atlantis (F.I.R. album) | 2011 studio album by F.I.R. |
| Atmakaraka | The soul's signifier in Hindu astrology |
| Atom (measure theory) | A measurable set with positive measure that contains no subset of smaller positive measure |
| Atom RPG | A post-apocalyptic role-playing video game |
| Atomic veteran | A soldier exposed to radiation at a site of a nuclear explosion |
| Atractaspis branchi | Species of snake. |
| Attribute clash | A display artifact caused by 8-bit colour on older computers |
| Aua (band) | AUA is an experimental duo from Germany that consists of Henrik Eichmann and Fabian Bremer. |
| Auberge (restaurant) | Former Michelin-starred restaurant in Amsterdam, Netherlands. |
| Auberge du Soleil | Restaurant and resort in California, with interiors designed by Michael Taylor. |
| Audax (cycling) | A long-distance cycling sport |
| Audioanalgesia | The relief of pain using white noise or music |
| Audrey Assad | American singer-songwriter and contemporary Christian music artist. |
| Audrey Napoleon | American electronic music producer and entrepreneur. |
| August Offer | 1940 Offer by British Government to India. |
| August Pictures | A Production House located in Singapore |
| Augustine Markevich | Belarusian born Ukrainian Orthodox Metropolitan. |
| Ault Park (Ontario) | Living museum in Ontario, Canada. |
| Aurora Award for Best Visual Presentation | Annual Canadian science fiction and fantasy awards for visual media. |
| Austin Australia | A 'design and construct' building organisation based in Sydney, Australia |
| Australasian Intervarsity Debating Championships | Annual debating tournament for teams from universities in the Australasian region. |
| Australian Aboriginal identity | The perception of oneself as Aboriginal Australian |
| Australian Association of Scientific Workers | A defunct Australian science workers' organisation |
| Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness | High security laboratory, run by the CSIRO for exotic animal disease diagnosis and research. |
| Australian High | A semi-permanent high pressure system over Southern Australia |
| Australian Sikh Heritage Trail | Heritage site and monument in Riverton, Western Australia. |
| Australian Woman's Sphere | A women's magazine in Australia (1900–1905) |
| Austrium | Proposed chemical element. |
| Authentic Movement | A form of expressive movement therapy |
| Authority for Regulation of Water and Energy Sectors | The national energy regulatory authority on Burundi |
| Authors' conference | A conference where writers gather to share and review work. |
| Autism Assistance Dogs Ireland | A national disability charity in Ireland |
| Autism in France | The history of autism in France |
| Autokabalesis | The act of jumping from a high place |
| Automobilwerk Eisenach | Defunct German automobile manufacturer. |
| Automotive warranty | A guarantee provided by a vehicle manufacturer or a third party, |
| Autonomous University of Chihuahua | Public university in Chihuahua, Mexico. |
| Autonomous university | A university with greater university autonomy |
| Autostereoscopy | A method of displaying stereoscopic images without the use of special headgear or glasses |
| Autostick | A kind of transmission |
| Autun oil shale deposit | Sedimentary basin containing oil shale in Autun, France. |
| Auxospore | A key stage in the lifecycle of diatoms |
| Available bit rate | A service used in ATM networks |
| Avelo diving system | Scuba set with variable density buoyancy control. |
| Avenue Habib Bourguiba | The historical political and the and economic heart of Tunisia |
| Avenue Road, Toronto | Major north-south street in Toronto, Ontario. |
| Avenue de Saint-Cloud (Versailles) | The Avenue de Saint-Cloud is a thoroughfare in Versailles, France. |
| Avenue de Sceaux | The Avenue de Sceaux is a thoroughfare in Versailles, France. |
| Averasboro, North Carolina | A township (formerly a town) |
| Aves Ridge | A ridge in the eastern Caribbean Sea west of the Lesser Antilles Volcanic Arc |
| Avilon Zoo | Zoo in Rizal, Philippines. |
| Avinash Dharmadhikari | Indian Administrative Services officer. |
| Away (G.E.M. song) | 2015 single by G.E.M. |
| Awkuzu | Awkuzu is a town in Oyi Local Government Area of Anambra state of Nigeria. |
| Axenic | A microbiological culture with only a single species or strain of organism |
| Axiom A | A class of dynamical systems |
| Axonometry | The process of projecting a three-dimensional object onto a two-dimensional plane |
| Ayam buah keluak | A Peranakan dish made of chicken |
| Ayano Yamamoto | Japanese actress, voice actress, and idol. |
| Ayer Itam War Memorial Park | War memorial in George Town, Penang, Malaysia. |
| Ayia Sophia quarter, Nicosia | A Neighbourhood, Quarter or Mahalle of Nicosia, Cyprus |
| Aymara lordships | A group of native polities |
| Ayya (Pali word) | A pali language title of nobility in Buddhism |
| Az Much Ass Azz U Want | 1994 EP by H.W.A. |
| Azai, Shiga | A town located in Shiga Prefecture, Japan |
| Azeotrope | A mixture of two or more liquids whose proportions do not change when the mixture is distilled |
| Azerbaijani ballet | Features of classical ballet in Azerbaijan. |
| Azerbaijanis in Ukraine | A national minority in Ukraine |
| Azhagana Naatkal | 2001 film by Sundar C. |
| Aztec Ace | Comic book title published by Eclipse Comics. |
| Aún Hay Algo (RBD song) | 2005 single by Mexican pop group RBD. |
| Aṣṭachāp | A group of eight devout poets who were disciples of Vallabhacharya |
| B.A.L.L. Four: Hardball | 1990 album by B.A.L.L. |
| B.A.P Live on Earth 2014 Continent Tour | 2014 concert tour by B.A.P. |
| B.Grimm | B.Grimm is a multinational conglomerate based in Bangkok, Thailand. |
| B.S. (song) | 2020 single by Jhené Aiko featuring H.E.R. |
| BA-30 | Soviet half-tracked armored car. |
| BB Airways | BB Airways got NOC from civil aviation authority of Nepal on March 2024. |
| BCODE | SMS message encoding tickets etc. |
| BD+29 5007 | Star in the constellation Pegasus. |
| BDO Network Bank | A subsidiary of Banco de Oro |
| BGG correspondence | The first example of the Koszul duality |
| BGL Group | Financial services company based in Peterborough, England. |
| BPO security | Information security at call centres etc. |
| BSA B44 Shooting Star | British single cylinder motorcycle, produced by BSA in the 1960s. |
| BSA Blue Star | A British single cylinder motorcycle, produced by BSA in the 1930s. |
| BSA Model E | Motorcycle produced by Birmingham Small Arms Co. |
| BT-5 | Soviet light tank used in the 1930s and WWII. |
| BTBP | A class of tetradentate ligand compounds |
| Ba Bể Lake | A lake in the Bắc Kạn Province of Vietnam |
| Baalensee | A lake in Brandenburg, Germany |
| Baba Višnja | The progenitor of the House of Obrenović |
| Babayu | Ward in Bahi District, Dodoma Region. |
| Baberowsee | A lake in Brandenburg, Germany |
| Babia, Spain | A comarca in León, Spain |
| Babine Lake | A large natural lake in British Columbia, Canada |
| Baby Boom Galaxy | The brightest starburst galaxy in the very distant universe |
| Baby Do You Wanna Bump | 1975 single by Boney M. |
| Baby Don't Cry (Keep Ya Head Up II) | 1999 single by 2Pac and Outlawz featuring H.E.A.T. |
| Baby Girl (album) | 2007 studio album by May J. |
| Baby Goodbye (E.M.D. song) | 2009 single by E.M.D. |
| Baby mama | A woman who is not married to her child's father |
| Babylon (W.A.S.P. album) | 2009 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| Babylon 5's use of the Internet | A study of science fiction fan interactions in the early Internet |
| Babylon A.D. (album) | 1989 studio album by Babylon A.D. |
| Bachdjerrah Forest | A forest in Bachdjerrah, Algeria. |
| Back 2 Base X | 2006 studio album by (hed) p.e. |
| Back 2 Life (Live It Up) | 2012 single by Sean Kingston featuring T.I. |
| Back of My Mind (H.E.R. album) | 2021 studio album by H.E.R. |
| Back to Back (P.I.D. album) | 1989 studio album by P.I.D. |
| Backup withholding | The sending of a portion of a payment to a tax authority |
| Bacon County High School | American school in Georgia, USA. |
| Bacterial, archaeal and plant plastid code | The genetic code found in genomes of bacteria, archaea, and plant plastids |
| Bad-jacketing | A term for planting doubt on an individual's bona fides or identity |
| Bad Bitty | 2024 single by J.P. |
| Bad Girls (M.I.A. song) | 2012 single by M.I.A. |
| Badmaanyambuugiin Bat-Erdene | Mongolian wrestler and politician. |
| Bafi Refuge | A refuge in Mount Parnitha National Park. |
| Bagboy (TV special) | Television comedy special. |
| Bagdad, Tamaulipas | Former settlement in Tamaulipas, Mexico. |
| Baghjan | Village in Assam, India. |
| Bagi Kumar Verma | Former minister in Government of Bihar. |
| Bahadur (character) | Hindi literary character. |
| Bahawal Khan V | The Nawab of the Kingdom of Bahawalpur |
| Bahman Group | Iranian vehicle manufacturer founded in 1952. |
| Bahmani–Vijayanagar War (1417–1419) | A conflict between the Vijayanagara Empire and Bahamani Sultanate |
| Bahmani–Vijayanagar War (1443) | The last war between the Bahmanis and Vijayanagar |
| Bahuman | A village in Punjab, Pakistan |
| Baháʼí symbols | Symbols used in the Baháʼí Faith. |
| Baidiequn | A one-piece wrap around, Chinese skirt |
| Baie de la Dauphine | Natural harbour on the Loranchet Peninsula, Kerguelen Islands. |
| Baikal Rift Zone | Part of the boundary between the Amur and Eurasian tectonic plates. |
| Bail handle | Open loop handle for carrying or hanging items, or as a drawer pull. |
| Bakers Oven | A former British bakery chain that was acquired by Greggs |
| Bala Loca | A Chilean television series |
| Balanced heave compensation | Technology using the principle of a balanced-arm for motion compensation. |
| Balcılar, Taşkent | A settlement in Turkey |
| Bald Knobbers | Vigilante group in the Ozarks of Missouri in the later 1880s. |
| Baldo (Italian comics) | The title character of an Italian comic series created by Luciano Bottaro |
| Baldwin High School (Georgia) | American public school in Georgia, USA. |
| Baliati Zamindari | A historical place in Saturia Upazila, Manikganj District |
| Balikbayan: From Victims to Survivors | Canadian Jon Jon Rivero's volunteer experience in Tacloban, Philippines. |
| Balkanstreitkräfte | Austro-Hungarian field army deployed against Serbia in World War I. |
| Ballymacrah | A townland near Castlebar, County Mayo, Ireland |
| Ballysaggartmore Towers | Historic site in Lismore, County Waterford. |
| Balmoral Grist Mill Museum | History museum in Balmoral Mills, Nova Scotia. |
| Baltimore (magazine) | Monthly magazine published by Rosebud Entertainment L.L.C. |
| Baltimore Freedom Academy | A former charter middle-high school in Baltimore, Maryland |
| Baltimore Science Fiction Society | A literary organization in Baltimore, Maryland, United States |
| Baltimore Wecker | A 19th-century German-language newspaper in Baltimore, Maryland |
| Balzarine | A cotton and worsted fabric of the 19th century |
| Bamberg witch trials | A witch hunt in 17th century Germany |
| Bamboo forest | A forest made up of bamboo |
| BanLec | A lectin of banana fruits |
| Banadi Shehak | A female warrior from modern-day Pakistan |
| Bananatex | A biodegradable fabric made from Abacá banana plant fibres |
| Banania | A chocolate drink found most widely distributed in France |
| Banat Swabian dialect | A brief article on the Banat Swabian dialect spoken by the Banat Swabians in Banat, Romania |
| Banca Popolare di Lecco | Former Italian bank. |
| Banda Sea | A sea between Sulawesi and Maluku |
| Banda Station | Railway station in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. |
| Bandelier Tuff | A geologic formation in New Mexico |
| Bandjoun Museum | Hospital in Bandjoun, Cameroon. |
| Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board | A government agency in Bengaluru |
| Bangka anak-anak | A very small dugout canoes of Philippines |
| Bangkok Plot | A 1950s conspiracy to topple Norodom Sihanouk |
| Banhua | Chinese term for any printed art objects with wooden blocks.. |
| Bank clearing number | A number used to identify institutions |
| Bank of East Asia | The largest independent local Hong Kong bank |
| Bank of Khartoum | The largest bank in Sudan |
| Bankipur (Bengal) | Village in West Bengal. |
| Banks County High School | American public school in Georgia, USA. |
| Banksia aculeata | Shrub of the family Proteaceae native to the southwest of Western Australia. |
| Banksia solandri | Species of shrub in the family Proteaceae from southwest Western Australia. |
| Banksia undata | Species of shrub in the family Proteaceae endemic to Western Australia. |
| Bannan line | A MRT Route in Great Taipei Metropolitan |
| Banner of the Virgin of Guadalupe | Historic Mexican flag, was the first National flag. |
| Banosh | Ukrainian dish, type of a cornmeal stew. |
| Baptist Levinz | Anglican bishop of Sodor and Man 1684 to 1692. |
| Bar Brahma | A bar in São Paulo, Brazil |
| Bar Council of Himachal Pradesh | The article is on members practicing law in Himachal Pradesh |
| Bar Council of Madhya Pradesh | The article is about lawyer members in India. |
| Bar mleczny | A Polish cafeteria providing government-subsidized meals |
| Bara, Punjab | An Archeological Site of Village Bara in Punjab, India |
| Baradates | Syrian hermit. |
| Barasat College | College affiliated with West Bengal State University. Barasat. |
| Barbershop quartet | A cappella close harmony singing group |
| Barcode Battler | Handheld game console by Epoch Co. |
| Bard High School Early College Baltimore | A charter high school in Baltimore, Maryland |
| Barege | Blended fabric of silk and wool. A lightweight, sheer fabric matching a gauze. |
| Bargi (caste) | The Bargi are a Hindu caste found in Northern India |
| Barguzin Range | Mountain range in Buryatia, Russia. |
| Barilaro v Shanks-Markovina | Defamation case before the Federal Court of Australia. |
| Barlonyo Memorial Site | Memorial site in Lira district in Uganda. |
| Barlow Park | Multi-sports facility and stadium in Parramatta Park, Cairns, Queensland, Australia. |
| Barnards Miniature Railway | 7 1/4 gauge miniature railway in Brentwood, Essex. |
| Barograph | A barometer that records the barometric pressure over time in graphical form |
| Baron Multon of Egremont | A title of nobility in the peerage system of England |
| Baron and feme | A couple considered as one person |
| Baron of Howorth de Sacavém | A noble title |
| Baron of Joane | A noble title |
| Baron of Koenigswarter | A noble title |
| Baron of Linhó | A noble title |
| Baron of Lordelo | A noble title |
| Baron of Massarelos | A noble title |
| Baron of Miranda do Corvo | A noble title |
| Baron of Mogadouro | A noble title |
| Baron of Monte Córdova | A noble title |
| Baroness Longueville (1804 ship) | A ship built in New York in 1804 |
| Baroo | Town and union council in Punjab province, Pakistan. |
| Barranco Hondo | Neighborhood of the municipality of Candelaria, Santa Cruz de Tenerife. |
| Barre Center for Buddhist Studies | A center for Buddhist Studies in Barre, Massachusetts |
| Barre Denis | A town in Island of Saint Lucia |
| Barrington Stoke | A book publisher based in Edinburgh |
| Barré (fabric) | A defect in fabrics |
| Barstyčiai stone | The biggest erratic stone in Lithuania |
| Barton Brands | A distilled spirits and liquors brand |
| Barx homeobox 1 | May play a role in developing teeth and craniofacial mesenchyme of neural crest origin. |
| Barycentric Julian Date | Julian Date corrected with respect to the barycentre of the Solar System. |
| Barytone | A word without a final-syllable accent in Ancient Greek |
| Barão Vermelho (album) | 1982 long-play and tape. by Barão Vermelho. |
| Basal body | Protein structure found at the base of cilium or flagellum). |
| Basamia | Ethnic group in Eastern Uganda and Western Kenya. |
| Base Borden Military Museum | Military museum in Ontario, Canada. |
| Bashkir–Russian code-switching | The mixing of languages among bilingual Bashkir people |
| Baskerville effect | Claim that superstitious beliefs cause heart attacks. |
| Basket-handle arch | Plane curve drawn by an odd number of circular arcs. |
| Basolateral amygdala | The lateral, basal, and accessory-basal nuclei of the amygdala |
| Basque bowls | Basque variants of bowling games. |
| Bass Computer | 1991 studio album by Techmaster P.E.B. |
| Bassey Ekpo Bassey | A Nigerian journalist and politician |
| Bassin de Lampy | Reservoir in Aude Near villages of Lampoit and Foncroisette. |
| Batakari Festival | A cultural event organised to showcase Batakari, a traditional handmade Ghanaian smock. |
| Batavia (cloth) | A fashionable silk material in the 18th century made at Batavia (now Jakarta) |
| Bathometer | A scientific instrument for measuring water depth |
| Battery (baseball) | The pitcher and catcher |
| Battle of Aberdeen (1644) | A Battle that took place during the Wars of the Three Kingdoms |
| Battle of Aberdeen (1646) | A Battle that took place during the Wars of the Three Kingdoms |
| Battle of Ain Zara | A battle that occurred during the Italo-Turkish War |
| Battle of Al-Regeai | Battle between the Ikhwan and combined Kuwaiti-British forces. |
| Battle of Alford | A Battle that took place during the Wars of the Three Kingdoms |
| Battle of Auldearn | A Battle that took place during the Wars of the Three Kingdoms |
| Battle of Aylesbury | A Battle in 1643 during the First English Civil War |
| Battle of Baecula | Major field battle in Iberia during the Second Punic War. |
| Battle of Bajo Palacé | First battle of the Colombian War of Independence (1811). |
| Battle of Benghazi (1911) | A battle that occurred during the Italo-Turkish War |
| Battle of Borny–Colombey | A battle that took place during the Franco-Prussian War |
| Battle of Brentford (1642) | A Battle that took in 1642 during the First English Civil War |
| Battle of Cernăuți | The Battle of Cernăuți during the Polish-Moldavian War (1502-1510) |
| Battle of Chinhat | A battle during Indian Rebellion of 1857 |
| Battle of Ctesiphon (1915) | A battle in 1915 during the First World War |
| Battle of Dalnaspidal | A Battle that took during the Glencairn Rising |
| Battle of Derna (1912) | A small battle that occurred during the Italo-Turkish War |
| Battle of Dollar | A battle between Scottish and viking forces in 875 AD |
| Battle of Formoso River | Naval battle between Aceh and Portugal in the Malay peninsula. |
| Battle of Galashki (2002) | Battle near Galashki in 2002. |
| Battle of Ganja (1826) | The battle in the Russo-Persian War (1826–28) |
| Battle of Gnojno | Clash between Polish and Ukrainian insurgents. |
| Battle of IJsselmeer | Battle during the Eighty Years' War. |
| Battle of Kalimanci | A battle fought during the Second Balkan War |
| Battle of Kalvarija | A battle in 1915 during the First World War |
| Battle of Kanzan | A tribal battle in Arabia in 1915 |
| Battle of Khasauka | The battle for independence of Karachays in the Caucasian war |
| Battle of Kronstadt | A naval battle in 1790 |
| Battle of Kufit | A battle called Kufit between Ethiopian forces and Mahdist Sudanese forces. |
| Battle of Kunjpura | A battle during the Maratha-Afghan Wars |
| Battle of Las Taironas | A battle of the Cuban War of Independence |
| Battle of Maguwo | Battle between Indonesian and Japanese forces in Yogyakarta, October 1945. |
| Battle of Nantwich | A Battle that took place in 1644 during the First English Civil War |
| Battle of Naxos | A sea battle that took place during the Boeotian War |
| Battle of New Ross (1643) | A Battle in 1643 during the Irish Confederate Wars |
| Battle of Olney Bridge | A skirmish that took place in 1643 during the First English Civil War |
| Battle of Pakosław | A battle in 1915 during the First World War |
| Battle of Perlis River | Naval battle between Aceh and Portugal in the Malay peninsula. |
| Battle of Pookkottur | A battle during the Malabar rebellion |
| Battle of Preveza (1911) | A battle that occurred during the Italo-Turkish War in 1911 |
| Battle of Rawalakot | A battle during First Kashmir War |
| Battle of Redon (1815) | Belic conflict. |
| Battle of Ripple Field | A Battle that took place in 1643 during the First English Civil War |
| Battle of Saarbrücken | A Short skirmish that took place during the Franco-Prussian War |
| Battle of Saumur (1940) | A battle during World War II |
| Battle of Shalateng | A battle fought in the Indo-Pakistani 1947-1948 |
| Battle of Shok Valley | A joint U.S - Afghan raid |
| Battle of Staouéli | A battle in the French conquest of Algiers |
| Battle of Stourbridge Heath | A small battle that took place in 1644 during the First English Civil War |
| Battle of Sultanabad | The 1812 battle of the Russo-Persian War |
| Battle of Tipton Green | A skirmish that took place in 1644 during the First English Civil War |
| Battle of Tobruk (1911) | A battle that occurred during the Italo-Turkish War |
| Battle of Tripoli (1911) | A battle that occurred during the Italo-Turkish War of 1911–1912 |
| Battle of Tullich | A Battle that took place during Glencairn's Rising |
| Battle of Upton | A Battle that took place during the Third English Civil War |
| Battle of Warrington Bridge (1651) | A skirmish that took place during the Third English Civil War |
| Battle of Wissembourg (1870) | A Battle that took place during the Franco-Prussian War |
| Battle of the Arar | A Battle that took place during the Gallic War |
| Battle of the Hellespont (321 BC) | The took place in 321 BCE between,battle |
| Battle of the Salnitsa river | The history of conflicts between Russians and nomads |
| Battle of Łomża | A battle in 1915 during the First World War on the Eastern front |
| Battle on the Oreške fields | A battle during the Macedonian struggle |
| Baviaanskloof Mega Reserve | Protected area in the Eastern Cape Province, South Africa. |
| Bay'ah (Ahmadiyya) | Pledge of allegiance to the faith in Ahmadiyya Islam. |
| Bay-Lakes Council | Scouting America council in the eastern fifth of Wisconsin. |
| Bay (cloth) | A coarse woolen cloth similar to Baize but lighter in weight and with shorter pile |
| Bay of Pigs Monument | Monument in Little Havana, Miami, commemorates those lost in the 1961 Bay of Pigs Invasion. |
| Bay of Salga | A bay on Terceira Island in Azores, Portugal |
| Bayan Qulï | A Mongol khan of Central Asia |
| Bayar (caste) | A hindu caste |
| Bayard's Cove Fort | English 16th-century artillery blockhouse. |
| Bayside Residence | Residential in Dubai, U.A.E. |
| Baytree Centre | Non-profit organisation. |
| Bazigaba | The bazigaba clan of the african great lakes region |
| Baćin massacre | Killing of 83 civilians just outside the village of Baćin, near Hrvatska Dubica. |
| Be'eri Badlands | A nature reserve in Israel |
| Be'eri Forest | A forest in Israel |
| Be Easy (T.I. song) | 2003 single by T.I. |
| Be Ever Wonderful | 2000 studio album by S.E.S. |
| Be Natural | 2000 song recorded by South Korean girl group S.E.S. |
| Bead weaving | A set of techniques for weaving sheets and objects of seed beads |
| Beam engine | Early configuration of the steam engine utilising a rocking beam to connect major components. |
| Beardsley Dam | Dam in Tuolumne County, California. |
| Bearwallow Mountain Andesite | A geologic formation in New Mexico |
| Beast (V.I.C. album) | 2008 studio album by V.I.C. |
| Beatrice Prize | Danish literary award. |
| Beauly Firth | A firth on the Northern east coast of Scotland |
| Beaumaris Gaol | Grade I listed building in Anglesey. |
| Beautiful Songs | 2003 compilation album by S.E.S. |
| Beauvais Missal | A heavily fragmented 14th-century French Missal from Beauvais Cathedral |
| Beaver Creek (Kishwaukee River tributary) | Tributary of the Kishwaukee River in northern Illinois, U.S.A. |
| Beaver cloth | A heavy woolen cloth with a napped surface |
| Bebelplatz | Downtown square in Berlin, formerly named Opernplatz. |
| Beck Depression Inventory | 21-question multiple-choice self-report inventory. |
| Becky Southworth | Biography about television presenter / journalist Becky Southworth. |
| Becky Weber | American politician. |
| Bed skirt | A bedding accessory, a piece of decorative fabric. |
| Bedabrata Barua | Former Union Deputy Minister. |
| Bedia Özgökçe Ertan | Kurdish politician and a lawyer. |
| Bedstead truss bridge | A type of bridge |
| Bedřich Antonín Wiedermann | Czech music educator, composer, organist and expert in organbuilding. |
| Beehive burner | A wood waste burner |
| Beemster cheese | A particular Dutch cow's milk cheese |
| Been Stellar | Indie rock band from New York City, U.S.A. |
| Beers criteria | A list of potentially inappropriate medication typically best avoided by older adults |
| Beethoven and his contemporaries | The composer and others of the time. |
| Beguiled (song) | The Smashing Pumpkins single |
| Begum Khaleda Zia Mahabiddalay | A College in Satkhira district |
| Behavioral game theory | A method of examining decision making in human through influence by external forces |
| Behavioral public administration | Study of psychological methods in polity. |
| Beiding Island | Island west of Taiwan. |
| Beijing Central Axis | A stretch of road in Beijing, China |
| Beilis Affair | A trial accusing Menahem Mendel Beilis of the ritual murder of 12-year-old boy |
| Beit-HaGefen Arab Jewish Culture Center | A multi-cultural organisation |
| Beit El-Umma | Historic house museum and Saad Zaghlul biographical museum in Cairo, Egypt. |
| Belevi railway station | A railway station in Selçuk, İzmir, Turkey |
| Belfast (Boney M. song) | 1977 single by Boney M. |
| Belfast Great Victoria Street railway station | A former railway station in central Belfast which closed in 2024 |
| Belfast–Bangor line | A commuter railway line from Belfast to Bangor in Northern Ireland |
| Belgian Cenotaph Parade | Annual Belgian military parade in London, U.K. |
| Belgian government in exile | Government in exile of Belgium between October 1940 and September 1944 during World War II. |
| Believe It or Not (play) | A play by Alec Coppel |
| Believe Me (Melody song) | 2004 single by melody. |
| Bell-shaped jade strung ornaments | A national treasure of Taiwan, and an archaeological jade ornament |
| Belle Reve Farm | Horse farm in Kentucky owned by William Shatner. |
| Bello Bako Dambatta | A scientist |
| Belston Loch | A lake in east Ayrshire, Scotland |
| Belvedere House, Dublin | A Georgian townhouse on the Northside of Dublin |
| Belvédère (Petit Trianon) | Neoclassical garden built between 1778 and 1781 for Marie-Antoinette. |
| Belyana | A type of ship found in Russia |
| Ben's Chili Bowl | Restaurant in Washington, D. C. |
| Ben Aknoun Forest | A forest in Algiers Province, Algeria. |
| Ben Avery Shooting Facility | Shooting range in Phoenix, Arizona. |
| Ben Bayly | New Zealand chef. |
| Ben Campbell (Houston mayor) | A mayor of Houston, Texas |
| Ben Flanagan | Canadian middle and long-distance runner. |
| Ben Prescott | Scottish rugby union player and offspring of Eugene Levy. |
| Bend radius | The minimum radius to which one can bend a pipe, tube, sheet, cable, or hose without damage |
| Bendigo Town Hall | Town Hall is located in Bendigo, Victoria, Australia. |
| Beneath the Shadows | 1983 studio album by T.S.O.L. |
| Benifaraig, Valencia | Pedania located within the city of Valencia, Spain. |
| Benincaseae | Tribe in the family Cucurbitaceae. |
| Benisha Hamal | Nepalese actress. |
| Benito Fontcuberta | Spanish lieutenant colonel and traditionalist intellectual. |
| Benjamin Akande | American academic, professor, and business leader. |
| Benjamin Allen (Wisconsin politician) | 19th century American lawyer, politician, and Union Army officer. Member of the Wisconsin Senate. |
| Benjamin Crowley | Pioneer settler of Arkansas, U..S. |
| Benjamin Nute | 19th century Wisconsin pioneer. |
| Benjamin P. Buckner | Mayor of Houston, Texas. |
| Benjamin Work | New Zealand artist of Tongan descent. |
| Berawinnia Parish (Irrara County), New South Wales | A civil parish in New South Wales |
| Bereko | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Berge Meere und Giganten | A 1924 science fiction novel by German author Alfred Döblin |
| Bergen County Board of Commissioners | Members of the Bergen County, New Jersey government. |
| Berkelbacteria | Berkelbacteria (formerly ACD58) is a bacterial phylum. |
| Berlin Commercial Festival | Berlin festival for visual medium founded in 2012. |
| Berlin Plus package | A group of eight points to be implemented in the Transnistria conflict settlement process |
| Berlin ePrix | A round of Formula E event |
| Bern zinc tablet | Metal sheet found in Switzerland. |
| Berna | Manufacturer of buses etc. |
| Bernard C. Wolter | American businessman and politician. |
| Bernard Fokke | 17th-century Frisian-born captain for the Dutch East India Company. |
| Bernard Samson | Protagonist of nine Len Deighton novels. |
| Bernhard Gettelman | 20th century American politician. |
| Bernhard III, Prince of Anhalt-Bernburg | Prince of Anhalt-Bernburg. |
| Bertrand H. Snell Lock | A lock on the St. Lawrence Seaway |
| Beschorneria tubiflora | A Mexican member of the Agave Subfamily of the Asparagus Family |
| Bess Mensendieck | A therapeutic gym teaching methodology |
| Best Part (song) | 2017 single by Daniel Caesar and H.E.R. |
| Best of Benassi Bros. | Album by Benassi Bros. |
| Beta-model | A class of "well-behaved" models in set theory |
| Beth Meyers | American politician. |
| Bethpage Federal Credit Union Stadium | Multi-purpose stadium in New York, U.S.A. |
| Bethsaida Valley | A valley in Israel |
| Better Dwelling | Vancouver based financial media company. |
| Between Two Worlds: Escape from Tyranny: Growing Up in the Shadow of Saddam | 2005 memoir by Zainab Salbi. |
| Beverley Aerodrome | A former military First World War flying base in Yorkshire, England |
| Bezsalivka | A village in Sumy Raion, Sumy oblast, Ukraine |
| Bhanumati Devi | Odia film and theater actress. |
| Bhendali | Village in Maharashtra State, India. |
| Bhilomar | A Village in Punjab, Pakistan |
| Bhimpalasi | A Hindustani classical raga |
| Bhulia | A weavers community |
| Bhusawal taluka | Administrative region of Jalgaon district, Maharashtra, India. |
| Bhutan takin | A subspecies of Takin |
| Bianfu | A red Chinese ceremonial outfit |
| Biała Podlaska Voivodeship | Former voivodeship of Poland from 1975 to 1998. |
| Bibai Dam | Dam in Hokkaidō, Japan. |
| Biber (Rhine) | River in the borderland between Germany and Switzerland. |
| Bibi Jamal Khatun | A 17th-century female Sufi Muslim saint |
| Bibi Khanoom Astarabadi | Iranian writer, satirist, and one of the pioneering figures in the women's movement of Iran. |
| Bibipur Model | A social program in Haryana, India |
| Bible translations into Galician | The Christian scriptures into the language of Galicia, Spain |
| Bible translations into Romani | The Christian scriptures into the languages of the Roma people |
| Biblioteca de al-Andalus | Spanish-language encyclopedia about Islamic Iberia. |
| Bibliotheca Zi-Ka-Wei | The first modern library in Shanghai |
| Bidalasana | A kneeling posture in modern yoga |
| Bidding | Method of competitive price determination used in auctions, stock exchanges, etc. |
| Bidding stick | A wooden object carried by a messenger to rally people |
| Bielsko Voivodeship | Former voivodeship of Poland from 1975 to 1998. |
| Bifurcation (law) | A judge's ability in law to divide a trial into two parts |
| Big D.O.L.L.A. | 2019 studio album by Dame D.O.L.L.A. |
| Big Four (British railway companies) | The four largest railway companies in the United Kingdom in the period 1923–47 |
| Big Indian Creek (Georgia) | Stream in Georgia, U.S.A. |
| Big Muddy National Fish and Wildlife Refuge | Nature Preserve in Missouri, U..S. |
| Big Poppa | 1994 single by The Notorious B.I.G. |
| Big Sandy Creek (Village Creek tributary) | A stream located in southeastern Texas, United States |
| Big Scrub | A former subtropical rainforest in New South Wales |
| Big Shit Poppin' (Do It) | 2007 single by T.I. |
| Big Six (ice hockey) | The traditionally-strongest men's ice hockey nations |
| Big Three (management consultancies) | The world's three largest strategy consulting firms |
| Big Wild | American electronic producer, composer, vocalist and sound engineer. |
| Big design up front | A software development approach where the design is perfected before implementation |
| Big memory | A large amount of random-access memory |
| Big push model | A concept of development economics or welfare economics |
| Bighorn Mountains Wilderness | A wilderness area in southern California |
| Bijapur Dam | Dam in Dehra Dun, India. |
| Bild Politik | A weekly German political magazine |
| Biliary endoscopic sphincterotomy | Use of endoscopy and fluoroscopy to treat and diagnose digestive issues. |
| Bill Brown with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 | Member of Donald Bradman's famous Australian cricket team. |
| Bill Kramer | American Republican politician. |
| Bill McFarlan | Scottish broadcaster, author, and businessman. |
| Billeswar | Village in Assam, India. |
| Billy Boys | Loyalist song associated with Rangers F.C. |
| Bingen Conference (July 31, 1917) | German governmental meeting to define German policy in the Baltic territories. |
| Binlang Islet | Islet west of Lesser Kinmen, Taiwan (ROC). |
| Binsoe | A hamlet in the Hambleton District of North Yorkshire, England |
| Binti Trilogy | Africanfuturist science fiction novellas by Nnedi Okorafor. |
| Biodiversity Impact Credit | A metric of biodiversity designed for commercial use |
| Biological constraints | Biological factors limiting evolutionary change, impacting traits and species development. |
| Biology of Diptera | Order of winged insects commonly known as flies. |
| Biomass allocation | A concept in plant biology concerning plant biomass |
| Biomedical scientist | A scientist trained in biology |
| Biometeorology | The science of climate's effect on living things |
| Bionicle (film series) | Film series based on the Lego toyline with the same name. |
| Biosignal | A measurable signal in a living organism |
| Bip Ling | English model, influencer, musician, fashion illustrator, and visual artist. |
| Bipin Karki | Nepalese film and theatre actor. |
| Birchal | Australian equity crowdfunding platform. |
| Bird (B.A.L.L. album) | 1988 studio album by B.A.L.L. |
| Bird Flu | 2006 single by M.I.A. |
| Bird Rock (Marin County, California) | A rock formation in Marin County, California |
| Bird Song (M.I.A. song) | 2016 song performed by M.I.A. |
| Bird gun | Musket used in Ming China and Korea. |
| Biretz | A double faced fabric with a twill pattern on one side and a cord pattern on the other |
| Birkat Hachama | Jewish blessing, thanking God for creating the sun. Recited once every 28 years. |
| Birla Planetarium, Chennai | Planetarium museum in Chennai, India. |
| Birmingham Pals | The three infantry battalions of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment of the British Army |
| Birmingham Phoenix | The Hundred franchise in Birmingham, West Midlands |
| Birupakshya | A form of Lord Shiva |
| Biryu | The traditionally recognized founder of Baekje |
| Bisbee Group | A group of geologic formations in Mexico, New Mexico, and Arizona |
| Bischofswerdaer FV 08 | German association football club from Bischofswerda, Saxony. |
| Biseni Forest | A fresh water forest that is located in river state |
| Bitta Solar Power Plant | Solar power plant located in Bitta village, Gujarat. |
| Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge | Protected wetland area in Chavez County, New Mexico. |
| Biyarslanov Campaign | 1562–1563 Kabardian-Russian campaign in the North Caucasus. |
| Bizerte Lake | A lake in Bizerte Governorate, Tunisia |
| Black College Football Hall of Fame Classic | College football kickoff game played in Ohio, U.S.A. |
| Black Council | A type of council of the Ukrainian Cossacks |
| Black Merchant Seamen War Memorial | War memorial dedicated to Black Merchant Seamen who served during World War II. |
| Black Panther collected editions | A list of Black Panther comics collated into collected editions |
| Black Rivers Flow | 2011 studio album by Lazarus A.D. |
| Black Sea Euroregion | A seaside Euroregion |
| Black Standard | A flag flown by Muhammad in Islamic tradition |
| Black Volcano | A small volcano near Albuquerque, New Mexico, US |
| Blackadder Water | A river in Berwickshire, Scotland |
| Blackberry Hill | A Lagerstätte located in Wisconsin |
| Blackbird Bay | Freshwater bay in Otsego County, New York, U.S.A. |
| Blackbox (novel) | The first novel by British writer Nick Walker |
| Blackburn Cotton Exchange Building | Grade II listed building in Blackburn, England. |
| Blackdamp | Mixture of gases present in mines and other confined spaces. |
| Blackett's Aerophor | A nitrox semi-closed-circuit rebreather with liquid gas storage |
| Blackfriars (SER) railway station | Short-lived station on the line between Charing Cross and London Bridge. |
| Blackmill Loch | A reservoir in Argyll and Bute, Scotland |
| Blackstone Edge Reservoir | A reservoir in Greater Manchester, England |
| Blackton Reservoir | A reservoir in County Durham, England |
| Blackwing Sweden Blackwing | Blackwing: Swedish ultralight planes, luxury and tech. |
| Blae Loch | A lake in Ayrshire, Scotland |
| Blanche Devereaux | Fictional character from The Golden Girls TV series. |
| Bland Street station | Light rail station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| Blanding Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Blaster Al Ackerman | American mail artist and writer. |
| Blea Water | A mountain lake in Cumbria, England |
| Blelham Tarn | A lake in Cumbria, England |
| Bling Bling (song) | 1999 single by B.G. |
| Blink (U.V.U.K. song) | 2012 single by U.V.U.K. |
| Block heater | Heating system for internal combustion engines to assist in starting in cold weather. |
| Blockade of the Vilaine | Naval military operation during the Battle of Quiberon Bay. |
| Blockbusting (game) | A combinatorial game solved using overheating |
| Blockfield | A surface covered by irregular rocks |
| Blonde in Bondage | 1957 Swedish film by Robert Brandt. |
| Bloodsworth Island | Island in Chesapeake Bay, U.S.A. |
| Bloomberg Markets | Magazine published by Bloomberg L.P. |
| Blowoff valve | A pressure release system in turbocharged engines |
| Blue Planet Software | American video game developer and publisher. |
| Blue Wing Solar Project | Solar photovoltaic (PV) power plant in San Antonio, Texas. |
| Bluebird International | A Midsize IT staffing company |
| Bluebirds Flying High | 2008 single by James Fox with Cardiff City F.C. |
| Bluespec | A company behind Bluespec HDL |
| Blumpkin | The act of fellating a man while he is defecating into a toilet |
| Boa (clothing accessory) | A fashion accessory, usually a long, elliptical neckpiece |
| Board examination | End-of-year examinations conducted in India by the respective overseeing 'boards'... |
| Bob Anderson (entertainer) | American singer and singer impersonator. |
| Bob Kulp | American Republican politician. |
| Bob Mellor | Football coach who managed Oldham Athletic A.F.C. |
| Bobby Chinn | Chef, restaurateur, musician and TV host based in Hanoi, Vietnam. |
| Bochalema | Municipality and town in Norte de Santander Department, Colombia. |
| Bogadi, Mysore | Census town in Mysore district in the state of Karnataka, India. |
| Bogdanów-Kolonia | A village in Poland |
| Bolisa | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Bolivar G. Gill | 19th century American politician. |
| Bolo'bolo | 1983 book by P.M. |
| Bologhine Forest | A forest in Bologhine County, Algeria |
| Bolokhovians | Uncertain 13th-century ethnic group in the territory of present-day Ukraine. |
| Bombay House | A private building in India |
| Bombesin receptor | A group of G-protein |
| Bombing of Baden-Baden in World War II | A state |
| Bombings in Nantes | Attack on Nantes, France. |
| Bomere Pool | A lake in Shropshire, England |
| Bon Appetit (album) | 2002 studio album by O.C. |
| Bonafide (Jon B. album) | 1995 studio album by Jon B. |
| Bonding (novel) | Bonding is a debut novel by British writer Mariel Franklin, published in 2024. |
| Bondost | A Swedish cow's-milk cheese, also made in the United States |
| Bonefish Pond National Park | National park in New Providence, The Bahamas. |
| Bonge's Tavern | This is a famous restaurant in rural Indiana known for its cuisine and history. |
| Bongi Ndaba | South African producer and writer for television. actress and playwright. |
| Bonis Peninsula | A peninsula on Bougainville Island |
| Bonnet theorem | The first and second fundamental forms determine a surface in R3 up to a rigid motion |
| Boo to a Goose | Australian children's picture book written by Mem Fox and illustrated by David Miller. |
| Book Club Associates | British mail-order bookseller. |
| Book Dash | Book Dash is a Social Impact Publisher Making book ownership possible for all. |
| Book of Discipline | A book containing the canon law, doctrines and rituals of a Christian denomination |
| Book of Mormon monetary system | The appearance of money throughout the Book of Mormon |
| Bookmarking | Mechanism of transmission of gene expression programs through cell division. |
| Bookmate | A social ebook subscription service |
| Boom (P.O.D. song) | 2002 single by P.O.D. |
| Boonoonoonoos | 1981 studio album by Boney M. |
| Boot Camp (software) | Built-in macOS software to natively install Microsoft Windows on a Mac. |
| Boot image | A disk image that supports booting a computer |
| Boraboy | A settlement in Turkey |
| Border Security Force (Water Wing) | Special units of Border Security Force of India. |
| Borders (M.I.A. song) | 2015 single by M.I.A. |
| Borel's theorem | The cohomology ring of a classifying space is a polynomial ring |
| Borie station | Borie station was a Train Station that served the city of Cheyenne WY. |
| Boris Yeltsin Presidential Center | Building in Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia. |
| Born Again (The Notorious B.I.G. album) | 1999 compilation album by the Notorious B.I.G. |
| Born Free (M.I.A. song) | 2010 single by M.I.A. |
| Bornhardt | A large dome-shaped, steep-sided, bald rock |
| Bornivorous set | A set that can absorb any bounded subset |
| Boro Muolkoi | A village in Dima Hasao district, Assam, India. |
| Borrowdale (1785 ship) | A storeship of First Fleet |
| Boryl radicals | The structure, history, chemistry and potential applications of radicals centered on boron atoms |
| Bosa Cathedral | Roman Catholic cathedral in Bosa, Sardinia, Italy. |
| Bosarpasjön | Lake in Hässleholm Municipality, Sweden. |
| Bosenova | A very small, supernova-like explosion |
| Boso the Elder | Frankish nobleman, Count of Turin and Valois, ancestor of the royal Bosonid dynasty. |
| Boso triple junction | The meeting point of the Okhotsk Plate, the Pacific plate, and the Philippine Sea plate |
| Bosporan wars of expansion | The Bosporan Kingdom's wars of expansion 438–355 BCE |
| Boston Trojans | The American basketball team |
| Boston University West Campus | Overview of Boston University's West Campus and the buildings within it. |
| Bothrops otavioi | Species of endangered pit viper. |
| Bothrops pauloensis | Species of snake. |
| Bothrops sazimai | Species of snake. |
| Botswana Telecommunications Authority | A former Telecommunications commission in Botswana |
| Bottle cap | A bottle cap is closure used to seal top opening of bottle |
| Boudouaou Valley | A valley in Boudouaou, Algeria. |
| Boulder Theater | A music theater in Boulder, Colorado |
| Boulevard Brewing Company | Brewery located in Kansas City, Missouri. |
| Boum'ba Maza | A group of powerful spirits in Vodou tradition |
| Boumerdès Valley | A valley in Boumerdès, Algeria. |
| Bound water | Thin layer of water surrounding mineral surfaces. |
| Boundary Estate | Housing estate in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, England. |
| Bounlap Keokangna | Heritage conservationist architect from Laos. |
| Bourette | Coarse, irregular slubbed fabric (with bumps) made with bourette yarns. |
| Bournemouth Bobcats | American Football team based in the United Kingdom. |
| Bouza (beer) | A type of beer consumed in Egypt |
| Bow wave | The wave that forms at the bow of a ship when it moves through the water |
| Bowdoin Fjord | Fjord in northern Greenland. |
| Bowdon High School | Public high school in Bowdon, Georgia, United States. |
| Boy for You | 1998 studio album by Astrid Williamson. |
| Boyaryna Morozova (painting) | A painting by Vasily Surikov |
| Boyd, Kansas | Unincorporated community in Barton County, Kansas. |
| Boyz (M.I.A. song) | 2007 single by M.I.A. |
| Bradford Crossrail | A cross-city rail proposal in Bradford, Yorkshire, England |
| Bradley-Burns Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax Law | A sales tax law of California, United States |
| Brady's Irish Cream | A Sweet Irish liquor produced in Ireland, it is Owned and Operated by Castle brands inc. |
| Brahmagupta's identity | The product of two numbers of the form a^2+nb^2 is itself a number of that form |
| Brahmishtha | The best knower of Brahman |
| Brak al-Shati Airbase raid | The Battle of the Libyan Civil War |
| Brand Park (Memory Garden) | Historic site in San Fernando Mission Blvd. |
| Branson Scenic Railway | A heritage railroad in Branson, Missouri |
| Brave Bison | The UK Multi-Channel Network/Media Company |
| Brayden Jaw | Canadian-born Chinese ice hockey player. |
| Break fast | The first meal eaten after a fast |
| Bregman divergence | A measure of difference between two points |
| Bremen-class cruiser | A group of German Navy light cruisers in the early 1900s |
| Brescia Due | A business district in Brescia, Italy. |
| Brest Affair | A political event in 18th century Netherlands |
| Brian Bouldrey | United States writer, editor and professor. |
| Brian Salesky | American conductor. |
| Brianchon's theorem | The 3 long diagonals of a hexagon tangent to a conic section meet in a single point |
| Brichermillen | A small village and former mill |
| Bridalveil Fall | Waterfall in Yosemite National Park, California. |
| Bridges and Powerlines | Brooklyn indie pop band. |
| Brienz/Brinzauls | Former municipality in Graubünden, Switzerland. Abandoned/evacuated as of November 2024. |
| Bring Em Out (song) | 2004 single by T.I. |
| Bring the Noize | 2013 single by M.I.A. |
| British Army order of precedence | Parade order of British Army units. |
| British Underwater Sports Association | British affiliate to the world underwater federation sports committee. |
| British West Indian labour unrest of 1934–1939 | Disturbances, strikes and riots in British Caribbean colonies, 1934–1939. |
| British civil air ensign | Civil aviation flag for U.K. |
| British enterprise law | Law of public services and big business regulation in the UK. |
| British steam railcars | A self-propelled railcar powered by a steam engine |
| Broad River Air Park | Airport in Georgia, U.S.. |
| Broadway Impact | A 501(c)3 non-profit in support of marriage equality |
| Broca's fissure | A medical term in Neuroscience |
| Brody Condon | American artist. |
| Broken Safety | 2006 studio album by 40 Cal. |
| Broken Safety 2 | 2007 studio album by 40 Cal. |
| Bronllys Castle | Grade I listed building in Powys. |
| Brookfield Junction station | Former rail station in Brookfield, Connecticut. |
| Brooklyn Village station | Light rail station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| Brookvale Park Lake | A lake in Birmingham, England |
| Brother Moffet house | Oldest building in Ville-Marie, Quebec. |
| Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen | Former railroad union in the U. S. |
| Brotherus | A surname used first around 1600 by Stephan Sigfridi Brotherus |
| Broucheterre Swimming Pool | Building in Charleroi. |
| Brown (P.O.D. album) | 1996 studio album by P.O.D. |
| Brownsville Area School District | School district in Fayette County, Penn. |
| Bruce F. Beilfuss | 20th century American lawyer and judge, 22nd Chief Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. |
| Bruce Lisman | A retired Wall Street executive and was a Republican candidate |
| Brunei Darussalam Scouts Association | The national Scouting organization of Brunei |
| Bruneian Civil War of 1826 | A civil war in 1826 |
| Bruno Geddo | Italian National and Former United Nations Official. |
| Bruno Menard | A 3-Michelin star french chef |
| Bruno Mädler | German businessman. |
| Bruntwood Loch | A former lake in Ayrshire, Scotland |
| Brynderwyn Range | Ridge of hills across the Northland Peninsula. |
| Brécourt | V-1 launching pad built by Nazi Germany in Normandy, France. |
| Bubble (G.E.M. song) | 2012 single by G.E.M. |
| Bubble of nothing | A mathematical instability in string theory |
| Bucchigiri Tokyo | 2024 EP by Hanabie. |
| Buck Lake (Kitsap County) | Lake in Kitsap County, WA, U.S.A. |
| Buck Wild (song) | 1989 single by E.U. |
| Buckingham Palace swimming pool | Private swimming pool in London, U.K. |
| Buckskin Joe, Park County, Colorado | A ghost town in Park County, Colorado, United States. |
| Bucky Done Gun | 2005 single by M.I.A. |
| Budapest Business Journal | A business magazine in Hungary |
| Buddhism in Israel | Overview role of Buddhism in Israel. |
| Buddle pit | A pit for separating heavier minerals from lighter minerals using water |
| Budhahang | A king of ancient Nepal |
| Budy Ossowskie massacre | Mass murder in Poland during World War II. |
| Buena Vista Hills (San Diego County) | A low mountain range in western San Diego County, California |
| Bugs Bunny | Looney Tunes character; mascot of Warner Bros. |
| Bukit Dinding | A hill in Kuala Lumpur |
| Bukit Puteri | A hill in the City of Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia |
| Bulbophyllum arunachalense | A species of orchid |
| Bulelani Mfaco | A South African Human Rights Activist based In Ireland |
| Bulmers | Cider brand of H. P. Bulmer. |
| Bumble Hole Branch Canal | A canal in the English West Midlands |
| Bumbuta | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Bundesautobahn 2 | Autobahn in Germany that connects the Ruhr area in the west to Berlin in the east. |
| Burban | A musical subculture to unify urban musicians of Asian descent |
| Burgaičiai | A village in western Lithuania |
| Burgk Castle | A castle and museum in Germany |
| Burgraviate of Friedberg | A territory of the Holy Roman Empire |
| Burgundian Netherlands | The Netherlands from 1384 to 1482 |
| Burgundians | A Roman era Germanic people |
| Burke Jizō | A statue of Jizo by Kaikei (1203) at the MET |
| Burlington Limestone | Geologic formation in Iowa, Illinois and Missouri, United States. |
| Burma studies | Study of Myanmar and Burmese history, culture, etc. |
| Burnet Park | Park in New York, U.S.A. |
| Burnett Township, Santa Clara County, California | Template for California Historical Landmarks in Santa Clara County. |
| Burnhope Reservoir | A reservoir in County Durham, England |
| Burning plasma | A plasma in which most of the plasma heating comes from fusion reactions |
| Burrells Wharf | Residential estate in London, England. |
| Burrland Farm Historic District | Place in Virginia, U.S.A. |
| Burton and Ashby Light Railway | A tramway system |
| Busi (Tanzanian ward) | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Bust of Augustus with Gemmed Crown | A bust of Augustus at the Capitoline Museums |
| Bust of Khurshidbanu Natavan | The sculpture of Khurshidbanu Natavan |
| Busted, Broke & American | 2017 studio album by M.O.D. |
| But Wait... There's More! | 2016 EP by D.R.I. |
| Butantã's House | Brazilian building located in the city of São Paulo. |
| Butcher's linen | A strong heavy linen cloth, primarily used for butchers' aprons |
| Butedale | A historic fishing village on the BC central coast |
| Butler Creek (Nine Partners Creek tributary) | A Creek in Pennsylvania |
| Butler Plaza | A large retail complex located in southwest Gainesville, Florida |
| Buyskes-class hydrographic survey vessel | Ships of the Royal Netherlands Navy. |
| Buzz Caner | 1998 studio album by Chaos A.D. |
| Buzzards Bay | A bay on the coast of Massachusetts, United States |
| Buława | A ceremonial scepter |
| Bwatiye people | A Nigerian Tribe |
| By the Pool | A painting by Russian artist Isaac Levitan |
| Byron Drury | British naval officer. |
| Byrsanthus | Genus of flowering plants in the family Salicaceae. |
| Byurakan Conference | Byurakan Conference in Armenia, 1964. |
| Byzantine Dark Ages | A period in the history of the Byzantine Empire, during the 7th and 8th centuries |
| Båtsfjorden | Fjord in Båtsfjord, Norway. |
| Béziers to Neussargues Railway | French rail transport. |
| Bính line | The eleventh dynasty of Hùng kings of the Hồng Bàng period of Văn Lang (now Viet Nam) |
| Bùi Đắc Tuyên | Vietnamese mandarin of Tây Sơn dynasty. |
| Büyük Han | Caravan resting place in Nicosia, Northern Cyprus. |
| Bảo Đại | The last emperor of Vietnam, 1926–1945 |
| Bằng Thành | A Rural commune in Bắc Kạn, Vietnam |
| C. L. Barnhouse Company | The American music publishing firm |
| C/2024 L5 (ATLAS) | A comet that made a close encounter with Saturn in 2022 |
| C5-convertase | Serine protease that plays key role in innate immunity. |
| CAC Small | French small-cap stock market index, part of the CAC All-Tradable composite index. |
| CAVOK (aviation) | A significant term in aviation |
| CBD Media | The directory and advertising division of Cincinnati Bell |
| CC–PP game | A theoretical concept in resource allocation to explain economic decision-making |
| CE Antliae | CE Antliae is a young star in the constellation Antlia. |
| CINT | A computer programming language interpreter |
| CLAW hypothesis | A hypothesised negative feedback loop connecting the marine biota and the climate |
| CLPPNG | 2014 studio album by clipping. |
| COVID-19 contact tracing in Taiwan | A COVID policy in Taiwan |
| COVID-19 pandemic in Metro Manila | Ongoing COVID-19 viral pandemic in Metro Manila in the Philippines. |
| CPCC Central Campus station | Streetcar station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| CROCUS | Experimental uranium-fuelled reactor. |
| CWISEP J1047+5457 | CWISEP J1047+5457 is a brown dwarf in the constellation Ursa Major. |
| C Street Center | The Fellowship property in Washington, DC |
| Cabin of Peter the Great (Derbent) | Natural history museum in Dagestan, Russia. |
| Cabinet Secretary (Israel) | Senior Israeli government official heading Cabinet Secretariat. |
| Cabinet of George Papandreou | The Greek government under Prime Minister George Papandreou |
| Cabinet of Malaysia | Council of ministers who are accountable collectively to the Parliament. |
| Caciquism | Network of political influence exercised by local potentates known as "caciques". |
| Caddoa, Colorado | A ghost town in Bent County, Colorado, United States. |
| Cadillactica | 2014 studio album by Big K.R.I.T. |
| Caelius Rhodiginus | 15th/16th century Venetian writer and professor in Greek and Latin. |
| Caer | Placename element in Welsh meaning "stronghold", "fortress", or "citadel". |
| Calasparra Photovoltaic Power Plant | Photovoltaic power station in Calasparra, Murcia in Spain. |
| Calcite, Colorado | A ghost town in Fremont County, Colorado, United States. |
| Calcium triplet | Three ionised calcium spectral lines at 8498 Å, 8542 Å and 8662 Å. |
| Calculation of glass properties | The calculation of glass properties is used to predict glass properties of interest |
| Calcutt, Wiltshire | A hamlet in England |
| Caliban over Setebos | A short story by Arno Schmidt |
| Calich Pond | A pond of Alghero and Sardinia |
| California Historical Landmarks in Santa Clara County | Template for California Historical Landmarks in Santa Clara County. |
| California State Police | Former law enforcement agency in California, USA. |
| Caliphaea sinuofurcata | A species of damselfly |
| Call waiting | A telephone service |
| Callback (computer programming) | A function reference passed to and called by another function |
| Calmar Steamship Company | A Bethlehem Shipping Company |
| Calon Arang | A folklore character in Javanese and Balinese culture |
| Calumet, Huerfano County, Colorado | A ghost town in Huerfano County, Colorado, United States |
| Cambirela Hill | Mountain in Palhoça, Santa Catarina, Brazil. |
| Cambodian English | A variety of English spoken in Cambodia |
| Cambridge Majlis | Cultural and debating society in Cambridge, England. |
| Cambridge Reference Sequence | The reference sequence of the human mitochondrial DNA |
| Cameo, Colorado | A ghost town in Mesa County, Colorado, United States. |
| Camp 020 | British interrogation centre during WW2. |
| Camp Zachary Taylor | Military training camp in Louisville, Kentucky. |
| Campbeltown Loch | Sea Loch in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. |
| Campo, Colorado | A statutory town in Baca County, Colorado, United States. |
| Campo Verde Solar Project | Solar photovoltaic power station in Imperial County, California. |
| Can't You See (Total song) | 1995 single by Total featuring The Notorious B.I.G. |
| Can You Rock It Like This | 1985 single by Run–D.M.C. |
| Canaanite ivory comb | Ancient Canaanite artifact, 1700 B.C. |
| Canada's Northern House | Gallery, Museum and Cultural Pavilion in British Columbia, Canada. |
| Canada Aviation and Space Museum | Aviation museum in Canada, at the Ottawa/Rockcliffe Airport. |
| Canada in NATO | A founding member of this international military organization |
| Canadian Cinema Editors | Professional association of film and television editors of Canada. |
| Candice Warner | Former Australian professional ironwoman, surf life saver and model. |
| Candidates of the 2022 Quebec general election | Candidates for the 2022 Quebec provincial election. |
| Candy (H.O.T. song) | 1996 single by H.O.T. |
| Candyn | Phantom Asian island. |
| Canoeing at the 2021 Junior Pan American Games | The Canoeing competitions at the 2021 Junior Pan American Games |
| Canon EOS M6 Mark II | A Canon digital mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera |
| Cantic 8-cube | A uniform 8-polytope |
| Cao Ju (Prince of Fanyang) | A son of Chinese warlord Cao Cao |
| Cao Xiong | A son of Chinese Han dynasty warlord Cao Cao |
| Cao Zicheng | A son of Chinese warlord Cao Cao |
| Cao Ziji | A son of Chinese warlord Cao Cao |
| Cao Zijing | A son of Chinese warlord Cao Cao |
| Cao Ziqin | A son of Chinese warlord Cao Cao |
| Cao Zishang | A son of Chinese warlord Cao Caoi |
| Cao Zizheng | A son of Chinese warlord Cao Cao (died 218) |
| Cape Coast Castle Museum | Ethnography and archeological museum in Cape Coast, Ghana. |
| Cape Henlopen School District | School district in Sussex County, Delaware, United States. |
| Cape Town Opera | Professional opera company in Cape Town, South Africa. |
| Capital as Power | Critique of neoclassical and Marxian economics. |
| Capital management | The management of capital assets and investments |
| Capitol City, Colorado | A ghost town in Hinsdale County, Colorado, United States. |
| Caplan Collection | The Children's Museum of Indianapolis |
| Capparis zoharyi | Species of a plant. |
| Cappon, Alberta | Settlement in Alberta, Canada. |
| Captain Britain (comic) | British comic book feature. |
| Capture of Bergamo | The 1799 capture of the Italian city |
| Capture of Brescia | The 1799 capture of the Italian fortress |
| Capture of Korytsa | A Battle that took place during the First Balkan War |
| Cara David | Australian educator, feminist, and social reformer. |
| Caracol Falls | Waterfall in Canela, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. |
| Caradoc of Llancarfan | Welsh cleric and biographer in Latin, fl. 12th c. |
| Caraiman Peak | Mountain peak in the Bucegi Mountains of the Southern Carpathians. |
| Caramelo (dog) | A mixed-breed dog |
| Caran d'Ache | A 19th-century Russian-French satirist and political cartoonist |
| Carboxyhemoglobin | A complex of carbon monoxide and hemoglobin |
| Cardiopulmonary exercise test | A test assigned by clinicians to test cardiopulmonary function |
| Cardiorespiratory fitness | A medical term |
| CareOregon | A health care nonprofit |
| Carex pedunculata | Species of flowering plant in the sedge family. |
| Carey Schofield | British journalist, writer, and educator. |
| Caribou, Colorado | A ghost town in Boulder County, Colorado, United States. |
| Caritas-Spes | Social welfare and humanitarian relief organisation Ukrainian Roman Catholic Church. |
| Caritas Asia | Asian Catholic charity confederation. |
| Caritas Australia | Australian Catholic humanitarian relief agency. |
| Caritas Brazil | Brazilian Catholic social welfare and relief organisation. |
| Caritas Burkina Faso | Catholic charity organisation from Burkina Faso. |
| Caritas Colombia | Colombian Catholic charity organisation. |
| Caritas Congo | Mexican Catholic charity organisation. |
| Caritas Ecuador | Ecuadorian Catholic charity organisation. |
| Caritas Georgia | Social welfare organisation of the Catholic Church in the country of Georgia. |
| Caritas Hellas | Social welfare and humanitarian relief organisation of the Catholic Church in Greece. |
| Caritas Hungary | Hungarian Catholic social welfare and relief organisation. |
| Caritas Jerusalem | Catholic social welfare and humanitarian agency based in Jerusalem. |
| Caritas Latin America and Caribbean | Panamerican Catholic charity confederation. |
| Caritas Mexico | Mexican Catholic charity organisation. |
| Caritas Middle East and North Africa | Catholic charity confederation in the Middle-East and North Africa. |
| Caritas Montenegro | Montenegrin Catholic social welfare and relief organisation. |
| Caritas Papua New Guinea | Catholic relief and justice organisation in Papua New Guinea. |
| Caritas Poland | Social welfare and humanitarian relief organisation of the Catholic Church in Poland. |
| Caritas Slovenia | Social welfare and humanitarian relief organisation of the Catholic Church in Slovenia. |
| Caritas Social Action Network | Catholic social welfare organisation in England and Wales. |
| Caritas Ukraine | Social aid and humanitarian relief organisation of the Catholic Church in Ukraine. |
| Carling King | A horse by Irish international showjumper Kevin Babington |
| Carlo Ratti | Italian architect, engineer, inventor, educator and activist. |
| Carlton Football Club | Australian rules football club based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. |
| Carmel Woods, California | The unincorporated area north of Carmel-by-the-Sea, California |
| Carmen Labaki | Lebanese/Brazilian movie director and producer. |
| Carmes Castle | Castle in Sarthe, France. |
| Carmona wine urn | The world's oldest surviving wine (1st century AD) |
| Carola Prosperi | Italian writer, feminist and journalist. |
| Caroline Burney | Unidentified English novelist fl. early 19th c. |
| Caroline Moser | British sociologist and anthropologist. |
| Carolinium | Proposed chemical element. |
| Carousel Shopping Center | A shopping mall in Bakırköy, Istanbul |
| Carpenter, Colorado | A ghost town in Mesa County, Colorado, United States. |
| Carrie Fisher filmography | American actress and writer. |
| Carrier Corporation move to Mexico | A reversed corporate decision to move manufacturing from the US to Mexico |
| Carrossier noir du Cotentin | Extinct French breed of horse. |
| Carry On (Fun song) | 2012 single by fun. |
| Carson County, Utah Territory | Legacy county in Utah. |
| Cartersville High School | American public secondary school in Georgia, USA. |
| Carthaginian (ship) | A barque, converted from a three-masted schooner built in 1921 |
| Cartoon Network Hindi | A Hindi-language children's television channel operating in the Middle East and North Africa |
| Casa Blanca, El Salvador | Archeological site in El Salvador. |
| Cascadia (album) | The 12th album by American flugelhornist Dmitri Matheny |
| Casement cloth | A lightweight sheer fabric made of various fibers used chiefly for curtains |
| Caseyology | 2002 studio album by D.I. |
| Cash-for-votes scandal | A 2008 North Indian political scandal |
| Castell Aberlleiniog | Grade II* listed building in Anglesey. |
| Castellated nut | A nut with slots cut into one end |
| Castellier oppidum | Archaeological site. |
| Castelnau-de-Brassac | A former municipalities in southern France |
| Casting at the 2001 World Games – Men's fly accuracy | The men's fly accuracy competition |
| Castle Hotel, Aberaeron | Grade II listed building in Aberaeron. |
| Castle of La Suda | Ruined castle in Lleida, Catalonia, Spain. |
| Castle of Venus | Medieval fortress in Erice, Sicily, built on an ancient sanctuary to Venus Erycina. |
| Castleton Jail | Building in Shelburne, Vermont, United States. |
| Castlewood, Colorado | A neighborhood in Centennial, Colorado, United States. |
| Castrella, New South Wales | Heritage listed house in Wentworth Avenue, Wentworthville NSW. |
| Cat Dreams (Le Guin book) | Children's picture book by Ursula K. Le Guin and S D Schindler. |
| Cat Nap (Yuly book) | Children's picture book by Toni Yuly. |
| Cath Palug | A monstrous cat in Welsh legend |
| Cathedral Caves | A large sea cave on New Zealand's South Island |
| Catherine Falade | A Nigerian Professor of pharmacology and therapeutics |
| Catherine Montour | A prominent Iroquois leader in western New York. |
| Catholic Conference (Delaware) | A high school sports conference |
| Catholic University Center of Eastern Minas Gerais | Brazilian higher education institution based in Minas Gerais. |
| Cationization of cotton | Chemical process treatment for surface modification. |
| Cats, Cats, Cats! | Children's picture book by Lesléa Newman and Erika Oller. |
| Cauchy–Hadamard theorem | A theorem that determines the radius of convergence of a power series. |
| Caught in the Act (group) | A British-Dutch boyband |
| Causal map | A network consisting of links or arcs between nodes or factors |
| Cavalry Regiment El Rey | The oldest cavalry regiment in the Spanish army |
| Cayley–Hamilton theorem | A square matrix satisfies its own characteristic equation |
| Cañada, Guanajuato | A small town in the municipality of Cortazar |
| Cease the Day | 2018 studio album by In the Woods... |
| Cecilia Ezeilo | A Nigerian politician |
| Cecina-Volterra railway | Railway line in Italy. |
| Cecília Rozgonyi | Female mediaeval military commander in the Ottoman Wars. |
| Cedar College | A reception to year 12 christian school in Australia |
| Cedar Sigo | Suquamish American writer of art, literature and film. |
| Cedar Valley Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Cell to Singularity | A 2018 educational video game |
| Cellatex | Former French textile company. |
| Celtic Films | A British production company |
| Celtic rainforest | The temperate rainforest of the British Isles |
| Center, Colorado | A statutory town in Saguache and Rio Grande counties, Colorado, United States. |
| Center For Mark Twain Studies | A site of historical significance which also influences contemporary Humanities scholarship |
| Center for Insect Biomanufacturing and Innovation | A description on an NSF insect program |
| Center of Innovative and Applied Bioprocessing | A Research Institute in India |
| Centerpoint School District | A public school district based in Amity, Arkansas, United States |
| Centra Gas Manitoba | Local natural gas distributor operating in Manitoba, Canada. |
| Central Coast massacre | A spree shooting by Malcolm George Baker |
| Central Electricity Authority Regulations | Electric supply in India. |
| Central Europe Thirty Years After the Fall of Communism | A book about politics and international relations of Central Europet (the Visegrád Four) |
| Central Point (Warsaw) | A skyscraper in Warsaw, Poland |
| Central venous catheter | A tubular device placed in a large vein used to administer medicines |
| Centre for Forest Research | A group of researchers in eastern Canada interested in forest ecology and forest management. |
| Centre for High Performance Computing SA | The CPHC runs the fastest computer in Africa |
| Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures, Hamburg | A research institute at the University of Hamburg |
| Centrode | The path traced by the point fixed to a body undergoing planar movement |
| Centum (video game) | 2025 point-and-click adventure game. |
| Centzon Tōtōchtin | A group of divine rabbits in Aztec mythology |
| Cephisso | A Muse in Greek mythology |
| Ceratothoa | A parasitic marine isopod |
| Ceratothoa oestroides | A parasitic marine isopod |
| Cerritos Veterans Memorial | Veterans memorial located in California, U.S.A. |
| Certificate revocation list | A list of revoked digital certificates |
| Certificate signing request | Message sent to a certificate authority to apply for a certificate. |
| Cerveau's Savannah | A historical publication by Joseph Frederick Waring |
| Cerveyrette | A river in the Hautes-Alpes department of France, tributary of the Durance |
| Ceutorhynchus pallidactylus | Species of beetle native to Europe. |
| Chad Dukes (podcaster) | American podcaster and radio personality. |
| Chahal Asrar | A collection of forty Persian ghazals attributed to Mir Syed Ali Hamadani |
| Chai Town | A cappella group based at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign |
| Chaima Issa | Tunisian journalist, writer, poet, politician and human rights activist. |
| Chain (algebraic topology) | A formal linear combination |
| Chain boat navigation on the Elbe and Saale rivers | Type of ship transport. |
| Chain of events | A number of actions and their effects that are linked together |
| Chain scission | A chemical reaction resulting in the breaking of skeletal bonds. |
| Chakara | A marine phenomenon |
| Chamaesiphon confervicola | A species of freshwater bacteria found in North America and Europe |
| Chamchuri Square | High-rise building complex in Bangkok, Thailand. |
| Champagne for my real friends, real pain for my sham friends | A toast |
| Chance seedling | A type of plant that is the product of unintentional breeding |
| Chandler, Colorado | A ghost town in Fremont County, Colorado, United States. |
| Chandrabir Kunwar | Governor and military commander in the Kingdom of Nepal. |
| Chandrakant Shah | Canadian doctor, researcher and social activist. |
| Chandrika Tandon | Indian-American businesswoman, philanthropist, and musician. |
| Chandu (2001 film) | 2001 Telugu film by Veeru K. |
| Chang'ao | A type of long Chinese jacket |
| Changaa (Tanzanian ward) | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Change Today? | 1984 studio album by T.S.O.L. |
| Change Your Life (Iggy Azalea song) | 2013 single by Iggy Azalea featuring T.I. |
| Change the World (P.O.D. song) | 2004 single by P.O.D. |
| Changzhou University Huaide College | A college in Jiangsu |
| Chaoyang North Tower | Chaoyang North Tower of (Tang to Liao) Era. |
| Chapel of Sainte-Anne de Beaumont | Chapel located in New Brunswick, Canada. |
| Chapelhouse Reservoir | A reservoir in Cumbria, England |
| Chapelle de Lothéa | Chapel located in Quimperlé, France. |
| Chaperone (social) | A person who accompanies an unmarried woman in public |
| Chapter 4 (g.o.d album) | Album by g.o.d. |
| Characeae | A family of freshwater green algae |
| Characterology | The study of character |
| Characters in Dombey and Son | Book analysis. |
| Charge of the Model T's | 1977 film by Jim McCullough Sr. |
| Charger (table setting) | A dish used to have other dishes placed on top of |
| Charleroi Courthouse | Courthouse located on Général Michel Avenue in Charleroi. |
| Charles B. Kirkham | American engineer of aircraft engines and aircraft. |
| Charles Barrow (cricketer) | English cricketer, barrister, stockbroker and British Army officer. |
| Charles E. Chubb | Judge on the Supreme Court of Queensland. |
| Charles H. Pfennig | 20th century American politician. |
| Charles H. Walker | 19th century American politician. |
| Charles Hollenberg | Canadian physician, educator and researcher. |
| Charles Martinez | American higher education professor and administrator. |
| Charles Philip Littlejohn | The eleventh Clerk of the New Zealand House of Representatives |
| Charles S. Martz | American photographer, painter, inventor and entrepreneur. |
| Charles Thanaron | A Capitaine de frégate in the French Navy in the 19c |
| Charles Wynne | Liberal Tory politician and a Member of Parliament for Caernarfon. |
| Charter to the Normans | Document issued by the King of France to the Normans in 1315. |
| Chartered Institute of Credit Management | The current CEO is Sue Chapple who was appointed in June 2020 |
| Chateau des Fleurs (Hollywood) | A historic apartment building in California |
| Chathur Mukham | 2021 film directed by R. K. Sankar and Salil V. |
| Chazelle polyhedron | A cube with notched surfaces |
| Chebyshev equation | A second order linear differential equation |
| Checkmate (B.G. album) | 2000 studio album by B.G. |
| Cheekkilode | A destination for peace and harmony |
| Chelcie Lynn | American YouTube personality, actress, and comedian. |
| Chemba | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Chemostat | A type of bioreactor |
| Chen Ruiding | A Chinese politician |
| Chen Shun | A Chinese politician |
| Cheraw, Colorado | A statutory town in Otero County, Colorado, United States. |
| Cherno Omar Barry | The Gambia civil servant and academician |
| Cherry Hill School (Maryland) | The Cherry Hill School (Mitchellville, Maryland) |
| Cheshmeh Aʽla | A mineral spring near Damavand, Iran. |
| Chess (Northwestern University) | A 1970's chess program |
| Chevalley's structure theorem | Theorem in algebraic geometry. |
| Chevrolet Silverado (first generation) | The GMT800 trucks by General Motors |
| Chevrolet Silverado (second generation) | The GMT900 trucks by General Motors |
| Chewed Up | 2008 live album by Louis C.K. |
| Cheyenne Wells, Colorado | A statutory town in Cheyenne County, Colorado, United States. |
| Chez Faïgnond | A dance bar and musical venue in Poto-Poto, Brazzaville |
| Chhakka Panja 4 | 2023 Nepali film directed by Hem Raj B.C. |
| Chiba District, Chiba | District in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. |
| Chicken burger | A sandwich or burger made with chicken |
| Chief Directorate of Railroad Construction Camps | A directorate of Gulag |
| Chikaraishi | Heavy rocks used in Japan to develop or demonstrate physical strength. |
| Children's Art Museum of Nepal | A children's art museum of Nepal |
| Children of Mary of the Sacred Heart | Lay association of the Society of the Sacred Heart (RSCJ). |
| Children of Paradise (song) | 1980 single by Boney M. |
| Chiltah | A wadded coat |
| China International Consumer Products Expo | A national-level trade fair in China focused on consumer goods |
| China–CELAC Forum | A multilateral cooperation mechanism between China and the CELAC |
| China–Mongolia–Russia Economic Corridor | A major corridor of the Belt and Road Initiative |
| Chincholi Wildlife Sanctuary | Canidae include dholes, wolves, golden jackal and Bengal fox. |
| Chinese Docking Mechanism | Spacecraft docking mechanism used by China. |
| Chinese Pavilion at Drottningholm | Historic site in Svealand, Sweden. |
| Chinwe Nwogo Ezeani | The immediate past University Librarian of Nnamdi Azikiwe Library, University of Nigeria, Nsukka |
| Chipocalypse Now | The 21st episode of the second season of Big City Greens |
| Chishan Formation | Geologic Formation in China. |
| Chloroclystis ignava | Species of moth. |
| Chocolate-covered raisin | Raisins coated in a shell of milk, dark or white chocolate. |
| Choose My Life-U | 2002 studio album by S.E.S. |
| Chopper City in the Ghetto | 1999 studio album by B.G. |
| Chorology | The science of determining the order in which places or regions occur. |
| Chott Tinsilt | A lake in Oum El Bouaghi Province, Algeria |
| Chou role | The clown role in Chinese opera |
| Chris Ayebusiwa | A Nigeria politician from Ondo State |
| Chris Hung (composer) | Chris Hung is a music composer from Hong Kong. |
| Christi Belcourt | A Métis visual artist (born 1966) |
| Christian Sarau | German American politician. |
| Christina Lewis | American entrepreneur, investor, philanthropist and writer. |
| Christmas Album (Boney M. album) | 1981 studio album by Boney M. |
| Christmas Island Seamount Province | A group of more than 50 submarine volcanos named for Christmas Island |
| Christmas with Boney M. | 1984 compilation album by Boney M. |
| Christmas with Boney M. (2007 album) | 2007 compilation album by Boney M. |
| Christopher Evans (author) | Welsh-born UK chemist, teacher, and author. |
| Christopher Marlowe in fiction | Fictional depictions of Christopher Marlowe, 16th-century English dramatist. |
| Chronic undermining burrowing ulcer | Abdominal or chest wall after operations for septic condition. |
| Chrysaliniotissa | A Neighbourhood, Quarter or Mahalle of Nicosia, Cyprus |
| Chryseobacterium aurantiacum | A bacterium in the family Flavobacteriaceae |
| Chryseobacterium luteum | A bacterium in the family Flavobacteriaceae |
| Chubetsu Dam | Dam in Hokkaidō, Japan. |
| Chuck Crate | Canadian fascist leader, artist, and lexicographer. |
| Church membership | The state of being accepted into a local church congregation |
| Church of Christ (Whitmerite) | American religious movement. |
| Church of God General Conference | A nontrinitarian, Adventist Christian body |
| Church of Santo Antônio da Mouraria | The Church of Santo Antônio da Mouraria is a Brazilian Catholic temple in Salvador, Bahia. |
| Church of St. Athanasius in Poroishte | The Dug-In Church of St. Athanasius in Poroishte |
| Chuvashli | Rural locality in Biektaw District, Tatarstan. |
| Châteliers oppidum | French archaeological site. |
| Chầu văn | The type of music used in the Lên đồng ritual of Vietnam |
| Cimar | A Hoshino Gakki guitar brand. |
| Cincinnati, Parke County, Indiana | A Town in Indiana, United States |
| Cindy Jackson | Aesthetic consultant, author and television personality. |
| Cine Gibi 2 | Second film of the Brazilian franchise Cine Gibi. |
| Circle of competence | The subject area which matches a person's skills or expertise |
| Circle of thirds | Common method of organizing pitches and keys. |
| Circled dot | A graphic symbol |
| Circles (P.O.D. album) | 2018 studio album by P.O.D. |
| Cirrhilabrus adornatus | A species of fish |
| Cisitalia Grand Prix | A single-seater car |
| Citibank Singapore | Singapore division of Citibank N.A. |
| Citizen Force (South Africa) | Former reaerve component of the South African military. |
| Citizens' Initiative Review | A panel of citizens that summarizes ballot initiative(s) |
| City National Arena | Ice hockey arena in Summerlin, Nevada. |
| City Neighbors High School | A charter high school in Baltimore, Maryland |
| City Place I | The tallest building in the state of Connecticut |
| City Under Siege (album) | 2000 studio album by E.S.G. |
| City Zoo | 2019 studio album by G.E.M. |
| City Zoo (song) | 2019 single by G.E.M. |
| City of Derry Airport | Airport in Northern Ireland. |
| City of Thieves (gamebook) | A 1983 gamebook written by Ian Livingstone |
| City walls of Athens | List of defensive walls around Athens, Greece. |
| Civil Guard (Israel) | Civilian voluntary organization that supports the Police of Israel. |
| Civil Services of Tamil Nadu | The Civil service of Tamil Nadu |
| Claggarnagh East, Islandeady | A townland near Islandeady, County Mayo, Ireland. |
| Clair H. Voss | 20th century American judge, Wisconsin Court of Appeals. |
| Claire (2001 film) | 2001 film by Milford Thomas. |
| Clandestine detention center (Argentina) | Accommodation facility for detainees disappeared during the Dirty War. |
| Clara (magazine) | A feminist magazine based in Paris, France |
| Claremont School, Baltimore | A special needs middle-high school in Baltimore, Maryland |
| Clarence Strait | A strait in Southeast Alaska |
| Clark station | A future station of the North South Commuter Railway. |
| Clasp-knife response | A Golgi tendon reflex |
| Class Struggle (board game) | Board game. |
| Clatteringshaws Loch | A reservoir in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland |
| Claude M. Hilton | A Virginia Senior Judge that was previously in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court |
| Claude Mélançon | A French Canadian naturalist, journalist and author |
| Claudia J. Kennedy | First woman to reach the rank of three-star general in the United States Army. |
| Clean (Whores EP) | 2013 EP by Whores. |
| ClearCube | Computer systems manufacturer in Austin, Texas, U.S.A. |
| Clearness index | A measure of atmosphere clearness |
| Cleaver Bank | A sand bank in the North Sea |
| Clement Warner | American politician and Civil War Union Army officer. |
| Clementine cake | Cake flavored primarily with clementines. |
| Clerihan GAA | Gaelic games club in County Tipperary, Ireland. |
| Cletus J. Vanderperren | 20th century American politician. |
| Clifford's principle | A philosophical principle |
| Clifton Hall Colliery | A coal mine in North-East England. Scene of an explosion in 1885 which killed 178 men and boys |
| Climate refuge | A stable area amid climate change |
| Climax, Georgia | A city in Decatur County, Georgia, United States. |
| Clinch cover | Style of cover for romance book cover art. |
| Clinging to a Scheme | 2010 studio album by The Radio Dept. |
| Clinostomidae | Family of trematodes in the order Diplostomida. |
| Clinostomum | Family of trematodes in the order Diplostomida. |
| Clitorophallus | A term that is increasingly used amongst discussions about intersex and transsexual genitalia |
| Clobbering | The act of overwriting a resource |
| Clock gating | A power management technique for synchronous digital circuits |
| Clockmakers' Museum | The Museum of the Clockmakers' Company |
| Clootie dumpling | A Scottish suet pudding |
| Close-Up (book) | The non-fiction book |
| Close Calls with Brick Walls | 2006 studio album by Andrew W.K. |
| Close Combat (series) | Series of realtime strategy video wargames. |
| Close to the Bone (novel) | A 2013 novel by Stuart MacBride |
| Closer (Saweetie song) | 2022 single by Saweetie featuring H.E.R. |
| Closure (container) | Devices and techniques used to close or seal a bottle, jug, jar, tube, can, etc. |
| Clothtech | Technical textiles for clothing and footwear applications. |
| Cloud formation and climate change | The study of clouds and cloud formation |
| Cloyd A. Porter | 20th century American politician. |
| Clp protease family | A protein-targeting ATP-dependent enzyme family. |
| Clyde Fastlink | A high frequency bus rapid transit system in Glasgow, Scotland |
| Cnidospora | A parasite with spores for attracting the host |
| Co-Balt | 2002 studio album by brute. |
| Coal mines and saltworks of Gouhenans | Complex of mines and factories in eastern France. |
| Coates graph | A mathematical graph for solution of linear equations |
| Coatesville Area School District | School district in Chester County, Pennsylvania, U. S. |
| Coats of skin | The coats provided for Adam and Eve by the God |
| Cocaine-induced midline destructive lesions | A nasal condition associated with cocaine use |
| Cocoliche | Italian-Spanish pidgin language of Buenos Aires. |
| Coderc Plaza | Famous plaza located in Périgueux, France. |
| Codex Baroccianus | A set of Greek manuscripts |
| Codex Sassoon 1053 | 10th century manuscript of the Hebrew bible. |
| Coenosmilia | Genus of small corals in the family Caryophylliidae. |
| Coffee badging | The practice of clocking in to work at an office then leaving to work elsewhere |
| Cognitive-experiential self-theory | A dual-process model of perception |
| Cognitive inhibition | The mind's ability to tune out irrelevant stimuli |
| Cognitive intervention | A form of psychological intervention |
| Cohabitation agreement | Legal document outlines rights and dutes of unmarried partners. |
| Coherent microwave scattering | Technique used for the characterization of small plasma objects. |
| Cohoba | A ceremony in which the ground seeds of the cojóbana tree were inhaled |
| Coin rotation paradox | Geometry problem of a coin rolling around another coin. |
| Coin set | A set of coins |
| Coin slab | A type of sealed coin holder |
| Coinage from Maximinus Thrax to Aemilianus | Imperial Roman coinage from 235 to 253 A.D. |
| Coinstar | American company with a network of coin-cashing machines. |
| Coke Bottle (song) | 2014 single by Agnez Mo featuring Timbaland and T.I. |
| Col des Bagenelles | Mountain pass in the Vosges. |
| Cold Kickin' It | 1990 studio album by E.U. |
| Cold Summer (U.S.D.A. album) | 2007 studio album by U.S.D.A. |
| Colegio Amaranto | Private school in Baja California Sur, Mexico. |
| Colette Senghor | Second wife of the French-Senegalese writer and politician Léopold Sédar Senghor . |
| Colin McRae Rally (2013 video game) | A rally racing video game developed by Codemasters 2013 |
| Collateralized loan obligation | Financial instrument based on business loans. |
| College Community School District | A school district located near Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States. |
| Colleges within universities in the United Kingdom | A university structure in the UK |
| Collin River (Mégiscane River tributary) | River in Canada. |
| Collins Hill High School | Public high school in Gwinnett County, Georgia, United States. |
| Colm Imbert | Trinidad and Tobago politician. |
| Colnbrook railway station | A closed railway station on the disused railway line between West Drayton and Staines |
| Colonial architecture of Brazil | Architecture carried out in the current Brazilian territory from 1500 until 1822. |
| Colonisation (biology) | A species spreading to new areas |
| Colorimetry (chemical method) | Technique to determine the concentration of colored compounds in solution. |
| Colour fastness | A colour's resistance to fading or running |
| Columbia River Estuary | The estuary of the Columbia River |
| Columbian (Milwaukee Road train) | The Columbian (Milwaukee Road train) was a passenger train. |
| Columbian Harmony Cemetery | African American cemetery in Washington DC. |
| Column family | A database project that organizes data in packed columns |
| Combination bus | Purpose-built passenger vehicle based on a truck chassis cab. |
| Come Together (Chris Brown song) | Song by Chris Brown featuring H.E.R. |
| Come Walk with Me (song) | 2013 single by M.I.A. |
| Cometary Orbital Drive | 2008 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Cometary Orbital Drive to 2199 | 2013 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Comfortable Swagg | 2012 studio album by Jon B. |
| Command and Staff College Quetta | Pakistan Army staff college in Quetta Cantonment, Balochistan. |
| Commandino's theorem | The four medians of a tetrahedron are concurrent |
| Commandos de Chasse | French military units during the Algerian War. |
| Commesso | Artistic mosaic technique. |
| Commissioner of Crown Lands and Survey | A former cabinet position in Victoria, Australia |
| Commissioner of Trade and Customs | A former cabinet position in Colonial Victoria |
| Committee for the Defense of Legitimate Rights | A Saudi dissident group created in 1993 which opposed the Saudi government as un-Islamic |
| Committee of Chiefs of Military Medical Services in NATO | The senior medical body of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) |
| Committee of Secretaries-General | Committee of senior civil servants and technocrats in German-occupied Belgium during World War II. |
| Committee to Form a Libertarian Party | Precursor to the United States Libertarian Party. |
| Commodore (India) | A rank for Naval officers in India |
| Common data model | A standardised data model allowing for data exchange between sources and applications |
| Commotion (animation) | A visual effects application, originally released by Puffin Designs |
| Community amateur sports club | Amateur sports club eligible for favourable treatment for taxation purposes in the UK. |
| Community cat | Cats that do not have a specific owner but is taken care of by local residents. |
| Como Conference | 1927 physics conference in Como, Italy. |
| Comparative federalism | A term from political science |
| Comparative physiology | Study of the diversity of functional characteristics of organisms. |
| Comparative theology | A topic of theology |
| Comparison of the Amundsen and Scott expeditions | Analysis of two expeditions to the South Pole. |
| Compañía Española de Minas de Río Tinto | Former mining company of Spain. |
| Compañía Española de Minas de Tharsis | Former mining company of Spain. |
| Competitor analysis | A corporate strategy |
| Compile-time function execution | A compiler's ability to execute a function at compile time rather than runtime |
| Complaining | The expression of general dissatisfaction |
| Complimentary election | Voluntary elections for acting Federal Councilors to the National Council. |
| Composite fermion | The topological bound state of an electron |
| Composition of the Spanish autonomous parliaments | The composition of the 19 autonomous parliaments of Spain |
| Compression point | A characteristic of an electronic amplifier |
| Computability logic | A framework for studying interactive computational tasks through logic. |
| Computers in the classroom | The use of computers in school |
| Computing for All | A 1980s French government plan to introduce computers to pupils |
| Concert Classics, Vol. 4 | 1999 live album by U.K. |
| Concerto for Free Bass Accordion | Composition by John Serry, Sr. |
| Concurrence (quantum computing) | A state invariant involving qubits, in quantum information science |
| Concurrent user | A user accessing a system or resource at the same time as another |
| Condor Group | Aviation unit of the Mexico City police. |
| Conductance (graph theory) | A mixing property of Markov chains and graphs |
| Coney Island (album) | 1975 studio album by Herb Alpert and The T.J.B. |
| Confederación de Trabajadores Unitaria | Trade union centre in the Dominican Republic. |
| Confil | A wet-laid nonwoven fabric |
| Confirmed (album) | 2017 studio album by Dame D.O.L.L.A. |
| Confluence Greenway | Park system in Greater St. Louis area, Missouri, U..S. |
| Conic constant | A magnificence describing conic sections |
| Conical intersection | The ___location of a discrete degeneracy between two electronic states |
| Conjugate hyperbola | A symmetric figure defined by a hyperbola |
| Conmaicne | A people of early Ireland |
| Conoscopic interference pattern | A pattern of birefringence colors |
| Conrad Uno | American record producer. |
| Conscription in Canada | Compulsory military service in Canada. |
| Consensus model (criminal justice) | A model that argues that organizations of a criminal justice system should work together |
| Consenting Guinea Pig | 1996 EP by T.H.C. |
| Conspiracy: How the Paranoid Style Flourishes and Where It Comes From | 1997 book by Daniel Pipes. |
| Conspiracy (Junior M.A.F.I.A. album) | 1995 studio album by Junior M.A.F.I.A. |
| Constabulary | A form of police force used in various jurisdictions |
| Constant (computer programming) | A value that is not intended to be changed during program execution. |
| Constitutional Amendment of the Public Expenditure Cap | Constitutional Amendment that instituted the New Fiscal Regime in Brazil. |
| Constitutional Commission | A legal entity approved by a government to review a constitution |
| Constrained writing | Literary technique in which the writer is forced to follow a given rule, pattern, etc. |
| Construction delay | A situation where construction starts or concludes at a later time than expected |
| Consuela Biaz | 1981 single by Boney M. |
| Consuelo Valdés | Chilean archeologist and politician. |
| Consumption wall | A type of wall built in Medieval Europe |
| Contestani | A Roman ethnonym applied to Iberian-speakers at a given ___location |
| Continuous big q-Hermite polynomials | A family of basic hypergeometric orthogonal polynomials |
| Continuous deployment | A software engineering approach |
| Continuum (set theory) | The real numbers or their cardinality |
| Contrapuntal motion | The movement of two melodic lines with respect to each other |
| Contravention in French criminal law | Lowest level offense in French criminal law. |
| Contribution des patentes | A direct tax historically levied in France and other countries |
| Control break | A change in the value of one of the keys on which a file |
| Controlled language in machine translation | Controlled natural language may simplify translation into another language. |
| Controller (song) | 2018 single by L.A.B. |
| Controversia (album) | 1985 studio album by Danny Rivera, Vicente Carattini y Los Cantores de San Juan and Alpha IV. |
| Convention on the Reduction of Cases of Multiple Nationality and on Military Obligations in Cases of Multiple Nationality | A Convention of the Council of Europe |
| Conversazione | A learned or art society's social gathering for conversation and discussion |
| Cool Cat (book) | Children's picture book by Nonny Hogrogian. |
| Cooptee | A minor collaborator in espionage |
| Copeland–Erdős constant | Decimal number, 0.235711... |
| Copenhagen Wheel | Electric add in rear wheel for bicycles. |
| Cophen campaign | Military campaign by Alexander the Great in 327-326 BC. |
| Copper in renewable energy | The use of copper in renewable energy |
| Cora (name) | The name's history and a list of its prominent bearers |
| Coralville Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Core City Park | A public use park in the Core City neighborhood of Detroit. |
| Cork Premier Junior Football Championship | Gaelic football competition for junior-ranked clubs in Cork. |
| Cornovii (Caithness) | A people of ancient Britain |
| Cornwall Park, Hastings | Cornwall Park is a public park in Hastings, New Zealand. |
| Corona ring | A device used for prevention of corona discharge on high voltage equipments. |
| Corona station (LIRR) | Former station of the L.I.R.R. |
| Corporate poverty | The refusal to own property, individually or corporately. |
| Corps de logis | Principal block of a large house, mansion, or palace. |
| Corrales railway station | Former railway station in Corrales, Andalusia. |
| Corynthia expedition | Armed attack in Cuba in 1956. |
| Coryphantha jalpanensis | Coryphantha jalpanensis is a cactus found only in Mexico. |
| Cosmological phase transition | A phase transition for the whole universe |
| Cost driver | The unit of an activity that causes the change in activity's cost. |
| Cottonwood Springs Dam | Dam in South Dakota, United States. |
| Could've Been (H.E.R. song) | 2018 single by H.E.R. |
| Council for Higher Education Accreditation | University accreditation organization in the U.S.A. |
| Council of Senior Scholars (Saudi Arabia) | The Senior Council of Ulema, KSA's highest religious body |
| Council of the Navy (Polysynody) | Council established in the Polysynody from 1715 to 1718. |
| Council ranger | Civil law officers of Australia. |
| Count of Pinhal Mansion | Historical mansion in São Carlos, state of São Paulo, Brazil. |
| Counterpunch (boxing) | A boxing term |
| Country (identity) | The concept of country as part of one's identity |
| Country Shit | Song by Big K.R.I.T. |
| County Road Cutters | Football hooligan firm of Everton F.C. |
| County of Schaunberg | A medieval/early modern county in what is now Upper Austria |
| Couplets (cabaret) | Specializing in satirical songs performed in cabaret settings. |
| Court Marshal of Denmark | Chief Administrative Officer of the Royal Household of Denmark. |
| Court appointment | A traditional position in a royal household |
| Court of Accounts (Turkey) | The supreme governmental accounting body of Turkey |
| Covington, Columbus and Black Hills Railroad | Railroad located in Nebraska, U.S.A. |
| Cowgate, Cumbria | A hamlet in Cumbria, England |
| Cowgirl Creamery | A creamery in Point Reyes Station, California |
| Crack tax | Taxes on illegal drugs in Tennessee. |
| Craft Island | Island in Skagit Bay, Washington State. |
| Craigieburn, KwaZulu-Natal | A township in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa |
| Crambo | A rhyming game |
| Cranelift | A compiler backend written in Rust programming language |
| Cranham | A residential area of East London, England |
| Crashin' a Party | 2003 single by Lumidee featuring N.O.R.E. |
| Craspedocephalus occidentalis | Species of South Indian snake. |
| Cray X1 | A supercomputer made by Cray, Inc. |
| Creative Kids Museum | Children's museum in Alberta, Canada. |
| Creole garden | A multi-strata garden common in French Guiana, the West Indies and Reunion Island. |
| Cressi-Sub | Italian manufacturer of recreational diving and swimming equipment. |
| Crest Nicholson | Housebuilder in Chertsey, U.K. |
| Crestone Needle | Fourteener and twentieth highest mountain in the US state of Colorado (14194.8'). |
| Creusa (naiad) | A deity in Greek mythology |
| Crew Dragon Launch Abort System | The launch escape system of the crew dragon capsule |
| Crime science | The study of ways to prevent or reduce crime |
| Crinophtheiros comatulicola | A species of gastropod |
| Cripping-up | The act of casting a non-disabled actor in a disabled role |
| Crispin Glover (song) | 2004 single by Scarling. |
| Criticism of Awami League | The negative aspects of Bangladesh Awami League, as discussed in the media |
| Croatia national under-21 football team results (2020–present) | A list of the Croatia national under-21 football team results from 2020 to present |
| Croisière des Sables Expeditions | A French demonstration trip through the Sahara desert |
| Crop residue | The stalks, leaves, husks, roots, etc. left after crop is harvested and processed |
| Cropout | Horse with spotting or white markings from parents of solid color. |
| Crosby Villa | A village in Cumbria, England |
| Cross-border derby | Football rivalry between Chester City and Wrexham A.F.C. |
| Crosskeys Inn | A pub in Northern Ireland |
| Crossover (Dirty Rotten Imbeciles album) | 1987 studio album by D.R.I. |
| Crossroad grave | A grave in English folklore and history |
| Crotalaria digitata | A species of plant |
| Crotalus durissus marajoensis | Subspecies of Brazilian snake. |
| Crotch Hill | A summit in Hancock County, Maine, US |
| Crucids | A minor meteor shower |
| Crucifix of San Marcello | Crucifix associated with the 1522 plague epidemic in Rome. |
| Cruising with Elvis in Bigfoot's UFO | 1988 studio album by Adrenalin O.D. |
| Crummackdale | A valley in North Yorkshire, England |
| Crutchfield situation | Experimental procedure and apparatus to study conformity. |
| Cryogenic processor | A unit for cooling to ultra-low temperatures |
| Cryomassage | A type of massage using cold temperatures |
| Cryoturbation | Mixing of soil horizons due to freezing and thawing. |
| Crystal Love | 2003 single by melody. |
| Crystal Rainbow Pyramid Under the Stars | 2007 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Crystallization (love) | The "falling in love" process |
| Cube Tower | A skyscraper in Batumi, Georgia |
| Cucumber Quest | Adventure webcomic by Gigi D.G. |
| Cucurbăta Mare | A.K.A "Bihor Peak" located in Apuseni from Romania. |
| Cuddalore Lok Sabha constituency | One of the 39 Parliamentary Constituencies in Tamil Nadu, in India. |
| Culpable and reckless conduct | Common law crime in Scots law. |
| Cultural property law | Body of law that relates to protecting some items that are significant culture. |
| Cultural translation | A practice of translation |
| Cumbi | A fine luxurious fabric of the Inca Empire. |
| Cumbria Coast | One of England's Marine Conservation Zones. |
| Cummingsville Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Cumulate rock | Igneous rocks formed by the accumulation of crystals from a magma either by settling or floating. |
| Cup massage | A type of massage performed with cups |
| Curator Aquarum | A Roman official who managed the water supply of Rome |
| Curd of Bogra | A type of curd from Bogura |
| Curli | A proteinaceous extracellular fiber produced by enteric bacteria |
| Curro Independent Schools | Curro Independent Schools - quality assured schooling edu-business in Southern Africa. |
| Curse of the Boulder Valley | The beauty of Colorado valley will be its undoing |
| Curtain Call (UK album) | 2015 live album by U.K. |
| Curtis Lovell II | American illusionist and escape artist. |
| Customary kings of Wallis and Futuna | Leaders of Uvea, Alo, and Sigave. |
| Cutout animation | A form of stop-motion animation produced by moving two-dimensional pieces of material |
| Cuzcodinella alejandroi | A rare species of terrestrial isopod native to Cuba |
| Cyathium | A form of inflorescence of the type found on the poinsettia |
| Cyber and Electro Magnetic Activities Effects Group | Future formation of the British Army. |
| Cycling at the 2021 Junior Pan American Games | The cycling competitions at the 2021 Junior Pan American Games |
| Cycling pad | A type of cycling legwear |
| Cyclolysis | The process of dissipation of a cyclone |
| Cyclone Emnati | South-West Indian Ocean tropical cyclone in 2022. |
| Cyclone Nora | A strong tropical cyclone which affected Far North Queensland and the Top End in March 2018. |
| Cylindera ancistridia | A species of tiger beetle |
| Cylindera erudita | A species of beetle |
| Cyril and Libbye Hellier | Operatic sopranos. |
| Cyril the Swan | Mascot of Swansea City A.F.C. |
| Cytopathology | A branch of pathology that studies and diagnoses diseases on the cellular level |
| Czaczów | Village in Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland. |
| Czech Fiscal Council | The Czech Fiscal Council, Independent organisation of Czech Republic |
| Cäsar Rüstow | Prussian soldier and military writer. |
| Cédric Pemba-Marine | French politician. |
| Călușari | A ritual acrobatic dance |
| D.C. Black Pride | Annual pride festival celebrating the African-American LGBT community in Washington, D.C., U.S.A. |
| D.I. (EP) | 1983 EP by D.I. |
| D.V.D. v. Department of Homeland Security | Class action case which lead to 2 U.S. Supreme Court opinions. |
| D3O | Impact protection equipment company. |
| DB Cargo | Division of Deutsche Bahn and an international transport and logistics company. |
| DFW C.III | German reconnaissance aircraft produced during World War I. |
| DIN 31636 | German standard for the Romanization of Hebrew. |
| DIN 66003 | German standard 7-bit character encoding, a modified ASCII supporting the German alphabet. |
| DLR Lexicon | Library in Dún Laoghaire, south-Dublin, Ireland. |
| DNA annotation | The process of describing the structure and function of a genome |
| DNA demethylation | Removal of a methyl group from one or more nucleotides within a DNA molecule. |
| DNA sequencer | A scientific instrument used to automate the DNA sequencing process |
| DORIS (particle accelerator) | A particle accelerator at DESY |
| DPH-362 | DPH-362 is a simplified chemical analog of amitriptyline. |
| DR503 | 1988 studio album by Dead C. |
| DSB Bank | A failed Dutch bank and insurer |
| Da Baydestrian | 2007 studio album by Mistah F.A.B. |
| Daario Naharis | Character in Game of Thrones etc. |
| Daedalus (yacht) | A maxi-catamaran, built Canada 1983 |
| Dag og Tid | A national weekly newspaper in Norway |
| Dahar (tribe) | Sindhi tribe of Pakistan. |
| Dahibara aludam | Local snack in Odisha. |
| Dahu (clothing) | A type of Chinese jacket with short sleeves or no sleeves |
| Daikanbō Station | Trolleybus and cable car station in Tateyama, Japan. |
| Daill Loch | A lake in Scotland |
| Daily Rambam Study | Daily study of the Rambam's Mishneh Torah instituted by Chabad, completing the opus each year. |
| Daily Star (United Kingdom) | British daily tabloid newspaper published by Reach plc. |
| Dairylea (cheese) | Processed cheese brand available in Ireland and the United Kingdom. |
| Daisy Torres | Nicaraguan politician and mayor of Managua. |
| Dakota Block (Grand Forks, North Dakota) | Building in North Dakota, U.S.A. |
| Dala'il al-I'jaz | A work on inimitability of the Qur'an and Arabic Rhetoric |
| Dalai (Tanzanian ward) | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Daleep Singh Parihar | A politician in Jammu and Kashmir, India |
| Dallah Al-Baraka | A private multinational corporation based in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia |
| Dalziel and Pascoe | Fictional detectives created by Reginald Hill. |
| Damage (H.E.R. song) | 2020 single by H.E.R. |
| Damaiyu Subdistrict | Subdistrict under the jurisdiction of Yuhuan, Zhejiang Province, People's Republic of China. |
| Damals | A monthly history magazine in Germany |
| Damao (hat) | A Chinese round hat with high crown and wide brim |
| Damara orogeny | Mountain building event at the intersection of the Congo and the Kalahari cratons. |
| Damassine | A fruit spirit produced in the Swiss Canton of Jura from the red damson plum. |
| Damdiei | A village in Pherzawl district, North East India. |
| Dan Steele | American bobsledder and track and field athlete and coach. |
| Dance Your Ph.D. | Dance contest for scientists, sponsored by AAAS.. |
| Dance with Me (T.S.O.L. album) | 1981 studio album by T.S.O.L. |
| Dancing Girls (1896 film) | 1896 British film directed by Birt Acres. |
| Dandamis | Indian philosopher of the 4th century B.C. |
| Dandelions (song) | 2017 promotional single by Ruth B. |
| Dandelyan | Defunct bar in London, U.K. |
| Dandenong Market | A well-known market in victoria |
| Dandry Mire Viaduct | A railway viaduct in Cumbria, England |
| Danger Money | 1979 studio album by U.K. |
| Dangerous and Moving | 2005 studio album by t.A.T.u. |
| Danica Dakić | Bosnian artist and university professor. |
| Danie Craven Stadium | Rugby stadium in Stellenbosch, South Africa. |
| Daniel Dawson | Australian boxer, kickboxer and muay thai fighter. |
| Daniel Erik Næzén | A Swedish provincial physician |
| Daniel G. Fenton | 19th century American politician. |
| Daniel Hellmann | Swiss performance artist & activist. |
| Daniel J. O'Donohue | U.S. Marine major general. |
| Daniel Makinde | A Nigerian professor of Theoretical and Applied Physics |
| Daniel Nadler | Canadian-born technology entrepreneur, poet, and film producer. |
| Daniel Purcell | English composer relative of Henry Purcell. |
| Daniel Richards (bishop) | Ninth bishop of Upper South Carolina. |
| Daniel Shaga Ismaila | The 28th ruler of the Bwatiye people |
| Daniel Thomas (art historian) | Australian art historian, curator, writer, and museum director. |
| Daniel and the Lion (Bernini) | Sculpture by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. |
| Daniela Nane | A Romanian actress (born 1971) |
| Danielle Steers | English stage actress and singer-songwriter. |
| Danvers Statement | A statement of the complementarian Christian view of gender roles |
| Daqiu Island | Island west of Taiwan. |
| Dara | The name's history and a list of its prominent bearers |
| Darangen | Maranao epic poem from Mindanao, Philippines. |
| Darband, Fereydunshahr | A village in Iran |
| Darbandikhan Dam | Dam in Darbandikhan, Kurdistan Region. |
| Darboux differential equation | The type of equation, mentioned in list of nonlinear differential equations |
| Daredevil collected editions | A list of Daredevil comics collated into collected editions |
| Dargah Sheikh Musa | A sufi shrine (Dargah) in Nuh, Mewat |
| Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument | Instrument for conducting a spectrographic survey of distant galaxies. |
| Dark Matters (The Rasmus album) | The Rasmus album |
| Dark Religion | Book about religious fundamentalism and fanaticism. |
| Dark Side of the Black Moon: What Planet Are We On? | 2009 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Dark taxon | A taxon that does not appear to produce any observable morphological structure |
| Dars-i Nizami | A traditional curriculum in Islamic institutions |
| Dart (sewing) | A pointed fold used in sewing |
| Darß | Peninsula in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. |
| Dasa | A Sanskrit term found in ancient Indian texts |
| Dasgupta | A Bengali surname |
| Dassouri | A Town in Centre, Burkina Faso |
| Data conditioning | The use of data management techniques in a computer system |
| Data independence | A type of data transparency |
| Data literacy | Data literacy is utilizing data to translate it into understandable information. |
| Data management platform | Software platform used for collecting and managing data, mainly for digital marketing purposes. |
| Data validation and reconciliation | A technology to correct measurements in industrial processes |
| Database testing | The testing of database software systems |
| Datastorm Technologies | Company that made computer communications software. |
| Date Sōdō | Noble family dispute within the Date samurai clan, which occurred in 1671. |
| Datum reference | A point of reference against which some others are calculated |
| Dave Hakkens | Dutch industrial designer (born 1988). |
| Dave Williams (Desperate Housewives) | Fictional character on Desperate Housewives. |
| David Agiashvili | Georgian film director, producer and screenwriter. |
| David Barbarossa | Musician and author. |
| David Cairnes | Irish lawyer and MP involved in Siege of Derry. |
| David Crockett High School (Tennessee) | High school in Jonesborough, Tennessee, U.S.A. |
| David E. James | British American film scholar, filmmaker and poet. |
| David G. Read | Eleventh bishop of West Texas. |
| David J. Hall (photographer) | Underwater wildlife photographer, author, and naturalist. |
| David Jensen (sculptor) | Russian decorative sculptor and art professor. |
| David Lederman | American aerospace engineer, entrepreneur, author, and humanitarian. |
| David Obiosa | A Nigerian Anglican Bishop and priest |
| David Ozio | A retired right-handed ten-pin bowler |
| David R. Hopkins | American politician. |
| David R. Marchant | American glacial geologist. |
| David Redish | This is a biography of scientist David Redish at the University of Minnesota. |
| David Solomon Eibenschutz | The Arvei Nachal |
| David Walker (costume designer) | Costume designer for ballet, opera and theatre. |
| David Williams (geologist, born 1898) | British geologist. |
| David Wolstencroft | American-born British screenwriter and author. |
| Davidson Street station | Streetcar station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| Day Dreaming (DJ Drama song) | 2009 single by DJ Drama featuring Akon, Snoop Dogg and T.I. |
| Day Peckinpaugh | The last self-propelled regularly scheduled commercial ship on the Erie canal. |
| Day of Judaism | A day of reflection for Churches throughout Europe on their relationship to Jews and Judaism |
| Dayaks in politics | The participation of Dayaks in politics |
| Daytime Protocol | A service in the Internet Protocol Suite |
| Dazu Huike | The Second Patriarch of Chan Buddhism |
| Dazzle reflex | A type of reflex blink |
| De Coelesti Hierarchia | Pseudo-Dionysian work on angelology, 5th ct. |
| De Janeiro | 2007 single by R.I.O. |
| De Roos | Mill from Delft, South Holland, Netherlands. |
| De Vries–Rose law | The De Vries - Rose law of vision science. |
| De novo domestication | The domestication of new species |
| De viris illustribus | A genre of literature |
| Deaconess Hospital, Edinburgh | Hospital in Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| Dead Channel Sky | 2025 studio album by clipping. |
| Dead Dawn | 2016 studio album by Entombed A.D. |
| Dead Wake | 2015 book by author Erik Larson. |
| Deaf Republic: Poems | A poetry anthology |
| Dealing with It! | 1985 studio album by D.R.I. |
| Dear... (song) | 2007 single by May J. |
| Death and legacy of Tom Thomson | The death and legacy of Canadian artist Tom Thomson |
| Death and state funeral of Chiang Kai-shek | Chiang Kai-shek's death & funeral. |
| Death by Design (album) | 1996 studio album by T.H.C. |
| Death on the High Seas Act | United States admiralty law enacted by the United States Congress in 1920. |
| Deaths at Deepcut army barracks | A series of deaths at a British Army camp in Surrey, England |
| Deaths of the Neville-Lake children | High profile vehicle collision in Canada resulting in deaths of multiple children. |
| Deb Andraca | American Democratic politician, Member-elect of the Wisconsin State Assembly. |
| Deborah Fraser (academic) | New Zealand teaching academic. |
| Deborah Jeanne Dawkins | American politician from Mississippi. |
| Deborah Vietor-Engländer | British literary scholar. |
| Debra Kolste | 21st century American Democratic politician. |
| Debt-for-nature swap | The exchange of foreign debt for investments |
| Decadent (U.D.O. album) | 2015 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Decanonization | The exclusion of a saint's name from religious calendars |
| Decay scheme | A graphical presentation of all the transitions occurring in a decay of a radioactive substance |
| December 2019 Mogadishu bombing | A suicide truck bomb attack in Mogadishu, Somalia |
| Decimal calendar | A calendar which includes units of time based on the decimal system |
| Decipium | Proposed chemical element. |
| Decision mining | Subtopic in process mining. |
| Dedekind group | Group such that every its subgroup is normal. |
| Dedham Liberty Pole | Liberty pole erected in 1798 in Dedham, Massachusetts. |
| Deep Treble | A cappella group at Rutgers University |
| Deepak Sharma (director) | Indian television director and producer. |
| Deepika Prasain | Nepalese film actress. |
| Defence policy of Japan | A defense policy of the Japanese state |
| Defiant-class patrol vessel | United States-made patrol boats supplied to Caribbean and Central American nations. |
| Deficiency (medicine) | A lack or shortage causing dysfunction |
| Definition (album) | 1992 studio album by D.R.I. |
| Deflated Sharpe ratio | The Deflated Sharpe Ratio is a result in mathematical finance, which helps assess investments |
| Deformation bands | Geological mechanism producing small fault lines. |
| Dehns | The trading name for British attorney office Frank B. Dehn & Co |
| Del Norte Formation | A geologic formation in New Mexico and Arizona |
| Delcarbon, Colorado | Ghost town in Huerfano County, Colorado, United States. |
| Delhi–Varanasi high-speed rail corridor | High-speed Rail section, part of the Delhi-Kolkata high-speed rail network. |
| Della Casa Appa | The first significant Zuni women jewelers (1889-1963) |
| Delphic Society | A predecessor organization to the Delphic Fraternity |
| Delusional companion syndrome | The belief that familiar objects are sentient beings |
| Delustrant | Substance that reduces the lustre of synthetic fibres. |
| Demand management | Methods andactivities used to forecast, plan for and manage the demand for products and services. |
| Demetrios Mavromichalis | Greek politician and military personnel of the 19th century. |
| Demi Mills | American actress. |
| Demolition 23 (album) | 1994 studio album by Demolition 23. |
| Demon Princes | A series of five science fiction novels by Jack Vance |
| Demonstration kitchen | A space for cooking demonstration |
| Dengjiatun incident | A Japanese-Chinese conflict in 1916 |
| Denis Abukuse | Kenyan rugby sevens player. |
| Denjoy–Riesz theorem | A compact set of totally disconnected points in the plane can be covered by a Jordan arc |
| Densmore Maxon | 19th century American politician. |
| Dent Head Viaduct | A railway viaduct in Cumbria, England |
| Dental key | A tool to pull out teeth |
| Denudation | A geological term describing the various processes that wear away landforms |
| Department of Computer Science, University of Manchester | The longest established school of Computer Science in the UK, and one of the largest. |
| Department of Manipuri, Assam University | A university level educational institute for study in Meitei language |
| Department of Manipuri, Manipur University | A university educational department of studies in Meitei language |
| Deputy Clerk of the Closet | The Domestic Chaplain to the Sovereign of the United Kingdom |
| Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department | Administers a portfolio through the Prime Minister's Department. |
| Deputy lieutenant of Aberdeenshire | Commissioned by the Lord Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire. |
| Deputy lieutenant of Greater London | Commissioned by the Lord Lieutenant of Greater London. |
| Derek Buzasi | American Astronomer, "salvaged" NASA's WIRE orbital observatory mission for science. |
| Derty Werk | 1999 studio album by T.W.D.Y. |
| Desert County, Utah Territory | Legacy county in Utah. |
| Deshapremi Janatha Vyaparaya | A former paramilitary organization in Sri Lanka |
| Design-Oriented Programming | A way to author computer applications |
| Design paradigm | A paradigm from the sociology of science |
| Desiree Sayle | American Republican political aide, served in the White House under George Bush and Donald Trump. |
| Desjardins' point | Point on the abdomen above the head of the pancreas. |
| Detasheet | A flexible rubberized explosive |
| Determination (biology) | The process of matching a specimen of an organism to a known taxon |
| Deterministic Barcoding in Tissue for Spatial Omics Sequencing | A summary of the DBiT-seq technique. |
| Detestation | 1984 studio album by G.I.S.M. |
| Detourn | 2013 studio album by The S.I.G.I.T. |
| Detroit Stars | Negro league baseball team in Detroit, active from 1919 to 1931. |
| Detroit Sunday Journal | A weekly tabloid newspaper from in Detroit, Michigan |
| Detroit Wayne (1919 ship) | A design 1099 steel-hulled cargo ship |
| Deuce (The D.O.C. album) | 2003 album by The D.O.C. |
| Deus otiosus | A creator god who is no longer involved in the universe |
| DevOps toolchain | DevOps toolchain release package. |
| Devadiga | Temple servant community located in the state of Karnataka, India. |
| Devang Gandhi | Indian cricket player. |
| Devil's Cargo | 1948 film by John F. Link Sr. |
| Devil's Night Out | The Mighty Mighty Bosstones 1990 debut studio album |
| Devolution (album) | 1994 studio album by M.O.D. |
| Devon Metro | Urban railway network in Exeter undergoing metroisation. |
| Dewan of Mysore | The prime minister of the Kingdom of Mysore |
| Dewey Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa and Oklahoma, United States. |
| Dewey Smith | American aquanaut. Died in diving accident. |
| Dhakai | A Bengali Attire from Bangladesh |
| Dhani (settlement type) | The smallest conglomeration of houses |
| Dhankuta Multiple Campus | A campus affiliated with TU |
| Dharamsinghwa | A town and a Nagar Panchayat in Uttar Pradesh |
| Dharmapuri Lok Sabha constituency | One of the 39 Parliamentary Constituencies in Tamil Nadu, in India. |
| Dharmasagar (pond) | A large pond of Bangladesh |
| Dheu | The Earth in Albanian paganism |
| Dhipur Islamia Fazil Madrasah | A Fazil Madrasa of Tongibari upazila in Munshiganj district of Bangladesh |
| Dhirendra Premarshi | Nepali author of Maithili language, cultural expert. |
| Dhodar Ali | A road in Assam covering four districts |
| Dhorm Mountain | A mountain in Sarawat Mountain range, Saudi Arabia |
| Dhruva | A devotee of the Hindu god Vishnu |
| Diabolik: Ginko Attacks! | 2022 Italian film by Manetti Bros. |
| Diabolik: Who Are You? | 2023 Italian film by Manetti Bros. |
| Diabolik (2021 film) | 2021 Italian film by Manetti Bros. |
| Diacylglycerol lipase | Enzyme that breaks down diacylglycerol in many organisms. |
| Diakité Fatoumata N'Diaye | A Malian former diplomat and Minister of Public Health |
| Dialogical self | The mind's ability to imagine the different positions of participants in an internal dialogue |
| Diamond Circle | Popular tourist route around Húsavík and Lake Mývatn in North Iceland. |
| Diamond FM (Ilorin) | Radio station in Nigeria. |
| Diaper (cloth) | A damask cloth with small patterns |
| Diary (The D.O.T. album) | 2013 studio album by The D.O.T. |
| Diastella fraterna | Species of plant of the family Proteaceae native to South Africa. |
| Diazolidinyl urea | Antimicrobial preservative used in cosmetics. |
| Dibu Ojerinde | The Former Registrar of Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB |
| Diccionario crítico etimológico castellano e hispánico | Etymological dictionary of the Spanish language. |
| Dice-Sørensen coefficient | A statistic used for comparing the similarity of two samples |
| Dice chess | A set of chess variants in which dice are used to alter gameplay |
| Dickens's London | The author's references to the city |
| Dickson Adomako Kissi | A Ghanaian Politician and Medical Practitioner |
| Dictated Aggression | 1996 studio album by M.O.D. |
| Dictionnaire administratif et historique des rues de Paris et de ses monuments | A dictionary of streets and monuments in Paris before Haussmann's renovation |
| Didn't You Kill My Brother? | 20th episode of the 3rd series of The Comic Strip Presents... |
| Die Nacht... Du bist nicht allein | 2005 single by Schiller with Thomas D. |
| Die Woch | Newspaper in Tel Aviv. |
| Die hard (phrase) | First used during the Battle of Albuera (1811) in the Peninsular War. |
| Diefenbaker House | Historic house museum in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan Canada. |
| Diel vertical migration | A pattern of daily vertical movement characteristic of many aquatic species |
| Dielli (Albanian paganism) | The Sun in Albanian paganism |
| Dieudonné module | A module over the non-commutative Dieudonné ring |
| Diez Minutos | A weekly women's magazine in Spain |
| Differential steering | The steering method used by tanks and similar tracked vehicles |
| Diffusion gradient | A gradient in the rates of diffusion of multiple groups of molecules through a medium or substrate |
| Dig Deeper (album) | 1994 studio album by D.I.G. |
| Digha, Navi Mumbai | A small township near Airoli in Navi Mumbai, India. |
| Digheli | Village in Assam, India. |
| Digital Dope | 2009 studio album by E.S.G. |
| Digital Roses Don't Die | 2022 studio album by Big K.R.I.T. |
| Digital Sound Factory | A sound design company founded by Timothy Swartz in 2007. |
| Digital component video | Analog video signals transmitted over a digital interface. |
| Digital outdoor menu board | A type of digital menu |
| Digital storytelling | Process where ordinary people create and share their stories using digital media. |
| Digital terrestrial television in Cyprus | The only means of watching terrestrial TV in Cyprus |
| Digital textbook | A digital book or e-book |
| Digital transition | The move from an analog system to a digital format |
| Digitality | The era of living in digital culture(s) |
| Dihydropteroate synthase inhibitor | A drug that inhibits the action of dihydropteroate synthase |
| Dihydropyridine calcium channel blockers | A class of medication used to treat high blood pressure |
| Dikmen Vadisi | A recreation park in Ankara |
| Dikti | Mountain range of east Crete, Greece. |
| Dillinger & Young Gotti II: Tha Saga Continuez... | 2005 studio album by D.P.G. |
| Dilly beans | Pickled green beans, often flavoured with dill. |
| Dime Trap | 2018 studio album by T.I. |
| Dimension Intrusion | 1993 studio album by F.U.S.E. |
| Dimethyl trithiocarbonate | A methyl ester of trithiocarbonic acid. |
| Dimophyes | Monotypic genus of hydrozoans. |
| Dinah Greet | Costume designer for theatre and film. |
| Dinah Jefferies | British novelist. |
| Dinamo-2 Moscow | Futsal club based in Moscow, Russia. |
| Dinanath Kushwaha | Former member of Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly. |
| Dinantian | A series of rocks |
| Dinka alphabet | The alphabet of a South Sudanese nilotic language |
| Dinosaur paleobiogeography | Field of study in paleontology and geography. |
| Diogo Feio | Portuguese lawyer, university lecturer and politician. |
| Dion, Archaeological Museum | Archaeological museum in Central Macedonia, Greece. |
| Dip dye | A hair coloring style that involves dipping the ends of the hair into dye |
| Diplomatic Archives of Serbia | The archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia |
| Dippishausen | Village in the district of Kreuzlingen in the canton of Thurgau, Switzerland. |
| Direct limit of groups | The direct limit of a direct system of groups |
| Direct numerical simulation | A simulation in computational fluid dynamics |
| Direct reduction | A set of processes for obtaining iron from iron ore |
| Direct reduction (blast furnace) | The fraction resulting from the direct reduction of iron oxides in a blast furnace. |
| Directional symmetry (time series) | A statistical measure of a model's performance |
| Directions in Groove (EP) | 1992 EP by D.I.G. |
| Director of the Marine Corps Staff | The 3rd senior-most officer of the United States Marine Corps |
| Directorate General for Police | The law enforcement and fire-rescue service of Northern Cyprus. |
| Dirty Linen (TV series) | Philippine revenge drama television series. |
| Dirty Talk (Klein + M.B.O. song) | 1982 single by Klein + M.B.O. |
| Disappear (album) | 2001 studio album by T.S.O.L. |
| Disaster Prevention Day | A commemoration and preparation day for natural disasters such as the Great Kantō Earthquake |
| Disc-binding | A type of notebook bind |
| Discotheque Play Like "A" Rainbows | 2008 live album by alice nine. |
| Discovery Bay (Australia) | An open oceanic embayment in Eastern South Australia and western Victoria |
| Discovery Park (Seattle) | A park in Seattle, Washington, US |
| Discovery Tree | Giant sequoia exhibition tree, cut down in Calaveras Grove, California. |
| Discrimination in education | Act of restricting one's human right to education on the basis of race, sex, age, etc. |
| Disease (G.G.F.H. album) | 1993 studio album by G.G.F.H. |
| Dish garden | A small, inside garden |
| Disinae | A subtribe of flowering plants belonging to the orchid family |
| Disorders of diminished motivation | A group of psychiatric and neurological conditions |
| Disproportionality in special education | Representation of certain demographic groups in the United States' public school system. |
| Distillate (motor fuel) | A former grade of motor fuel (North America, circa 1910s-1960s) |
| Distomo Archaeological Collection | Archaeological museum in Central Greece, Greece. |
| Distributed GIS | A type of Geographic Information System |
| Distributed antenna system | A network of spatially separated antennas connected to a common source |
| Distribution law | Generalisation describing the distribution of a solute between two non miscible solvents. |
| Dither (album) | 2001 studio album by moe. |
| Dive bar | A type of bar |
| Divergent thinking | A process of generating creative ideas |
| Diversnight | Annual recreational night diving festival. |
| Diversum | 2022 studio album by In the Woods... |
| Divided We Stand (album) | 2003 studio album by T.S.O.L. |
| Diving into the Unknown | 2016 Finnish film directed by Juan Reina. |
| Divisome | A protein complex in bacteria responsible for cell division |
| Dixie Series | A minor league baseball postseason championship series |
| Djeffal Fayçal | A professor of Engineering Technology & Applied Sciences at the University of Batna |
| Djidjelli expedition | A 1664 military expedition by Louis XIV to seize the port of Djidjelli |
| Dmitry Nalivkin | A Soviet geologist known for mapping the geology of the USSR |
| Dmitry Pevtsov | Russian actor and politician. |
| Dnieper Lowland | The relief form in Ukraine, Belarus, part of East European plain |
| Dnieper Upland | The relief form in Ukraine, part of the East European Plain |
| Do the Right Thing (song) | 1989 single by Redhead Kingpin and the F.B.I. |
| Dobson & Barlow | A manufacturer of textile machinery |
| Dochula Pass | A high-mountain pass in Bhutan |
| Docimology | The study of testing and evaluation |
| Doctor Dolittle's Circus | The fourth Doctor Dolittle book by Hugh Lofting |
| Doctor Dolittle's Garden | The seventh work of Doctor Dolittle Books, the author was Hugh Lofting |
| Doctor Dolittle's Post Office | The third Doctor Dolittle book by Hugh Lofting |
| Doctor Dolittle's Return | The ninth work of Doctor Dolittle books authored by Hugh Lofting |
| Doctor of Audiology | A professional degree |
| Documentary evidence | Evidence which can be introduced at a trial in the form of documents, recordings, etc. |
| Doda, Jammu and Kashmir | A town and district headquarters in Jammu and Kashmir |
| Does not compute | A phrase often uttered by computers and robots in popular culture |
| Does the Cosmic Shepherd Dream of Electric Tapirs? | 2004 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Dogpiling (Internet) | A form of online harassment |
| Doha Academy | A private School in Doha, Qatar that offers Education for life |
| Doin' It Big | 2008 studio album by 8Ball & E.D.I. |
| Doli Pivski massacre | The mass killing of Montenegro civilians by the 7th SS Division. |
| Dolomite rock failure in South Africa | South African dolomite is a widespread carbonate rock prone to weathering and sinkholes. |
| Dolphin Stradivarius | Violin made by Antonio Stradivari. |
| Domain model | A model in software engineering |
| Domaslava | A 10th-century Croatian queen |
| Dome 86C | A racing prototype |
| Domfreiheit | Land immediately surrounding a cathedral in the HRE subject to ecclesiastical privileges. |
| Dominant seventh sharp ninth chord | A chord in music |
| Dominator (U.D.O. album) | 2009 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Dominator (W.A.S.P. album) | 2007 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| Dominical suite of songs | Vocal quartet and piano. |
| Domtar mine | Mine in Walker, Michigan, Michigan, U.S.A. |
| Domus Academica | A student housing and hostel building owned by the Student Union of University of Helsinki |
| Don't Say (Jon B. song) | 1997 single by Jon B. |
| Don't Talk (Jon B. song) | 2001 single by Jon B. |
| Don Barnes (judge) | Attorney and judge from Oklahoma, U.S.A. |
| Don Snyder | American photographer and multimedia artist. |
| Donald Byrd and 125th Street, N.Y.C. | 1979 studio album by Donald Byrd and 125th Street, N.Y.C. |
| Donald Trump's first farewell address | The first farewell address of Donald Trump |
| Donatus Magnus | The founder of Donatism (d. c. 355) |
| Donegall Quay | A quay by the River Lagan, Belfast |
| Dongba Manuscripts | A translation of the Chinese page "东巴经" that will be expanded further |
| Dongding Island | Island west of Taiwan. |
| Dongji Island | Island west of Taiwan. |
| Dongping dialect | Mandarin Chinese dialect of Shandong, China. |
| Donna Scott Davenport | Judge of county juvenile justice system and subject of journalistic exposé. |
| Donor conceived person | A person who was conceived with a donor egg and/or sperm, or embryo |
| Donora–Monessen Bridge | Bridge in the U.S.A. |
| Doom Emacs | A configuration framework for emacs |
| Dora Fugh Lee | Notable Chinese American artist included in prominent public and private art collections. |
| Dora Shulner | Ukrainian-born Jewish-American Yiddish author. |
| Dora di Bardonecchia | River in Italy: the Piedmontese communes of Bardonecchia and Oulx in the Upper Val di Susa. |
| Dorea (cloth) | A striped cloth from India |
| Doris Arnold | British radio presenter, producer, pianist. |
| Dorleta Eskamendi Gil | Spanish professional racing cyclist. |
| Dorothy Stratton King | American painter and printmaker. |
| Doshia | A monotypic moth genus |
| Dot Butler | Australian bushwalker, mountaineer and conservationist. |
| Double-drumming | A style of drumming developed in the 20th century |
| Double Bubble Trouble | 2014 single by M.I.A. |
| Double Helix Nebula | A nebula in the constellation Ophiucius |
| Double Live Assassins | 1998 live album by W.A.S.P. |
| Double fault | A type of processor fault |
| Double suspension theorem | The double suspension of a homology sphere is a topological sphere |
| Double truck | A pair of facing pages |
| Douglas Corleone | Douglas Corleone (born December 14, 1975) is an American novelist and former lawyer. |
| Doutor Lourenço Peixinho Avenue | Doutor Lourenço Peixinho Avenue is the main avenue of Aveiro, Portugal. |
| Downer, Australian Capital Territory | A suburb of Canberra, Australia |
| Downer Theatre | Historic movie theater in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. |
| Downriver Stars | Defunct AAHL team based out of Trenton, Michigan. |
| Downset. (album) | 1994 studio album by downset. |
| Downsizer | A virtual community of people living sustainably |
| Dr. B. R. Ambedkar National Law University | National Law university in Sonipat, Haryana, India. |
| Dr. Stan's Prescription, Volume 1 | 2008 live album by moe. |
| Dr. Stan's Prescription, Volume 2 | Live album by moe. |
| Dr. William R. Harvey Museum of Art | Art museum in Alabama, U..S. |
| Drab (color) | A term used for cloths with specific colors such as dull browns, yellowish or gray |
| Dragon Seed (novel) | 1942 Pearl Buck book. |
| Drainage system (agriculture) | A system by which water is drained on |
| Draper's Meadow massacre | Attack by Shawnee warriors on a Virginia pioneer settlement in 1755. |
| Draw (terrain) | A long area of downward sloping low ground |
| Drawbar (defense) | A medieval security device |
| Dream Keyboard | A mobile app for Android |
| Dreams Come True (S.E.S. song) | 1998 song by S.E.S. |
| Drehmann sign | Orthopedicclinical test for hip joint. |
| Dresden Leipzig railway station | Leipzig station was the first railway station in Dresden. |
| Dressed particle | A particle together with excitations from other fields |
| Drift waves | A type of pressure driven magnetohydrodynamic instability in plasma physics |
| Dromana 3 Drive-In | Historic drive-in cinema in Melbourne, Australia. |
| Drone carrier | A ship that transports and launches drones |
| Droppin' Like Flies | 1992 single by Sheila E. |
| Drosia, Achaea | Community in Erymanthos, Achaea, Greece. |
| Drummer of El Bruc | A Catalan legend |
| Drury Mansion | A Mansion in Cleveland |
| Druzhelyubivka, Kharkiv Oblast | A vilqage in Izium Raion, Ukraine |
| Dry fruits | A group of fruits with a hard, dry pericarp |
| Drymoreomys | A rodent genus with one species in the family Cricetidae from the Atlantic Forest of Brazil |
| Du'a al-Sabah | A spiritual hymn & supplication recited by "Ali", the first Imam of Shia Muslims |
| Du hast den schönsten Arsch der Welt | 2007 single by Alex C. |
| Dual accreditation | A diplomat having two responsibilities |
| Duane Stadium | Multi-purpose stadium in Massachusetts, U.S.A. |
| Dubai (yacht) | A superyacht owned by the current Ruler of Dubai |
| Dubai Chambers | A non-profit organisation that serves the needs of the business community in Dubai. |
| Dubai Drydocks | A subsidiary of Dubai world |
| Dubai One Tower | Proposed residential tower in Dubai, UAE. |
| Dubki Park | A park in Timiryazevsky district of Moscow |
| Dublin Bay 21 | A historic class of Irish yachts |
| Dubmill | A settlement in Cumbria, England |
| Duchesse | A heavy and rich variety of satin cloth |
| Duckpin bowling | A variation of the sport of bowling |
| Ducks Away! | 2016 picture book written by Mem Fox and illustrated by Judy Horacek. |
| Dudley Blodget | Member of the Wisconsin State Assembly. |
| Duets: The Final Chapter | 2005 remix album by The Notorious B.I.G. |
| Duinseach ingen Duach | Irish queen c. 500 C.E. |
| Duke Stepanovich | A character in Bylina |
| Dunhuang Yardang National Geopark | Dunhuang UNESCO National Geopark. |
| Dunkirk transgression | Events of rising sea levels around the shores of the Low Countries in the late Roman period. |
| Dunlop Cry Baby | An American guitar pedal. |
| Dunmail Park | A shopping centre near Workington, England |
| Dunya | The temporal world in Islam |
| Dupioni | A plain weave crisp type of silk fabric |
| Durango-class patrol vessel | Offshore patrol vessel class in service with the Mexican Navy. |
| Durant (cloth) | A glazed woolen materials of the 18th century |
| Durava | A Sinhala caste traditionally involved in toddy tapping found in Sri Lanka |
| Durban beach-front bombing | The 1996 car bomb massacre at the Magoo's Bar |
| Durning Library | 1889 library in Kennington, London. |
| Durru Shehvar Children's & General Hospital | Hospital in Telangana, India. |
| Dustin Thomason | American author, screenwriter, and producer. |
| Dusty plasma | A plasma containing millimeter to nanometer sized particles |
| Dutch Boy 150 (Flat Rock) | ARCA Menards Series East race at Flat Rock Speedway. |
| Dutch nationality law | Nationality law of The Netherlands, Aruba, Curaçao, and Sint Maarten. |
| Dwars River Geological Occurrence | The Bushved Igneous complex |
| Dyce Work Camp | Scottish camp for conscientious objectors in World War I. |
| Dying for the World | 2002 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| Dylan's Gospel | 1969 studio album by The Brothers and Sisters of L.A. |
| Dynamic routing | A router process |
| Dzüko Valley | A valley in Manipur-Nagaland border |
| Dávid Petrik | Slovak footballer. |
| Dülfersitz | A classical abseiling technique |
| Düwag Wadloper | A family of diesel railcars and diesel multiple units |
| E. B. West | 19th century American politician and physician. |
| E. H. Putley | British scientist and author. |
| E. M. Foster | English female novelist fl. late 18th – early 19th c. |
| ECU Health Roanoke-Chowan Hospital | Hospital in Ahoskie, North Carolina. |
| EMule | Free peer-to-peer file sharing application for Microsoft Windows. |
| END Fund | Philanthropic fund dedicated to ending neglected tropical diseases. |
| EN 1078 | European standard for bicycle helmets etc. |
| EPCI | A type of offshore construction contract |
| ERT B | A Greek television transmitter, the second ERT multiplex |
| ESO 593-8 | A pair of interacting galaxy in Sagittarius. |
| E Bukura e Dheut | Character in Albanian folklore, a crafty fairy. |
| Eala Botanical Garden | Garden in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. |
| Earl of Banbury | A title in the Peerage of England. |
| Early Experiences of Colonial Life in South Australia | A book written by John Wrathall |
| Early Slavs | Group of tribal societies, 5th–10th c. |
| Earnest A. Dockstader | American football and basketball coach. |
| Earnings guidance | A publicly traded corporation's official prediction |
| Earth Negotiations Bulletin | A daily coverage on global environmental and sustainable development negotiations |
| Earth Protectors | A feature length documentary |
| Earth anthem | A theoretical song that represents Earth |
| Earth auger | Device for digging holes on the ground. |
| Earthflow | A type of mass movement |
| Earthquake Baroque | Baroque architecture intended to resist earthquakes. |
| East/West Boulevard station | Light rail station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| East Moran Bay | A historic Michigan harbor |
| East Point Golf Club | Golf Course in Vizag, India. |
| East Sheen Filling Station | Petrol service station in East Sheen, London in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. |
| East Sussex National Golf Club | Golf clubs in East Sussex, U.K. |
| Eastern Nigeria International Film Festival | Annual film festival that takes place in Enugu, Nigeria. |
| Ebbe Nielsen Challenge | Danish competition and awards for field of biodiversity informatics. |
| Ebbe Nielsen Prize | Danish award for field of biodiversity informatics. |
| Ebelle | A town in Igueben LGA |
| Ebon Fisher | American artist, theater director and media theorist. |
| Ebro Hydrographic Confederation | The organization that manages, regulates and maintains the water and irrigation of the Ebro Basin |
| Ecclesia and Synagoga | A pair of subjects in medieval art, representing Judaism and Christianity |
| Echimyinae | A subfamily of mammals belonging to the spiny rat family of rodents |
| Echimyini | A tribe of mammals belonging to the spiny rat family of rodents |
| Echo Orbiter | American indie pop band. |
| Echoborg | A person whose words or actions are determined by artificial intelligence |
| Echoes of an Era | 1982 studio album by Chaka Khan et al. |
| Eclipse (G.G.F.H. album) | 1991 studio album by G.G.F.H. |
| Eclogitization | The tectonic process in which the dense, high-pressure, metamorphic rock, eclogite, is formed |
| Eco-nationalism | A political ideology which combines environmentalism with nationalism |
| Ecological Metadata Language | A standard for understanding the meaning of ecological data |
| Ecological evolutionary developmental biology | A field of biology |
| Economic conversion | A technical, economic and political process for moving from military to civilian markets |
| Economic militarism | Ideological beliefs that the economy should be assisted by the military. |
| Economic theory of museums | A cultural economics field concerned with the economic implications of museums |
| Economy of Punjab, India | Economy of the 20th largest state in India. |
| Ecophagy | The literal consumption of an ecosystem |
| Ecosystem model | A typically mathematical representation of an ecological system |
| Ecrans Noirs Festival | Film festival in Yaoundé, Cameroon. |
| Edagaiye Apaghatakke Karana | A 2025 Kannada film |
| Edderside | A hamlet in Cumbria, England |
| Eddington–Finkelstein coordinates | A geometry concept |
| Eddystone Rocks | A seaswept and heavily eroded group of rocks southwest of Rame Head |
| Eddystone Rocks (South Shetland Islands) | Group of two rocks in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica. |
| Edgar Street Grid | A development in Hereford, England |
| Edge banding | A material or process used in finish carpentry |
| Edgewater Towers | Melbourne's first privately developed high rise apartment block in 1961. |
| Edison Farah | Brazilian mathematician. |
| Edith Formation | A geologic formation in New Mexico |
| Edith Nwosu | A Nigerian Professor of Corporate Law |
| Editorial URSS | Russian publishing house. |
| Edmund D. Edelman Children's Court | Los Angeles County Superior Court in Monterey Park, California, United States. |
| Edmund Scientific Corporation | Retailer of optical parts and educational science toys and kits. |
| Edmund V. Bobrowicz | 20th century American politician and union organizer. |
| Edokko | A person born and raised in Edo (Tokyo, Japan) |
| Eduard Richter | Austrian geographer and glaciologist. |
| Edward Colman (American politician) | 19th century American politician and Union Army Officer. |
| Edward P. Kimball | American musician and organist or assistant organist of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. |
| Edward S. Hope | Highest ranking Black man in the US Navy during World War II. |
| Edwin E. Bryant | 19th century American lawyer. |
| Eerie Wanda | Eerie Wanda is the indie pop solo project by the Dutch–Croatian singer-songwriter Marina Tadic. |
| Effective number of bits | A dynamic-range metric for digital systems |
| Effective potential | Net potential energy encountered in orbital mechanics. |
| Egyptian Arabic phonology | The sounds and pronunciation of Egyptian Arabic |
| Ehalkivi | The biggest glacial boulder in Estonia |
| Eierkoek | Soft, airy Dutch egg cake. |
| Eight or Nine Wise Words about Letter-Writing | Find out about eight or nine common tips that are going to help you write great letters. |
| Eighth & Main | The tallest building in the state of Idaho |
| Eighth Initiative Group | A group of feminist activists |
| Eihwaz | The rune ᛇ |
| Eimear McGeown | Irish and classical flautist. |
| Eiríksjökull | A glacier and large tuya in Iceland |
| Eisetüde | 1956 East German film. |
| Eish baladi | A traditional Egyptian flatbread made with wheat flour |
| Eket/Onna/Esit Eket/Ibeno federal constituency | A federal constituency in Akwa Ibom State |
| Eko Pearl Towers | Residential in Eko Atlantic, Lagos State. |
| Ekpatta | A veil, a simple loose draped garment similar to Dupatta. |
| Ekspress (satellite bus) | A satellite bus designed by ISS Reshetnev |
| Ekven | Archaeological site in the Russian Chukotka Autonomous Okrug. |
| El Bayo | Settlement in the municipality of Ejea de los Caballeros, Zaragoza. |
| El Coronil Solar Power Plant | Photovoltaic power station in El Coronil, Spain. |
| El Longoreño | Border town in Mexico. |
| El Lute/Gotta Go Home | 1979 single by Boney M. |
| El Malo (song) | 2010 single by Aventura , Remix featuring Sensato. |
| Elaine C. Smith | Scottish actor/ singer/ performer. |
| Elaterite | A brown elastic substance that occurs naturally |
| Elderflower cordial | A kind of soft drink |
| Ele Keats | American television, film and stage actress, model, and jewelry designer. |
| Eleanor Addison Phillips | British Educationist, founder of UK's first Soroptimist movement. |
| Eleanora (name) | A variant of the name Eleanor |
| Electoral history of John Garamendi | American politician electoral record. |
| Electoral history of the Communist Party of India | The election history of the Communist Party of India |
| Electoral precinct | A subdivision of an electoral district |
| Electric Heavyland | 2002 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Electric switchboard | A piece of equipment that distributes electric power |
| Electrical resistivity tomography | A geophysical technique for imaging sub-surface structures |
| Electrodialysis | Applied electric potential transport of salt ions. |
| Electronic civil disobedience | A form of nonviolent online protest |
| Eleftheria square | Main square in Nicosia, Cyprus. |
| Elegant Resorts | Travel agency in the United Kingdom. |
| Elementary function | A kind of mathematical function |
| Elena Balletti | Italian actress, poet, woman of letters, playwright and writer. |
| Elena Greenhill Blaker | Famous outlaw who was active in Patagonia at the beginning of the 20th century. |
| Eleocharis nitida | A species of grass-like sedge |
| Eleven Point National Wild and Scenic River | National scenic river in the Ozarks of Missouri, U..S. |
| Elgin Cathedral | A historic ruin in Elgin, Moray, north-east Scotland |
| Elham Valley Railway | Former railway in England, now closed. |
| Eli Bauer | American cartoonist and animation layout and story man. |
| Elijah Fox Cook | 19th century American politician. |
| Elijah Steele | 19th century American politician. |
| Elinor Armer | American pianist, music educator and composer. |
| Elise Cambon | American organist and pedagogue. |
| Elizabeth & Hawthorne station | Streetcar station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| Elizabeth (1798 ship) | A ship launched at Hamburg in 1798 |
| Elizabeth (1801 ship) | British East Indiaman launched at Liverpool in 1801. |
| Elizabeth Cheney (1422–1473) | English noblewoman, Lady Say. |
| Elizabeth City-Pasquotank Public Schools | PK–12 graded school district. |
| Elizabeth Gooking Greenleaf | Pharmacist from Massachusetts, U.S.A. |
| Elk Ridge (Maryland) | Mountain in western Maryland. |
| Elkem Meraker | Former smelting plant in Meråker. |
| Ella M. S. Marble | American journalist, educator, activist, physician. |
| Ellingwood Ledges | A popular technical climbing route on Crestone Needle in Colorado's Sangre de Cristo Range |
| Ellis–Numakura lemma | A compact topological semigroup with a semicontinuous product has an idempotent element |
| Ellsworth B. Belden | Early 20th century American lawyer and judge in Wisconsin. |
| Elmer Dyer | The first film camera man to specialize in aerial photography |
| Elmer Gainer | American basketball player (1918–1970). |
| Elnora D. Daniel | American nurse and educator. |
| Elsa (river) | A river in Tuscany, tributary of the [Arno]. |
| Elsa Jernås | Swedish graphic artist, painter and costume designer. |
| Elsie Venner | 1861 novel by Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. |
| Eltham Palace | Large house in Eltham, Southeast London, England, within the Royal Borough of Greenwich. |
| Elvira Chaudoir | Double-agent for the British during World War II. |
| Elyse Willems | Canadian internet personality, comedian, and writer. |
| Ema datshi | A cheese and chili-based dish from Bhutan |
| Email-address harvesting | The process of collecting email addresses, typically for email spam |
| Emam Gholi Khan Haji Ilkhani | The great ilkhan |
| Embakasi Pipeline | A slum-like residential neighbourhood in Embakasi, Nairobi |
| Embassy of Israel, Beijing | The official diplomatic mission of the State of Israel in the People's Republic of China |
| Embassy of South Korea, Kyiv | The official diplomatic mission of the Republic of Korea in Ukraine |
| Embassy of the United States, Beirut | The United States' embassy in Lebanon |
| Emblem of Nusantara | The symbol of the planned capital city of Indonesia |
| Emblem of Tripura | Official seal of Indian state of Tripura. |
| Embu District | A former district of Kenya |
| Emeka Enejere | A Nigerian academic and a political scientist |
| Emelina Adams | American actress and model. |
| Emergency Air Breather | A built in breathing system in US submarines |
| Emergency Fighter Program | Fighter aircraft design competition in Germany during WW2. |
| Emergency Mobile Alert | Mobile phone emergency alerting system in New Zealand. |
| Emergency Planning Division | Agency in the U.K. |
| Emergency Warning System | Japanese Early Warning system. |
| Emergenesis | The result of a specific combination of several interacting genes |
| Emerson Woelffer | American artist and arts educator. |
| Emilie Buchwald | American literary editor and author. |
| Emilio Guimoye | Peruvian entrepreneur, ex-minister, and agricultural investor. |
| Emily Davenport | American inventor. |
| Emily Green | Journalist focusing on immigration, recipient of 2020 Pulitzer Prize for Audio Reporting. |
| Emma (1828 ship) | Barge which capsized during its launch in 1828. |
| Emma Boyce | Hackney suffragette and anti-war activist. |
| Emma Frances Grayson Merritt | American educator. |
| Emma Morrison (pageant titleholder) | Biography of first indigenous person to win Miss Canada pageant. |
| Emmanuel Agbeko Gamor | Digital and Innovation Management Professional & Social Entrepreneur. |
| Emmanuel Chinwokwu | A Nigerian Professor of New Testament Studies at University of Nigeria, Nsukka |
| Emmanuel Clive Pohl | Australian businessman and philanthropist. |
| Empathy (EP) | 2021 EP by D.O. |
| Empire Landmark Hotel | Former hotel in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Tallest demolished building in Canada. |
| Employee stock purchase plan | A means for employees to purchase the stock of their company in the United States |
| Emporium Mall | A shopping mall at Jauhar Town Lahore |
| Empress Sasanban | A legendary lady of Sapa in modern-day Manila |
| Enclothed cognition | A phenomenon affecting the human cognition |
| Enda Mariam Cathedral, Asmara | The main cathedral of Eritrea |
| Endocranium | The lower and inner parts of the skull |
| Enel Américas | A conglomerate of electric energy companies operating in Central and South America |
| Energy management system | A system of computer-aided tools |
| Energy management system (building management) | A system for managing building energy usage |
| Engineering notation | A version of scientific notation in which the exponent of ten reflects powers of a thousand |
| England 2018 FIFA World Cup bid | The Football Association's unsuccessful bid to host the 2018 and 2022 FIFA World Cup |
| Englewood Cinema | Move theater in Ohio. |
| English Embankment | A street in St. Petersburg, Russia |
| English invasion of Scotland (1400) | English invasion of Scotland in 1400. |
| Enkwanzi | A traditional Ugandan wind instrument from Busoga sub-region |
| Enrico Perotti | Enrico Perotti is a established professor in Economics. |
| Enrique Mendiola | Filipino pedagogue and pioneer advocate of the right to education. |
| Ensaasi | A Ugandan percussion instrument |
| Ensemble (musical theatre) | On-stage performers other than the featured players. |
| Entiat Mountains | Mountain range in Washington, U.S.A. |
| Environmental Criminology Research | A crime analysis software company |
| Environmental remediation | Removal of pollution from soil, groundwater etc. |
| Ephraim Frederick Singer | First Jew elected to the Ontario legislature. |
| Epicotyl | The first stem internode above the cotyledonary node of a plant embryo or a seedling |
| Epicuri de grege porcum | Latin phrase meaning "A pig from the herd of Epicurus". |
| Epidemiological transition | A term in demography |
| Epigeal | An organism's activity above the soil surface |
| Epingline | A silk or wool fabric with fine cords |
| Epiphenotyping | Epiphenotyping is the use of DNA methylation patterns to predict phenotypes. |
| Epiphytic fungus | Fungus that grows on, or attached to, a living plant. |
| Epithalamium | A song or poem celebrating a wedding |
| Epoch Game Pocket Computer | Handheld game console by Epoch Co. |
| Epode | A section, line or type of poem in Ancient Greek poetry |
| Equal Access to COBRA Act | A US bill to extend health insurance |
| Equestrian statue of the Duke of Cambridge | Equestrian statue in Whitehall, Greater London, U.K. |
| Equine nasal cysts | A disorder of the nose of horses |
| Equites cataphractarii | A type of heavily armoured Roman cavalry |
| Equivalent spherical diameter | The diameter of a sphere of the same volume as an irregularly-shaped subject |
| Eran-Khwarrah-Yazdegerd | A short-lived province of the Sasanian Empire |
| Erasmus D. Hall | 19th century American politician. |
| Erasmus Richardson | 19th century American banker and public servant in Geneva, Wisconsin. |
| Eratosthenes Seamount | A seamount in the Eastern Mediterranean south of western Cyprus |
| Eravur massacre | LTTE massacre of Muslims in Eravur, August 1990. |
| Erbach Palace | A palace in Erbach im Odenwald |
| Erdvilas | A duke of Lithuania in 1219 |
| Eric E. Hagedorn | 20th century American politician and engineer from Wisconsin. |
| Erica Gimpel | American actress, singer, dancer, and composer. |
| Erich Schelling | German architect and member of the German Nazi party. |
| Erie (steamship, sank 1841) | Passenger ship which caught fire and sunk in Lake Erie in August 1841. |
| Erik Schmedes | Danish tenor. |
| Erika Marín-Spiotta | Biogeochemist and ecosystem ecologist. |
| Ernest Ibok Etim-Bassey | A Nigerian socialist, journalist, public servant and politician |
| Ernest Winkler | A historian and librarian |
| Ernest van der Eyken | Belgian composer, conductor and violist. |
| Ernesto Arellano | Filipino lawyer and labor rights activist. |
| Ernst Boetticher | A member of the Prussian army, journalist, Heinrich Schliemann's opponent |
| Ernst Rexer | German nuclear physicist (1902-83). |
| Ernst Timme | 19th century German American politician. |
| Erythema migrans | A rash in several vector-borne diseases |
| Eryx (mythology) | The king of the city Eryx in Sicily |
| Escalation of commitment | A human behavior pattern in which the participant takes on increasingly greater risk |
| Escape from Memory | A young adult novel by Margaret Peterson Haddix. |
| Esmeraldas–Pacific Colombia mangroves | Ecoregion of mangrove forests along the Pacific coast of Colombia and Ecuador. |
| Esperanto in Japan | The constructed language Esperanto as used in Japan |
| Esperantology | The study of the Esperanto language |
| Esquiline Venus | Ancient Roman marble sculpture of a nude female in sandals and a diadem. |
| Esquimalt Harbour | Harbour in Greater Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. |
| Essen Cathedral Treasury Hs. 1 | The Essen Cathedral Treasury manuscript Hs. 1 is also known as Great Carolingian Gospel Book. |
| Estadio Complejo Juan Pablo II | Football stadium in Chongoyape, Peru. |
| Esther 1 | A chapter in the Book of Esther |
| Esther 10 | A chapter in the Book of Esther |
| Esther 2 | A chapter in the Book of Esther |
| Esther 3 | A chapter in the Book of Esther |
| Esther 4 | A chapter in the Book of Esther |
| Esther 5 | A chapter in the Book of Esther |
| Esther 6 | A chapter in the Book of Esther |
| Esther 7 | A chapter in Book of Esther |
| Esther 8 | A chapter in the Book of Esther |
| Esther 9 | A chapter in the Book of Esther |
| Esther Doughty Luckhardt | 20th century American Republican politician. |
| Estrella Jail | Women-only jail in Phoenix, Arizona. |
| Estádio Genervino da Fonseca | Football stadium on Goiás, Brazil. |
| Eternal Affairs | 2002 studio album by Heather B. |
| Eternal Triangle | A London-based pop group |
| Ethel Penrose | Children's writer from Ireland. |
| Ethical leadership | A leadership concept |
| Ethnarchy of Comana | A client-state of ancient Rome that lay between Pontus and Cappadocia |
| Ethriel | The Pharos Of Ireland |
| Etienne Aigner | Clothing and accessory designer. |
| Etinan/Nsit Ibom/Nsit Ubium federal constituency | A federal constituency in Akwa Ibom State |
| Etiqueta Negra (magazine) | A monthly narrative journalism magazine in Peru |
| Etis | A town in south of ancient Laconia, Greece |
| Etna-class cruiser | A series of protected cruisers built in the 1880s for the Royal Italian Navy |
| Eubotas of Cyrene | Two-time Olympic champion from the city of Cyrene. |
| Eucharist in Lutheranism | A Christian sacrament, as practiced by Lutherans |
| Euclid's lemma | A prime divisor of a product divides one of the factors |
| Eugenia (Lady of Quality) | Pseudonym of English pamphleteer early 18th c. |
| Euler's continued fraction formula | Connects a very general infinite series with an infinite continued fraction. |
| Eunuchs in the Byzantine Empire | A brief history of eunuchs in Byzantine |
| Euphronios Krater | Famous Ancient Greek paint vase bowl from Athens c. 515 BC. |
| Euphrosyne (daughter of Mieszko IV Tanglefoot) | A princess of Racibórz, Opole and Kraków |
| Euplassa | Genus of plants in the protea family. |
| Eureka, Colorado | Ghost town in San Juan County, Colorado, United States. |
| EuroLeague Best Defender | Annual basketball award of the European premier league. |
| Euro Car Parts | Distributor of car parts in the United Kingdom. |
| Euro English | A proposed variety of English used in Continental Europe |
| Eurocamp | Travel agency in the United Kingdom. |
| Euroleague Women 2007–08 Regular Season Group B | Women basketball tournament. |
| Euroman | A monthly men's magazine in Denmark |
| Europe of 100 Flags | A proposed re-conception of Europe as a collection of small nationalist states |
| European Centre for Development Policy Management | A Researching Firm |
| European Criminal Records Information System | The European Criminal Records Information System is an EU-System for Criminal Records. |
| European Institute for Gender Equality | The EU agency for gender equality |
| European Meeting of PhD Students in Evolutionary Biology | The Annual European Conference for PhD students working in evolutionary biology |
| European Ramblers' Association | A hiking club |
| Eurotatoria | Superclass of rotifers. |
| Euryops brownei | A plant in the Asteraceae family from East Africa |
| Eustigmatophyte | A small group of algae with marine, freshwater and soil-living species |
| Eutrapelia | The ability of a person to have pleasant conversation |
| Eva Ekeblad | Swedish agriculturalist. |
| Eva Marks | A survivor of the Holocaust |
| Evangeline Harrison | British costume designer for film and television. |
| Eve Watkinson | Irish stage, film and television actress. |
| Evelyn Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire | Member of the noble Cavendish family. |
| Evelyn Famà | Evelyn Famà is an italian actress and dancer. |
| Evelyn Holden | Book illustrator and designer as well as an artist. |
| Even alphabets | Alphabets used to write the Even language. |
| Everett's Cottage | Heritage building in Toodyay, W.A. |
| Everybody Dies (House) | Final episode of House, M.D. |
| Everybody Wants to Dance Like Josephine Baker | 1989 single by Boney M. |
| Everyday Street Gangsta | 2009 studio album by E.S.G. |
| Everyday resistance | A form of resistance based on the actions of people in their everyday lives. |
| Everyone Nose (All the Girls Standing in the Line for the Bathroom) | 2008 single by N.E.R.D. |
| Everything We Had | 2007 single by The Academy Is... |
| Evloghios (Hessler) | Evloghios (Hessler) was a German-born Italian religious figure. |
| Ewald Over | The life story of Ewald Over, a German-American immigrant |
| Ewe music | The music of the Ewe people of Ghana, Togo and Benin |
| Ex pede Herculem | A maxim of proportionality |
| Exact diagonalization | Numerical technique for solving quantum Hamiltonians. |
| Excalibur (song) | Single by F.C.B. |
| Excelencia in Education | 501(c)(3) focused on Latinos in higher education. |
| Exchange current density | A parameter |
| Excimer lamp | Ultraviolet source based on spontaneous emission of excimer molecules. |
| Executive curl | The name given to the ring above a naval officer's gold lace or braid insignia |
| Exemplum | A moral anecdote used to illustrate a point |
| Exempt secretary | A position in Communist eorganizations |
| Exhibition tree | Exhibition trees are giant sequoias cut down and displayed during the 19th century. |
| Exolum | Spanish multinational company offering services for transportation and storage of oil products. |
| Exotic R4 | A smooth 4-manifold homeomorphic yet not diffeomorphic to euclidean space |
| Expectation (EP) | 2023 EP by D.O. |
| Expected unserved energy | A a power system reliability measure |
| Experimental jurisprudence | A field of legal research |
| Explicit (text) | The last lines of a work |
| Exploding tree | Natural Phenomenon that occurs in trees. |
| Export–Import Bank of Thailand | A state-owned bank in Thailand |
| Exposure (sculpture) | A steel frame sculpture of a crouching man |
| Express Yourself Clearly | 1994 studio album by E.Y.C. |
| Expulsion of the Albanians (1830–1876) | The coerced and forced removal of the Albanians from the Principality of Serbia (1830–1876) |
| Expulsion of the Thracian Bulgarians | The mass murder and expulsion of Thracian Bulgarians and the 1918 book by Lyubomir Miletich |
| Extermination (crime) | The act of killing on a large scale |
| External debt | A country's liabilities owed to nonresidents by residents |
| External gills | Gills set away from the body. |
| External image | The image other people have of a person |
| Extra calvinisticum | A Christian doctrine |
| Eye Dance | 1985 studio album by Boney M. |
| Eye rhyme | A rhyme in which two words are spelled similarly but pronounced differently |
| Eyewitness identification | Identification by a person who actually witnessed an event. |
| Ezka | River in the Basque Country. |
| Ezra 10 | A chapter in the Book of Ezra |
| Ezra 2 | A chapter in the Book of Ezra |
| Ezra 3 | A chapter in the Book of Ezra |
| Ezra 4 | A chapter in the Book of Ezra |
| Ezra 5 | A chapter in the Book of Ezra |
| Ezra 6 | A chapter in the Book of Ezra |
| Ezra 7 | A chapter in the Book of Ezra |
| Ezra 8 | A chapter in the Book of Ezra |
| Ezra 9 | A chapter in the Book of Ezra |
| Eşen River | A river in Turkey |
| F.A.M.E. (song) | 2011 single by Young Jeezy featuring T.I. |
| F.E.A.R. Extraction Point | First of two standalone expansion packs for F.E.A.R. |
| F.E.A.R. Perseus Mandate | Second of two standalone expansion packs for F.E.A.R. |
| F.I.R. (album) | 2004 studio album 飛兒樂團 同名專輯 by F.I.R. |
| FAA Order 8110.37 | FAA Order 8110.37 defines the FAA's system of DERs. DERs issue signed FAA Form 8110-3 approvals. |
| FAISS | A software library for similarity search |
| FAW MV3 | Family of 4x4 and 6x6 tactical trucks with 3.5 ton and 5-ton payload. |
| FB Playing Fields | Multi-purpose stadium in Jersey.Cricket ground in Jersey. |
| FC Avanhard Koriukivka | Amateus Football club based in Koriukivka, Chernihiv Oblast. |
| FGC 213 Series | A commuter train class |
| FIDO Friendly | A dog magazine |
| FLUX Alliance | A programme allowing movement of travellers efficiently across participating countries |
| FPTV | Canadian Portuguese language specialty channel. |
| FRDM Multi-Skill Team | A special operations unit for the Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department |
| Face to face with Christ my Saviour | A hymn by American writer |
| Faceless World | 1990 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Facet | Flat surface of a gem, crystal, etc. |
| Facet (geometry) | Feature of a polyhedron, polytope, etc. |
| Facial disc | A concave collection of feathers surrounding the eyes of some birds, most notably owls |
| Facing (retail) | The practice of pulling products forward on a shelf |
| Factorial (software company) | Factorial is a technology company that provides human resources software as a service. |
| Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge | A faculty of University of Cambridge, UK |
| Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Liège | Belgium's oldest veterinary school. |
| Fading Trails | 2006 studio album by Magnolia Electric Co. |
| Fahd Hariri | A Lebanese billionaire heir and property developer |
| Fahire Battalgil | Turkish ichthyologist. |
| Fair Sentencing Act | A federal law in USA |
| Fair procedure | A common law |
| Fairfield Public School | A public elementary school in Western Sydney |
| Faith Theological Seminary, Baltimore | Evangelical Christian seminary in Baltimore, Maryland. |
| Faith to Faithless | UK organisation confronting discrimination against people who left religions. |
| Fajã | A supratidal talus-platform geology of landslides or lava flows at the bottom of cliffs |
| Fake building | Construction tactic to conceal infrastructure in residential areas. |
| Falash Mura | A group of Ethiopian Jews who converted to Christianity |
| Falie | Falie is a 46-metre (151 ft) historic ketch retired in Port Adelaide, South Australia. |
| Fall 2021 Chicago House AC season | The club's first season in the National Independent Soccer Association |
| Fall 2021 Detroit City FC season | The club's third season in the National Independent Soccer Association |
| Fall of Outremer | History of the Kingdom of Jerusalem from 1272 until 1302. |
| Fallback font | A type of reserve typeface |
| Family (May J. album) | 2009 studio album by May J. |
| Fan studies | The study of fandom, fan works and their related communities |
| Fanfare du Palais National | The Fanfare du Palais National d'Haiti is a police band of the Republic of Haiti |
| Far future in fiction | The far future as a theme in fiction |
| Farah Bagh | Year 1583, Palace build by Nizam Shahi rulers in Ahmednagar. |
| Farakka Feeder Canal | The canal associated with the Farakka Barrage |
| Fareedabad | Village in Sindh, Pakistan. |
| Farheen HaQ | South Asian Muslim Canadian multidisciplinary artist. |
| Farkwa | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Farma season 11 | 11th season of the Slovak version of The Farm reality television show. |
| Fars (territory) | A territory in ancient Iran |
| Fashion Park Clothes | Manufacturer of men's tailored suits and apparel. |
| Fashiur Rahman | Retired Major General and physician of Bangladesh Army. |
| Fast Fit | Method of handling shipping & sampling processes of organisations who manufacture offshore. |
| Fast Times at Barrington High | 2008 studio album by The Academy Is... |
| Fast flux | DNS evasion technique against origin server fingerprinting. |
| Fatality (Mortal Kombat) | A finishing move in Mortal Kombat |
| Fatemeh Haghighatjoo | Iranian Reformist politician, activist, women's studies professor. |
| Father Brown | Character created by British writer G.K. Chesterton. |
| Fatima Denton | The Co-ordinator for the African Climate Policy Centre |
| Fatmir Dalladaku | German cardiac surgeon of Albanian origin. |
| Fauquier White Sulphur Springs | A Sulphur Spring which had some historical significance. |
| Fauteuil | A style of open-armchair |
| Favosites | Fossil genus of corals recognised on the densely packed, polygon cells. |
| Fawn Parker | Fawn Parker is a Canadian writer. |
| Fayette F. Forbes | North American plant collector and water engineer. |
| Fayetteville rifle | A rifled musket used by the Confederate States Army |
| Fazio's Shopping Bag | A supermarket chain in US |
| Façade (entertainment) | A series of poems often recited over music |
| Faʻatiu | Polynesian wind and storm god. |
| Fcα/μR | Fc receptor that binds IgM with high affinity and IgA with a 10-fold lower affinity. |
| Fear and trembling (biblical phrase) | A term used throughout the Hebrew Bible and New Testament |
| Fear of trains | The irrational fear of trains |
| Fearless (G.E.M. EP) | 2018 EP by G.E.M. |
| Feast of Wine | A Jewish festival prescribed in the Qumran Temple Scroll that celebrates the first fruits of wine |
| Feather duster | A duster made out of animal feathers |
| Fedco Seeds | American seed company specializing in northern and short growing season varieties. |
| Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Ceará | Federal Institute operating in Ceará. |
| Federal Law on Protection of Personal Data Held by Individuals | A law of Mexico |
| Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti | A tertiary institution in Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria |
| Federal Polytechnic, Ile-Oluji | Public university in Ile Oluji/Okeigbo, Ondo State, Nigeria. |
| Federal Polytechnic, Kaltungo | A Nigeria Federal government-owned higher institution |
| Federal University of Amazonas | A public institution of Higher Education in the Amazon Region |
| Federalism and Rodrigo Duterte | The Philippine president's views on government devolution |
| Feed URI scheme | Suggested uniform resource identifier to subscribe web feeds. |
| Feelin' You (Solange song) | 2002 single by Solange featuring N.O.R.E. |
| Fegge | A town in Anambra State |
| Feghoot | A short story designed to end with a pun |
| Felicia aethiopica | A shrublet in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felicia amelloides | A perennial or biennial plant in the daisy family from Southern Africa |
| Felicia amoena | A perennial or biennial plant in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felicia bellidioides | A perennial plant in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felicia brevifolia | A shrublet in the daisy family from South Africa and Namibia |
| Felicia cana | A shrublet in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felicia canaliculata | A shrublet in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felicia clavipilosa | A shrublet in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felicia dregei | A shrublet in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felicia elongata | A perennial plant in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felicia fruticosa | A shrublet in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felicia heterophylla | A perennial plant in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felicia macrorrhiza | A shrublet in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felicia mossamedensis | A plant in the daisy family from southern Africa |
| Felicia nordenstamii | A shrublet in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felicia oleosa | A shrublet in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felicia rosulata | A perennial plant in the daisy family from Southern Africa |
| Felicia westae | A shrublet in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felicia wrightii | A perennial plant in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Felipe Morandé | Chilean politician. |
| Feminine hygiene | Personal care products for menstruation, vaginal discharge, etc. |
| Feminisation of the workplace | The trend towards broader inclusive modes of working |
| Fen Drayton Lakes | A series of lakes in Cambridgeshire, England |
| Fenchuganj Combined Cycle Power Plant | Combined Cycle Power Plant in Bangladesh. |
| Fender Noiseless Pickups | Fender Noiseless electric guitar pickups cancel noise yet retain single coil sound. |
| Fenelon Place Elevator | Funicular railway in Dubuque, Iowa. |
| Fengguan xiapei | A traditional Chinese wedding attire characterized by the use of fengguan and xiapei |
| Fermat's little theorem | A prime p divides a^p–a for any integer a |
| Fern spike | The geologically-rapid increase in fern abundance after extinction events |
| Fernando Vélaz de Medrano y Álava, 2nd Marquess of Fontellas | 19th century Navarrese aristocrat, politician and nobleman. |
| Fernique's theorem | A result about Gaussian measures on Banach spaces |
| Ferns Nipple | Summit in the state of Utah, U.S.A. |
| Ferris Wheel (1893) | The original Ferris Wheel |
| Ferrocarriles Españoles de Vía Estrecha | Former statewide narrow-gauge rail operator. |
| Ferrocarriles Unidos de Yucatán | Narrow gauge railroad that operated in the state of Yucatán, Mexico. |
| Ferrovia Paulista S/A | Brazilian freight and passenger railway company. |
| Fertek | A settlement in Turkey |
| Festive Procession with a Song. Kolyada | A painting by Russian artist Efim Chestnyakov |
| Festivity of Saint Blaise, the patron of Dubrovnik | The day that is dedicated to Dubrovnik's patron saint, Saint Blaise |
| Feuerkogel | Mountain in Upper Austria. |
| Feuerschutzpolizei | Fire service in Nazi-run Germany. |
| Fevzipaşa | A settlement in Turkey |
| Fewell, Oklahoma | A community in eastern Pushmataha County, Oklahoma, United States |
| Fiat 18BL | Military truck produced from 1915. |
| Fidelia Fielding | Last-known speaker of the traditional Mohegan Pequot language. |
| Field Army (United Kingdom) | British Army field command. |
| Field hockey at the 2019 Pan American Games – Men's tournament | The men's field hockey tournament at the 2019 Pan American Games |
| Field of Streams | A patch of sky where several stellar streams are visible and criscross |
| Fifty civil engineering feats in Turkey | A list of civil engineering feats in Turkey |
| Fight for You (H.E.R. song) | 2020 song by H.E.R. |
| Fighting 2 Quarters and a Nickel | 1998 live album by Rake. |
| Figueira Thermal Power Station | Thermoelectric plant in Paraná, Brazil. |
| Figueroa at Wilshire | 53-story skyscraper in Downtown Los Angeles, designed by Albert C. Martin & Associates. |
| Fiji Scouts Association | The national Scouting organization of Fiji |
| Filakto | A filakto is a common type of amulet worn by Eastern Christians |
| Fillet of Beef Prince Albert | Foie gras wrapped in punded beef tenderloin wrapped in bacon. |
| Filter and refine | FRP is a widely applied computational strategy in computer science. |
| Fin gras du Mézenc | AOC protected meat type from the Mézenc massif in France. |
| Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989 | A federal law in US |
| Findev | A real estate gaming company |
| Finding My Road | 2007 single by melody. |
| Finding of Moses | The finding in the River Nile of Moses as a baby by the daughter of Pharao |
| Findon, West Sussex | A village and civil parish in West Sussex, England |
| Fineview | Neighborhood on Pittsburgh's North Side. |
| Finger puppet | A puppet worn on a person's finger |
| Finnicization of Helsinki | The process by which the Finnish language became dominant in Helsinki |
| Finnish Cultural Foundation | Nonprofit supporting culture and science. |
| Finsbury Library | Public library in the London Borough of Islington, England. |
| Finswimming at the 2009 SEA Games | Competition held at the Aquatic Center of the National Sports Complex in Vientiane, Laos. |
| Fiona Fidler | Australian professor and lecturer interested in reproducibility and open science. |
| Firefly Learning | Education technology company based in London, England. |
| Fireless locomotive | Locomotive powered by a reservoir of superheated steam or compressed air. |
| Firemen's Memorial (Manhattan) | Historic monument Manhattan, New York. |
| Firewater (band) | US indie band founded by Tod A. |
| Firinda | A Ugandan cuisine made from peeled mashed beans |
| Firing Squad (album) | 1996 studio album by M.O.P. |
| First-generation programming language | A category of programming languages |
| FirstBank Southwest Tower | Building in Amarillo, Texas, United States. |
| First Allied Airborne Army | Commanding unit of all Allied airborne troops in Europe during WW2. |
| First Blood Last Cuts | 1993 compilation album by W.A.S.P. |
| First City Theatre (Kyiv) | The first theatre in Kyiv, Ukraine |
| First Family 4 Life | 1998 studio album by M.O.P. |
| First Hundred Years' War | A series of conflicts between the Capetian and Plantagenet dynasties during the Middle Ages |
| First National Building | A skyscraper and class-A office center in downtown Detroit |
| First Republic of Pińczów | The Republic of Pińczów |
| First Saha ministry | The Ministry formed by Chief Minister Manik Saha |
| First Serbian–Ottoman War | A conflict between the Ottoman Empire and the Principality of Serbia from 1876 to 1877 |
| Fish sandwich | A sandwich or burger made with fish |
| Fish tape | A tool used to install electrical wires in tubes |
| Fishing port of Lorient-Keroman | Fishing port in Lorient, France. |
| Fitzroy Island (Queensland) | Island in Queensland, Australia. |
| Five-point stencil | A point and its four nearest neighbors |
| Five-term exact sequence | A sequence of terms related to the first step of a spectral sequence |
| Five Tiger Generals of TVB | A group of five male actors |
| Five wits | The senses: hearing, sight, smell, taste, feel |
| Fixative (perfumery) | A substance used to increase the duration of scent of perfumes |
| Flag Officer Commanding Goa Naval Area | A senior appointment & one of the five Area Commanders of the Indian Navy. |
| Flag Officer Commanding Maharashtra Naval Area | A senior appointment & one of the five Area Commanders of the Indian Navy. |
| Flag Officer Naval Aviation (India) | A senior appointment & one of the five Area Commanders of the Indian Navy. |
| Flag of Bornholm | The unofficial flag(s) of the Danish island of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. |
| Flag of Elba | Flag of the Mediterranean island during Napoleon's rule. |
| Flagman (rail) | A person who controls the passage of a train by a level crossing |
| Flash (B.B.E. song) | 1997 single by B.B.E. |
| Flat lattice | The least lattice in which the elements of a multielement set are incomparable. |
| Flawless (V.I.C. song) | 2008 single by V.I.C. |
| Flazalone | NSAID and cocaine addiction agent. |
| Fleet Air Arm Museum (Australia) | Museum devoted to the history of Australian naval aviation. |
| Flesh (Szalay novel) | A novel by David Szalay |
| Fleshy fruit | A group of fruits with a fleshy pericarp |
| Flexicurity | Welfare state model with a pro-active labour market policy. |
| Flick (fencing) | A technique used in modern fencing |
| Flight Tribe | 2006 studio album 飛行部落 by F.I.R. |
| Flight square | A safe square to which a piece can move if it is threatened |
| Flip graph | A graph that encodes local operations in mathematics |
| Floods in Ghana | Series of flood incidents in Ghana. |
| Floor slip resistance testing | Testing of floor surfaces for slip resistance relating to slip and fall hazards. |
| Florencia Canelli | A short description. See Wikipedia:Short description for details. |
| Flores Magón, Chihuahua | A small, isolated town in Chihuahua, Mexico. |
| Floriana l-Ewwel | Localist political party in Floriana, Malta. |
| Florina railway station | Railway station of Skydra in Central Macedonia, Greece. |
| Floristics | The study of plants across different regions |
| Florodora | Edwardian musical comedy by Owen Hall, Leslie Stuart, et al. |
| Flour dresser | A mechanical device used in grain mills for bolting |
| Flower delivery | A service in floristry |
| Floyd Farland - Citizen of the Future | American graphic novel. |
| Fluvial seismology | The application of seismological methods to understand river processes |
| Flux melting | The process by which the melting point is reduced by the admixture of a material known as a flux |
| Fly or Die | 2004 studio album by N.E.R.D. |
| Flying Lions Aerobatic Team | South African formation aerobatic team. |
| Flying Saucer (protoplanetary disk) | The Flying Saucer is an edge-on protoplanetary disk |
| Focus (H.E.R. song) | 2016 song by H.E.R. |
| Focus (computing) | The active GUI component receiving input |
| Fogg Banner of Eleven-Headed Guanyin | A banner of the bodhissattva Guanyin from Dunhuang, now part of Harvard Art Museum |
| Fogger | A device that creates fog |
| Fokker D.V | German biplane fighter of World War I. |
| Folkestone Vikings | American Football team based in the United Kingdom. |
| Folklore, legends and myths in Dombey and Son | Legendary folklore in Dombey and Son (1848) by Charles Dickens. |
| Fontanellar gun | A gun used to ward off predators |
| Food security during the COVID-19 pandemic | Famines related to the pandemic caused by coronavirus disease 2019. |
| Football at the 2023 Pan American Games – Men's tournament | The men's football tournament at the 2023 Pan American Games |
| For Social Justice (Armenia) | Armenian political party. |
| For Those of You Who Have Never (And Also Those Who Have) | 2016 studio album by Huerco S. |
| Forcipiger | Genus of tropical fish. |
| Ford City, Ontario | Former town in Ontario, Canada. |
| Ford Collection sarcophagi | A group of Phoenician marble sarcophagi found in Lebanon |
| Fore Street Swimming Pool | Victorian swimming pool in Ipswich, Suffolk, England. |
| Foreign Correspondents' Club (Hong Kong) | The Hong Kong club for journalists and diplomats |
| Foreign area officer | U.S. Military officer who's a regionally focused expert in political-military operations. |
| Forest (application) | A productivity application |
| Forest King | Giant sequoia exhibition tree felled in 1870. |
| Forest ecology | Study of interactions between the biota and environment in forests. |
| Forever Memories | 2001 single by w-inds. |
| Forfar Academy | A school in the town of Forfar Angus, Scotland, United Kingdom |
| Forges Mondière | French former factory. |
| Forget Everything You Know | Extended play by D.b.s. |
| Former fleet of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service | Science research ships, fishery patrol vessels, and cargo liners. |
| Fort Granville | 18th century fort in colonial Pennsylvania, U. S. |
| Fort Parker | The first Crow Indian Agency |
| Fort Tenoxtitlán | Former Mexican fort in modern Burleson County, Texas. |
| Fort Thüngen | A fort within the larger Luxembourg Fortess |
| Fort William and Ardnamurchan (ward) | A council ward in the Highlands of Scotland |
| Fort de Shinkakasa | Former fort in the Belgian Congo. |
| Fort du Portalet | A fort in the French Pyrenees |
| Forte Albertino | A 19th-century Italian fort now serving as a museum |
| Fortress Mountain (Washington) | Mountain in Washington, U.S.A. |
| Fortress of the Immaculate Conception | Fortification in the village of El Castillo in southern Nicaragua. |
| Fortress of the Muslim | A 1988 book of Islamic supplications |
| Forum civilium | A judicial center in ancient Rome. |
| Forum of Vieux-la-Romaine | Archaeological site of the ancient Aregenua. |
| Forward Observations Group | A military brand lifestyle group |
| Forward declaration | A computer programming declaration of an identifier |
| Forward on Climate | 2013 climate change protest in Washington, D..C. |
| Forçados | Forçados (Forcados) is a small town in Buruntu, Delta State, Nigeria. |
| Foucault in Iran | A book on the Michel Foucault's opinions about Iranian revolution |
| Foulsyke | A hamlet in Cumbria, England |
| Foundation (M.O.P. album) | 2009 studio album by M.O.P. |
| Founder takes all | The tendency of early colonists to dominate the gene pool |
| Fountainea nessus | A species of butterfly |
| Four-wall distribution | A type of film distribution |
| Fourpeaked Mountain | Active volcano in the U.S. state Alaska. |
| Fourteener | Mountain peak of at least 14,000 ft. |
| Fourteenth Finance Commission | A finance commission of India |
| Fourth of July (film) | 2022 film directed by Louis C.K. |
| Fourt–Woodlock equation | A market research tool to describe the total volume of consumer product purchases per year |
| Fox Hill Prison | A prison in the Bahamas |
| Foxes Tarn | A mountain lake in Cumbria, England |
| Framingham station | MBTA and Amtrak railroad station in Framingham, Massachusetts. |
| France in the Seven Years' War | The European country's role as party to the 1755-63 global conflict |
| Francesca James | American actress, writer, singer, composer, director and producer. |
| Franchise (song) | 2020 single by Travis Scott featuring Young Thug and M.I.A. |
| Francis Speed (English cricketer) | English cricketer, barrister, stockbroker and British Army officer. |
| Francis X. Desnoyers | Wisconsin pioneer, 2nd mayor of Green Bay. |
| Francisco Icaza | Mexican artist known for travels and paintings. |
| Frank Corsaro | American stage director. |
| Frank Gasperik | American author, writer, songwriter and filk singer. |
| Frank Little (tenor) | American tenor. |
| Frank X Walker | African-American poet from Kentucky, born 1961. |
| Frankenweide | A Hill in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany |
| Frankie & Johnnie's Steakhouse | A steakhouse in New York City |
| Frankley Reservoir | A lake in Worcestershire, England |
| Franklin Sedan | Automobile by H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Co. |
| Franz C. Eschweiler | American judge, Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. |
| Franz Polgar | Psychologist, hypnotist, entertainer. |
| François Gravel (ice hockey) | François Gravel (born 21 October 1968) is a French Canadian ice hockey player. |
| Fraser Speirs | British musician. |
| Frederic Vaughan Abbot | Army officer and engineer who later became an American brigadier general active in World War I. |
| Frederick Albert Bridge | English photographer, organist, singer and choirmaster. |
| Frederick Fryer (cricketer) | English first-class cricketer. |
| Frederick Kayanja | A Ugandan veterinarian, academician, and academic administrator. |
| Frederick M. Padilla | U.S. Marine major general. |
| Frederick S. Ellis | 19th century American politician, 18th Mayor of Green Bay, Wisconsin Legislature. |
| FreeMan | 1995 studio album by Francis M. |
| FreeMan 2 | 2000 studio album by Francis M. |
| Free Nelson Mandela | 1984 single by the Special A.K.A. |
| Free box | Box or ___location used to allow for people to rid themselves of excess items. |
| Free refill | A drink that can be filled again, free of charge, after being consumed |
| Freedom's Detective | A book by Charles Lane |
| Freedom Center (Chicago) | Chicago Tribune newspaper printing facility. |
| Freeflow | A state of continuous flow of breathing gas in an underwater breathing apparatus |
| Freemake Video Downloader | A free software |
| Freeway Airport | Airport in Church Rd. |
| French Republican Left (1871–1885) | A French parliamentary group of moderate republicans |
| French Republicans under the Restoration | Campaigned for the monarchy's abolition. |
| French Socialist Party (1919) | French political party (1919–35). |
| French Third Restoration | Failed attempt to restore the Kingdom of France during the 1870s. |
| French cutter Lézard (1781) | 16-gun Cerf-class cutter of the French Navy. |
| French frigate Italienne (1806) | French navy ship. |
| French heraldry | The use of heraldic symbols in France |
| French immersion | A form of bilingual education in Canada |
| Freycinet Commonwealth Marine Reserve | Australian marine protected area off the east coast of Tasmania. |
| Frida Berrigan | American peace activist and author. |
| Fridtjof Nansen-class frigate | Class of ships of the Royal Norwegian Navy. |
| Friedrich (Rico) Moroder | Tyrolean sculptor. |
| Friend (album) | 2002 greatest hits album by S.E.S. |
| Friend or Foe (t.A.T.u. song) | 2005 single by t.A.T.u. |
| Friends of P. | The Rentals song |
| Friendship Circle (organization) | Jewish non profit organization. |
| Frigate navy | A navy of mostly frigates |
| Frigidarium | The cold room of Roman baths |
| Friheten | A biweekly newspaper in Norway |
| Frisch–Peierls memorandum | The first technical exposition of a practical nuclear weapon |
| Fritton Lake | A lake in Norfolk, England |
| From Emperor to Citizen | The autobiography of Puyi, the last emperor of China |
| From Now On (Robin S. album) | 1997 studio album by Robin S. |
| From the Carpet | 2006 EP by The Academy Is... |
| From the North (Raised Fist album) | The 2015 Raised Fist album |
| From the Private Collection of Saba and No I.D. | 2025 studio album by Saba and No I.D. |
| From the Wilderness and Lebanon | 2006 autobiographical work by Asael Lubotzky. |
| Frost Tower (Midland, Texas) | Office in Midland, Texas. |
| Fruit (album) | The Asteroids Galaxy Tour album |
| Frédéric Martens | French photographer and engraver. |
| Fu Jen School | A philosophic school in Taiwan |
| Fu Xiaofang | Chinese pool player, born 1986. |
| Fucosylation | The covalent attachment of a fucosyl group to an acceptor molecule. |
| Fuerte de Cabrerizas Altas | Fortification in Melilla, Spain. |
| Fueter–Pólya theorem | The only quadratic pairing functions are the Cantor polynomials |
| Fujita Health University | Private university in Toyoake, Aichi, Japan. |
| Full House (The Dooleys album) | The Dooleys album |
| Full Speed Ahead (D.R.I. album) | 1995 studio album by D.R.I. |
| Full Stop (G.E.M. song) | 2019 single by G.E.M. |
| Fundus (seabed) | The seabed in a tidal river below low water mark |
| Fundy Geological Museum | Geological Museum in Nova Scotia, Canada. |
| Fungemia | Internal, blood-borne infection by fungi, including yeasts. |
| Fur bikini of Raquel Welch | Costume worn by Raquel Welch in the film One Million Years B.C. |
| Fur massage | A form of massage |
| Furuberget Formation | A geologic formation in Norway |
| Fuse plug | A collapsible dam to increase a dam's capacity |
| Fusibility | Property of materials to blend. |
| Fusiliers Commandos de l'Air | Ground combat and security element of the French Air Force. |
| Futel | Public arts organization providing free telecommunications services. |
| Futile game | A game which may tie when both players play optimally |
| Future Soldier | A US military project |
| Fyholivka | A village in Kharkiv Oblast |
| Fótboltafélagið Hvöt | The first women's football team in Iceland |
| Førde International Folk Music Festival | A Norwegian music festival |
| Für immer (D.A.F. album) | Album by D.A.F. |
| Fürstenfeld (song) | 0000 single by S.T.S. |
| Fındıkpınarı | A settlement in Turkey |
| G-Man (Rake album) | Album by Rake. |
| G.E.M. (EP) | 2008 EP by G.E.M. |
| G.K. Stothert & Co | Shipbuilding firm based in Bristol. |
| G.R.L. (EP) | 2014 EP by G.R.L. |
| G. Dupoitt | Composer, presumed to be French, about whom little is known. |
| G. W. Sundmans | A restaurant in Helsinki, Finland |
| GADV-protein world hypothesis | A hypothetical stage of abiogenesis |
| GALA Hispanic Theatre | Theater in Washington, D. C. |
| GARR | The Italian national computer network for universities and research |
| GB Corp | Egyptian manufacturer of automobiles, buses, trucks and motorcycles. |
| GET-73 | GET-73 is an antialcohol treatment. |
| GIS Certification Institute | A non-profit organization |
| GPO telephones | The General Post Office department for telephones and communication. Pre British Telecom. |
| GRB 670702 | The first gamma ray burst discovered |
| GSEG Combined Cycle Power plant, Hazira | A gas based combined cycle power plant in Hazira, India |
| GT200 | Fake device for detecting explosives, drugs etc. |
| GURPS Discworld | The RPG based on Terry Pratchett's Discworld books |
| GWR 5800 Class | A class of steam tank locomotives |
| GWR autocoach | A type of coach used on the Great Western Railway |
| G Adventures | A small group adventure travel company based in Toronto |
| G Doradus | Spectroscopic binary in Dorado. |
| Gabriel's theorem | Classifies quivers (multigraphs) of finite type in terms of Dynkin diagrams. |
| Gabriela Zych | A Polish Katyn massacre activist biogram - the lady is dead |
| Gadget Flow | Gadget Flow is a New York City-based curated e-commerce marketplace launched in 2012 in Greece. |
| Gadgetbahn | A term used for impractical public transport modes |
| Gag rule | A rule that limits discussion of a particular topic |
| Gaki Sherocho | The last king of Kingdom of Kaffa from 1890 to 97 |
| Galang (song) | 2003 single by M.I.A. |
| Galatasaray Bridge Team | Bridge section of Galatasaray S.K. |
| Galena Lodge | A cross-country ski lodge in Idaho |
| Galician rumba | Music genre from Galicia, Spain. |
| Galliambic verse | A poetic metre used in Catullus's poem 63 |
| Gallic epoch | Obsolete epoch. |
| Gallinipper (mythology) | A cryptid in the African American folk tradition |
| Gallo-Roman Baths of Tours | Architecture from Roman Empire. |
| Gallo-Roman Theater of Lisieux | Ancient Roman entertainment structure. |
| Galtgarben Hill | A hill located on the Sambia Peninsula in the Kaliningrad region of Russia |
| Gamal Abdel Nasser Museum | Biographical museum in Cairo, Egypt. |
| Game farm | A designated place for raising game animals |
| Gamine | A chic, elegant, thin, young woman |
| Gamma Phi Society | The first literary society established at Colgate University |
| Gammelstadsviken, Norbotten | Lake in Luleå municipality, Sweden. |
| Gandhinagar, Jammu and Kashmir Assembly constituency | Constituency of the Jammu and Kashmir legislative assembly. |
| Gangadhar Meher | A renowned Odia poet of the 19th century born in Utkala (now known as Odisha) |
| Gangani | A people of ancient Ireland |
| Gangi River | A river in Arrah, India |
| Gangwei | Islands of Fujian. |
| Ganiyu Olatunji Olatunde | The acting vice chancellor of Olabisi Onabanjo University |
| Ganjam railway station | Railway station on the East Coast Railway network in India. |
| Ganoderma microsporum immunomodulatory protein | A fungal immunomodulatory protein found in Ganoderma microsporum |
| Gaodeng Island | Islet west of Taiwan. |
| Garbha Upanishad | A Sanskrit scripture of Hinduism |
| Garcia River Forest | Forest in Mendocino County, California. |
| Gardening Women | 2010 book by Catherine Horwood. |
| Gardeny Castle | Ruined castle in Lleida, Spain. |
| Gargoti Museum | A collection of natural mineral & gem specimens |
| Garissa District | A former district of Kenya |
| Garland of Sulpicia | A group of five Latin elegiac love poems attributed to Tibullus |
| Garry Cooper (pilot) | Decorated veteran pilot from the Royal Australian Air Force. |
| Gary Johnson (Wisconsin politician) | 20th century American politician. |
| Gary Tauchen | American Republican politician. |
| Gassco | Norwegian natural gas pipeline operator. State owned. |
| Gayatribala Panda | Indian poet. |
| Gayglers | Term for the LGBT employees of Google. |
| Gaza Railway | A narrow gauge railway in Mozambique |
| Gazikentspor | Football club in Gaziantep, Turkey. |
| Gazzi cloth | A native handloom cotton variety of Punjab |
| Gaël Octavia | Gaël Octavia is a French playwright, writer and artist. |
| Gbehlageh District | District in Nimba County, Liberia. |
| Gbenga Adeyinka | Nigerian actor, comedian, radio and TV presenter, writer, and MC. |
| Gedamsa Caldera | A 7 x 9 km caldera in the Main Ethiopian Rift valley |
| Geelong Pride Film Festival | LGBTQ film festival in Victoria, Australia. |
| Gegenees | Six-armed giants from Greek mythology. |
| Gell-Mann matrices | A basis for the SU(3) Lie algebra |
| Gello | A demon in Greek and Byzantine mythology |
| Gemini Challenger | A Motorola 68000 based computer, released in 1985 |
| Gender bias | The tendency to prefer one gender over another. |
| Gender crime | A hate crime committed against a specific gender |
| General Artigas Bridge | Bridge in Paysandú, Uruguay. |
| General Assemblies (Basque Country) | Legislative body (legislature) of the territories of Biscay, Gipuzkoa, Alava and Navarre. |
| General Noble Tree | Giant sequoia exhibition tree felled in 1892. |
| General emergency signal | A distress signal used on board ships |
| Generations Fund | A fund created by the Quebec government to reduce public debt |
| Generic Substation Events | A communications method used in power grids |
| Genevieve Gates | Australian mycologist, ecologist and taxonomist. |
| Genus of a multiplicative sequence | A ring homomorphism from the cobordism ring of manifolds to another ring |
| Geocomposite | Composite material made up of multiple geosynthetic components. |
| Geoff Allen (businessman) | Australian businessman and academic. |
| Geoffrey Askeby | 14th-century English politician. |
| Geoffrey Keighley | English barrister, businessman, cricketer, farmer, grazier and legislator. |
| Geoffrey King (civil servant) | British civil servant. |
| Geological Society of South Africa | A South African learned society for geology |
| Geological Survey of Sweden | Swedish government agency for matters concerning geology. |
| Geomatics Institute of Technology | A campus affiliated with PU |
| Geometric and material buckling | The absorption and transmission of neutrons by nuclear reactor materials |
| Geophilus impressus | A species of centipede |
| Geordie lamp | A miners' lamp invented by George Stephenson in 1815 |
| Georg von Reisswitz | Wargaming pioneer. |
| George Ali Murad Khan | Ex-ruler of the princely state of Khairpur. |
| George Bush Doesn't Care About Black People | 2005 single by The Legendary K.O. |
| George Cochrane Hazelton | 19th century American politician. |
| George Howard Paul | 19th century American journalist and politician. |
| George L. Savvides | The Attorney-General of the Republic of Cyprus (2020-present) |
| George Mason (bishop) | Anglican bishop of Sodor and Man 1780–1783. |
| George Nicholson (politician) | Canadian merchant and Conservative and Unionist member of the Canadian House of Commons. |
| George Purdy | The Scout Association's Chief Scout |
| George River (Quebec) | River in Quebec, Canada. |
| George Wright (artist) | Painter of hunting, coaching and equestrian scenes. |
| George and Ashley Abraham | The Keswick Brothers |
| George of Kratovo | Orthodox south Slavic writer, Saint and Silversmith from Kratovo. |
| Georges de La Trémoille | A French diplomat |
| Georgina Gascoyne-Cecil, Marchioness of Salisbury | British political hostess, wife of the 3rd Marquess of Salisbury. |
| Geraint Bowen (poet) | Welsh poet and academic. |
| Gerald Fleming | Former Irish Meteorologist and now involved with the World Bank. Has also appeared on RTÉ. |
| Gerald Hendrie | English scholar, composer, and keyboardist. |
| Gerald R. Murray | 14th Chief Master Sergeant of the US Air Force. |
| Gerald Ritcey | Canadian politician. |
| Germain Boulianne | Québécois Francophone Scrabble player. |
| Germain Doucet | A French commander in the French colony of Acadia. |
| German Financial Intelligence Unit | A Public body of Germany that collects information about suspicious transactions |
| Germán Santa María Barragán | Journalist and ambassador. |
| Gerold of Lausanne | Latin patriarch of Jerusalem in the 13th ct. |
| Gershasen | The Village of Gershasen, a community in the City of Westerburg |
| Gertrude Amelia Mahorney | The first documented African-American woman to graduate from an Indiana college or university |
| Gery-Nikol | Bulgarian singer,model,dancer and producer. |
| GetGo (carsharing company) | GetGo is a carsharing company in Singapore. |
| Get (animal) | The offspring of an animal |
| Get Dirty Radio | 2006 studio album by A.G. |
| Get Money | 1996 single by Junior M.A.F.I.A. featuring The Notorious B.I.G. |
| Get Silly | 2008 single by V.I.C. |
| Ghaggar railway station | A small railway station in Mohali district Punjab, India |
| Ghaghar Burhi | A Hindu temple in Asansol city, West Bengal |
| Ghana Drone Delivery Service | Medical supplies delivered in Ghana with the use of drones. |
| Ghent government in exile | Louis XVIII's government-in-exile in Ghent during the Hundred Days. |
| Ghetto Swingers | Jewish swing band playing in the German Theresienstadt concentration camp. |
| Ghetto Warfare | 2006 compilation album by M.O.P. |
| Ghost Town (The Specials song) | The Specials song |
| Ghost mark | A trademark registered without the intention of using it |
| Giant impacts phase of planetary formation | A phase in planet formation in which there are many collisions between relatively large bodies. |
| Gibbs–Helmholtz equation | A thermodynamic equation |
| Gibraleón-Ayamonte railway | Former railway line in Spain. |
| Gibson Bend | Bend in the Missouri River, U..S. |
| Gideon Badagawa | Ugandan corporate executive, policy analyst, statistician. |
| Gila Group | A geologic group in Arizona and New Mexico |
| Gillian Bowler | Businesswoman, chair of Fáilte Ireland and first chair of the Irish Museum of Modern Art. |
| Gilmore City Limestone | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Gimmie Trouble | 2005 studio album by ADULT. |
| Ginger Hall | Historic site in Castletown to Ramsey Road . |
| Ginseng Nights | 2002 studio album by Rake. |
| Giotto's Crucifix at Santa Maria Novella | Giotto's Crucifix in Santa Maria Novella is a cross painted by Giotto di Bondone. |
| Girl like Me (Jazmine Sullivan song) | 2021 single by Jazmine Sullivan featuring H.E.R. |
| Girl with an Oar | A replicated park sculpture in the Soviet Union |
| Giuseppe Anselmi | Italian tenor. |
| Giuseppe Donatiello | Italian amateur astronomer, astrophotographer, discoverer of nearby galaxies. |
| Giuseppe Ottaviani | Italian musician and disc jockey. |
| Giv'at Olga | A suburb of Hadera, Israel |
| Give You the World | 2007 single by The D.E.Y. |
| Given-When-Then | A semi-structured way to write down test cases used for testing in software development |
| Glace Bay Heritage Museum | Community Heritage Museum in Nova Scotia, Canada. |
| Glacier foreland | The region between the current leading edge of the glacier and the moraines of latest maximum |
| Gladiolus watsonioides | A plant in the Iridaceae family from East Africa |
| Glass Casket (EP) | 2023 EP by Glass Casket. |
| Glass Sport Motors | A former South African motor manufacturer |
| Glass printing | The process and types of glass printing |
| Glaze (painting technique) | A thin transparent or semi-transparent layer of paint |
| Glenborrodale Bay | A bay in Lochaber, Scotland |
| Glenmore Bay | A bay in Lochaber, Scotland |
| Global Environment Facility | A multilateral environmental Foundation that protects the climate |
| Global Neighbourhood for Media Innovation | A not for profit organization in Karachi, Pakistan |
| Global Solar Atlas | Solar resource and photovoltaic power potential globally. |
| Global University Systems | A company |
| Global regionalization | A process where large regions are divided into smaller ones |
| Globitermes sulphureus | Species of Asian termite whose soldiers are known for their potentially suicidal attack. |
| Globose nucleus | Part of the interposed nucleus, a structure in the cerebellum. |
| Glomeris balcanica | A species of pill millipede |
| Glomeris guttata | A species of millipede |
| Glomeris ligurica | Species of millipede. |
| Glomeris pulchra | Species of millipede. |
| Glomeris pustulata | Glomeris pustulata is a species of pill millipede belonging to the genus Glomeris. |
| Glomeris tetrasticha | Species of millipede. |
| Glomeris transalpina | Species of millipede. |
| Gloria Hutt | Chilean civil engineer and politician. |
| Gloria Seruwagi | A Ugandan public health specialist |
| Glycocalyx | Viscous, carbohydrate rich layer at the outermost periphery of a cell. |
| Glycome | Complete set of all sugars, free or bound, in an organism. |
| Gnadenhütten massacre (Pennsylvania) | Attack by Native American warriors on a Pennsylvania Moravian settlement in 1755. |
| Gnarls Barkley discography | The discography of Gnarls Barkley, an American alternative hip hop duo |
| Go/no-go | A pass/fail test (or check) principle using two boundary conditions or a binary classification |
| GoBack | Data backup and version control software from Symantec Corp. |
| GoBackModi | A social media movement against Narendra Modi |
| GoCardless | Financial technology company based in the United Kingdom. |
| Go Get It | 2012 Single by T.I. |
| Go Ju Ju Go | 1987 live album by E.U. |
| Go Off (M.I.A. song) | 2016 single by M.I.A. |
| Goalscape Visual Information Management Software | Goalscape is a management software that visualises goals to align tasks and motivation. |
| God's Favorite (album) | 2002 studio album by N.O.R.E. |
| God Is Partying | 2021 studio album by Andrew W.K. |
| Godsfire | 1976 board wargame published by Metagaming Concepts. |
| Godwin Koko Uwua | A Nigerian football coach |
| Goethe (grape) | A grape variety one of "Rogers' Hybrids" |
| Goima | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Going Back to Cali (The Notorious B.I.G. song) | 1997 single by the Notorious B.I.G. |
| Gold (Whores album) | 2016 studio album by Whores. |
| Gold – 20 Super Hits | 1992 greatest hits album by Boney M. |
| Golden Age of Freethought | The socio-political movement promoting freethought |
| Golden Bear (nightclub) | John Mayall appeared in 1984, with unadvertised guest Mick Taylor (post-Stones). SRO. |
| Golden Chain Lock of Petershagen | Golden Chain Lock of smallest known size, dated 3rd or 4th century AD. |
| Golden Grove, Flintshire | Grade I listed building in Flintshire. |
| Golden Throne (mountain) | Mountain and rock formation in Utah, U.S.A. |
| Goldstar shoes | A shoe brand of Nepal |
| Goldstone, Shropshire | A hamlet in Shropshire, England |
| Golgotha (W.A.S.P. album) | 2015 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| Gombe Abba | The First Capital of Gombe State |
| Gombe State Specialist Hospital | A specialist hospital in gombe state |
| Gomenasai (t.A.T.u. song) | 2006 single by t.A.T.u. |
| Gomtipur | Tula Machinery Co.Sealing,packing, packaging Machinery Manufacturing in Ahmedabad India . |
| Gon Halevi | Israeli musician, pianist, composer, opera singer, and conductor. |
| Goniodiscaster pleyadella | Species of sea stars in the family Oreasteridae. |
| Gonsalvo Monroy | Count of Malta in the 15th century. |
| Gonzalo Zaldumbide | Ecuadorian politician diplomat. |
| Good Old Arsenal | 1971 single by Arsenal F.C. |
| Good Shepherd Food Bank | The largest hunger relief organization in Maine, United States |
| Goodbye (G.E.M. song) | 2015 single by G.E.M. |
| Goodbye for Now (song) | 2005 single by P.O.D. |
| Goodyhills | A hamlet in Cumbria, England |
| Gordon Bok | American folk singer and folklorist. |
| Gore (road) | Triangular plot of land used in traffic infrastructure. |
| Gorgoroth name dispute | Legal dispute between Norwegian black metal musicians. |
| Gorilla in a Pink Mask | A graffiti work |
| Gorodoksky Uyezd | A subdivision of Vitebsk governorate |
| Goshtaab | Traditional Kashmiri meatball dish. |
| Gossamer fabric | A thin, sheer woven fabric similar to a gauze. |
| Gotham Classic | Annual NCAA Division 1 college basketball tournament. |
| Gotta Move On (Toni Braxton song) | 2020 single by Toni Braxton featuring H.E.R. |
| Gourmet Burger Kitchen | Hamburger restaurant chain based in London, U.K. |
| Gousho Dam | Dam in Fukuoka, Japan. |
| Government Arts College, Chidambaram | General degree college located at C-Mutlur, Chidambaram in Cuddalore district, Tamil Nadu. |
| Government Council of Zürich | The executive organ of the canton of Zürich, in Switzerland |
| Government Medical College, Jammu | A medical college and hospital in Jammu, India |
| Government Museum, Erode | Archaeological Museum in Erode, Tamil Nadu. |
| Government Polytechnic, Ambikapur | Government-run Technical Institute located in Ambikapur, Chhattisgarh, India. |
| Government involvement in the Terri Schiavo case | Florida case (2000-2005) on removal of life support. Became Separation of Powers issue. |
| Governor General's International Award for Canadian Studies | Scholarly/academic award. |
| Governor of Peleliu | The head of government of Peleliu |
| Governor of Pernambuco | Head of the executive branch of Pernambuco's state of Brazil. |
| Govgil | A part of the Passover celebration by Mountain Jews |
| Govigama | A dominant agrarian Sinhala caste found in Sri Lanka |
| Gower Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa and Illinois, United States. |
| Goyder's Line | A surveyed limit to extents of useful land for agriculture in South Australia. |
| Grabfeld | A region in Germany on the border between Bavaria and Thuringia |
| Gracie (yacht) | 19th-century racing yacht. |
| Graciela Carnevale | Argentine artist renowned for experimental exhibitions. |
| Graeme Koehne | Australian composer and music educator. |
| Graeme Lyall | Australian saxophonist, composer and arranger. |
| Grafenwoehr Training Area | United States Army training area in Bavaria, Germany. |
| Grafik (magazine) | A publication about graphic arts. |
| Grainville Cricket Ground | Cricket ground in Jersey. |
| Grammar induction | A machine learning process |
| Gran Wilson | American tenor. |
| Grand Canal of Versailles | The Grand Canal de Versailles is the largest basin in the park of the Château de Versailles. |
| Grand Lodge Building (Tennessee) | Building in Nashville, Tennessee, U.S.A. |
| Grand Rapids Public Schools | Public school district in Grand Rapids, Michigan. |
| Grand Slam of Thoroughbred racing | The four major races thoroughbred races |
| Grandma pizza | A variety of pizza |
| Granite Gear | American outdoor company that sells backpacks, hiking and portage accessories. |
| Granthi | A person who read Sikhism holy book to worshipers |
| Grapholita obliqua | A moth in the family Tortricidae from Sri Lanka |
| Gravel Lake | Lake in Washington State, U.S.A. |
| Gravitational scattering | How gravity manipulates celestial bodies behaviors through their gravitational fields. |
| Gravity map | Mapping the gravity of a planet to create a "raised-relief map" of gravity anomalies and levels. |
| Gray's biopsychological theory of personality | A theory of biological basis for a human's psychology, behavior, and personality |
| Gray molasses | A method of sub-Doppler cooling used in ultracold atomic physics experiments on alkali metals |
| GreatSchools | A school information company |
| Great Bear Rainforest | Coastal temperate rainforest in British Columbia, Canada. |
| Great Fire of Troy | Large destructive fire in Troy, New York, in 1862. |
| Great Meteor Seamount | A large guyot in the Southern Azores Seamount Chain |
| Great Migrations of the Serbs | A migration from Ottoman Empire |
| Great Western Ambulance Service | Former NHS emergency services trust. |
| Greater Caribbean | The Caribbean and outlying regions |
| Greater Dunedin | Local body ticket in Dunedin, New Zealand. |
| Greater Grand Crossing rail collision | 1853 train collision in Chicago. |
| Greater Nile Petroleum Operating Company | Petroleum production company in Sudan. |
| Greatest Hits: The Atlantic Years | 2006 greatest hits album by P.O.D. |
| Greatest Hits (D.R.I. album) | 2001 compilation album by D.R.I. |
| Greatest Hits (The Notorious B.I.G. album) | 2007 greatest hits album by The Notorious B.I.G. |
| Greedy algorithm for Egyptian fractions | Simple method for finding Egyptian fractions. |
| Greeley–Weld County Airport | Airport in Colorado, U.S.A. |
| Green's Exchange | Former stock exchange in Adelaide, Australia. |
| Green factory | A factory using environmentally sustainable practices. |
| Green fairy (cannabis) | A supplier of illicit medicinal cannabis |
| Greetland | Village in West Yorkshire, England. |
| Greige goods | Woven or knitted fabrics which are not yet dyed or finished. |
| Grenda's Bus Services | Australian bus and coach operator. |
| Grevillea alpina | Species of shrub in the family Proteaceae from Victoria and southern New South Wales. |
| Grevillea elbertii | Species of tree in the family Proteaceae endemic to Sulawesi in Indonesia. |
| Greyhound racing in the United States | The sport of Greyhound racing in the United States |
| Greying of hair | The natural process of hair turning grey or white with age |
| Gringode Kultuur | 1993 album by J.M.K.E. |
| Grmoščica bibliography | Bibliography of Veternica cave. |
| Groot Park | City Park of the city of Aalst. |
| Gross Misconduct | 1989 studio album by M.O.D. |
| Groton–New London Airport | A regional airport located in Groton, Connecticut |
| Ground rule double | A baseball rule that awards two bases due to the ball leaving play |
| Grounds For Sculpture | Sculpture park & museum located in Hamilton, New Jersey. |
| Groundstroke | A type of shot in racket sports. |
| Groundwork Collaborative | American economic policy non-profit organization. |
| Große Bleichen | Shopping street in Hamburg, Germany. |
| Großer Plöner See | The largest lake in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany |
| Großer Zechliner See | Lake in Brandenburg, Germany. |
| Grudziądz Fortress | A system of Prussian forts in the area of Grudziądz |
| Grumman S-2 Tracker in Australian service | The anti-submarine aircraft's service with the Royal Australian Navy |
| Grundik+Slava | A short bio of Israeli electronic music duo started in 1994 |
| Gua (chimpanzee) | The Kellogg Experiment |
| Guam national under-17 football team | Youth association football team of Guam. |
| Guanacaste National Park (Belize) | A national park in Belize |
| Guardian of the Threshold | A spirit, a menacing figure |
| Guards Mixed Brigade | Defunct Imperial Japanese Army unit. |
| Gub Gub's Book | The spin-off of Doctor Dolittle Books, the author was Hugh Lofting |
| Gubserville, California | Template for California Historical Landmarks in Santa Clara County. |
| Guek Ngundeng | Nuer people's prophet and spiritual leader. |
| Guido Dettoni della Grazia | Italian sculptor. |
| Gulehra Gali | Village in Murree Tehsil, Murree District, Punjab, Pakistan. |
| Gulf Yachting Association | Organization in the U.S.A. |
| Gulf of Corryvreckan | A narrow strait off the coast of Scotland |
| Gulf of Darién | The southernmost region of the Caribbean Sea |
| Gulf of Genoa | The northernmost part of the Ligurian Sea |
| Gulf of Taranto | Bay of the Ionian Sea, in Southern Italy. |
| Gunahar Union | A union of Dupchanchia upazila of Bogura district |
| Gundam Rock | 2009 studio album by Andrew W.K. |
| Gunslinger's gait | A walking pattern of KGB or Red Army members |
| Guo Qiang | A Chinese politician |
| Gurrah (cloth) | A kind of calico produced in Northeast India during the 18th century. |
| Guru Ravidass Jayanti | Indian religious festival. |
| Gus Leger | Tongan rugby union player. |
| Gushcloud International | Global influencer and talent acquisition company. |
| Guttland | A region of Luxembourg |
| Guttman scale | Single, ordinal psychometric scale, allowing original observations to be reproduced. |
| Guy Cloutier | Canadian music producer and talent manager. |
| Guy Kent | American actor and producer. |
| Guy Parselany | The Tallest Israeli basketball player ever |
| Guy Van Waas | Belgian conductor, clarinetist and organist. |
| Gwandi | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Gymnastic and Sports Federation of French Patronages | French multi-sports federation established in 1898. |
| Gyration | A rotation in a discrete subgroup of symmetries of the Euclidean plane |
| Gyzylsuw | A town in Turkmenistan |
| Gásir | Medieval trading and training post, and heritage site in Iceland. |
| Gémonval coal mines | French coal mine. |
| Göksu, Mut | A settlement in Turkey |
| Gören Duyan | Website for missing persons and pets. |
| Görükle | The largest campus of Uludağ University |
| Gülistan Sönük | Turkish politician of Kurdish origin. |
| Güneyyurt | A settlement in Turkey |
| Günyurdu | A settlement in Turkey |
| Güzelyayla | A settlement in Turkey |
| H.E.R. (album) | 2017 compilation album by H.E.R. |
| H. Carl Buchan | American World War II veteran. |
| H. E. Eastman | 19th century American politician. |
| H55 | Swiss aviation company. |
| HAT-P-38 | Star in the constellation Traingulum. |
| HD 11007 | F-type main-sequence star; Triangulum. |
| HD 111031 | A double star in the constellation Corvus |
| HD 118285 | SPB star in the constellation Chamaeleon. |
| HD 11928 | Suspected variable star in Triangulum. |
| HD 12467 | Star in the constellation Cepheus. |
| HD 129899 | Ap star in the constellation Apus. |
| HD 166191 | HD 166191 is a star in the constellation Sagittarius. |
| HD 170773 | F-type star with a debris disk. |
| HD 181295 | Astrometric binary in the constellation Telescopium. |
| HD 194688 | K-type star in the constellation Delphinus. |
| HD 195479 | Am star in the constellation Delphinus. |
| HD 199223 | Double star in the constellation Delphinus. |
| HD 201852 | K-type giant star; Microscopium. |
| HD 32356 | Astrometric binary in Camelopardalis. |
| HD 36584 | Visual binary in Dorado. |
| HD 85709 | Suspected variable in Sextans. |
| HD 92209 | Suspected spectroscopic binary. |
| HIV capsid inhibition | A class of HIV/AIDS drugs |
| HLA-DQ1 | Serotype that covers a broad range of HLA-DQ haplotypes. |
| HMAS Korowa | Former auxiliary minesweeper for the Royal Australian Navy. |
| HMNZS Aotearoa | A ship of New Zealand Navy |
| HMNZS Hinau (T17) | A Castle-class minesweeper of the Royal New Zealand Navy |
| HMNZS Maimai | A castle class minesweeper built for the navy |
| HMNZS Manuka | A Castle-class minesweeper of the Royal New Zealand Navy |
| HMNZS Rimu | A Castle-class minesweeper of the RNZN |
| HMS Cobra (1899) | Turbine-powered destroyer of the Royal Navy. |
| HMS Griffin (H31) | A G-class destroyer, built for the Royal Navy in the mid-1930s |
| HMS Hecate (A137) | Royal Navy deep ocean survey vessel of the Hecla class. |
| HMS Ottringham (M2715) | Ham-class minesweeper. |
| HMS Seagull (1889) | Torpedo gunboat of the British Royal Navy. |
| HMS Somme (1918) | A destroyer that served in the Royal Navy |
| HMS Tamar (P233) | 2020 River-class offshore patrol vessel of the Royal Navy. |
| HMS Tiger Bay | Royal Navy patrol boat that was captured from the Argentine Coast Guard in the Falklands War. |
| HMT Elk | British trawler sunk off Plymouth in 1940, now a recreational dive site. |
| HOW (magazine) | Defunct bimonthly magazine. |
| HOXA11-AS1 | Long non-coding RNA from the antisense strand in the homeobox A (HOXA gene). |
| HP Jornada | Line of Personal Digital Assistants from Hewlett Packard. |
| HTTP ___location | Instruction by web server containing the intended ___location of a web page. |
| Haar (fog) | A cold sea fog, especially on the east coast of Britain |
| Habitat II | The Second United Nations Conference on Human Settlements |
| Habshi dynasty | The rule of Bengal from 1487–1494 |
| Hachinohe Sansha Taisai | The festival of Hachinohe, Aomori, Japan |
| Hachiville | Village in the commune of Wincrange, in northern Luxembourg. |
| Hacho Bridge | Bridge in Granada, Spain. |
| Hackett (automobile) | Automobile from 1916 to 1919. |
| Haddingjar | In Nordic and Germanic legends, two brothers or a reflection of the Hasdingi Vandals. |
| Hadith of Gabriel | A hadith of the Islamic prophet Muhammad |
| Hadley Irwin | Pseudonym for two American writers for children who were also Iowa State English professors. |
| Haffjarðará | A river in Iceland |
| Hafız Post | A musician in the Ottoman Empire |
| Hai'an Range | A mountain range in Taiwan |
| Haida Formation | A Cretaceous geologic formation in British Columbia |
| Haigam | Village in Jammu and Kashmir, India. |
| Hailforth | A hamlet in Cumbria, England |
| Hair oil | Oil applied to the hair. |
| Haitian Basketball Federation | Governing body of basketball in Haiti. |
| Haiyan County, Zhejiang | A country in Jiaxing City, China |
| Haizuka Dam | Dam in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Haizum | The mare Haizum in Islam |
| Haj Mohammad Hassan Amin-Alzarb | The most prominent merchant in 19th century Iran |
| Haji Dam | Dam in Hiroshima, Japan. |
| Hakea arborescens | Species of plant in the family Proteaceae native to northern Australia. |
| Hakea cyclocarpa | Species of shrub in the family Proteaceae from Western Australia. |
| Hal Porter | Australian novelist, playwright, poet and, short story writer. |
| Hala Elkoussy | Egyptian artist and film director. |
| Halex process | Used to convert aromatic chlorides to the corresponding aromatic fluorides. |
| Half time (physics) | The time taken for a quantity to decrease by half in an exponential decay process |
| Halifax Chamber of Commerce | Chamber of commerce in Halifax, N.S. |
| Halifax Shipyard | Canadian shipbuilding company in Nova Scotia, Canada . |
| Halifax Water | The Robie Street Reservoir in Halifax |
| Hall Lake Formation | A geologic formation in New Mexico |
| Hall Place | Historic building in Bexley, London, U.K. |
| Halley's method | A method of numerically finding roots of a function |
| Hallmark | Official stamp on gold, silver etc. |
| Hallo Bay | Bay in Alaskian wildlife refuge. |
| Halloween (G.G.F.H. album) | 1994 compilation album by G.G.F.H. |
| Hambleton Hills | A range of hills in North Yorkshire, England |
| Hamdan Sports Complex | Multi-purpose sports arena in Dubai, U.A.E. |
| Hamilton Harlow | American architect of apartment buildings in Cambridge, Massachusetts. |
| Hamirpur district, Himachal Pradesh | A district in Himachal Pradesh, India |
| Hammeren | Promontory on Bornholm, Denmark. |
| Hammoud al-Hinnawi | A Spiritual leader of the Druze community in Syria |
| Hampton Court Maze | A hedge maze at Hampton Court Palace |
| Hampton Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Hampton Water Treatment Works | A water treatment works in Hampton, London |
| Hamworthy | A village and parish in Dorset, England |
| Hamzah az-Zaiyyat | A canonical transmitter of the Qira'at (died 772) |
| Hanbit Unit | A South Korean peacekeeping unit |
| Hancock Whitney Stadium | Multi-purpose stadium in Alabama, U.S.A. |
| Hand game (cards) | A type of contract in card games |
| Hand web piercing | A piercing through the web of the hand |
| Handball at the 2019 Pan American Games – Men's tournament | The handball men's tournament at the 2019 Pan American Games |
| Handicrafts of Kerman | Iranian artwork relating to the culture and history of Iran from the province of Kerman. |
| Handle Ur Bizness EP | 1998 EP by M.O.P. |
| Hangzhou University | A defunct university in Hangzhou, China |
| Hangzhou dialect | A Sinitic language spoken in urban Hangzhou |
| Hanif Yusuf | Businessman and the current governor of the Western Province. |
| Hanji-Bough | Village in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir. |
| Hanklyn-Janklin | Glossary of Indian English. |
| Hanna Barysiewicz | The oldest female resident of Belarus not registered by the Guinness Book of Records. |
| Hanna Lake | Reservoir in Urak Valley Quetta, Pakistan. |
| Hantenren | A Japanese political organization |
| Hanwood Road railway station | Former railway station in Shropshire, England. |
| Hanwood railway station | Former railway station in Shropshire, England. |
| Hapgood (play) | A play by Sir Tom Stoppard |
| Haplogroup C-M48 | Y-chromosome DNA haplogroup. |
| Happily Ever After (G.E.M. album) | 2019 studio album by G.E.M. |
| Harar Meda Airport | The primary airbase of the Ethiopian Air Force located bishoftu in oromia state |
| Harateen | A woolen cloth of 18th and early 19th-century |
| Hard Place | 2019 single by H.E.R. |
| Hard Times (Run-D.M.C. song) | 1983 single by Run–D.M.C. |
| Hard Winter of 1880–81 | A season of blizzards and other severe weather in the United States |
| Hardcore '81 | 1981 studio album by D.O.A. |
| Haremlik | The part of the house reserved for women |
| Hari Om | A Hindu mantra |
| Harichandanpur railway station | Railway station on the East Coast Railway network in India. |
| Haris Khan (comedian) | Canadian comedian and actor. |
| Harlem Shuffle (dance step) | A dance maneuver |
| Harmonic seventh chord | A major triad plus the harmonic seventh interval |
| Harnack's principle | Theorem regarding the convergence of harmonic functions. |
| Harold Brockett Gibson | New Zealand-born Fijian solicitor and politician. |
| Harrier (dog breed) | A medium-sized hound bred for hunting hares by trailing them |
| Harriet Howard | Mistress and financial backer of Louis Napoleon, later Napoleon III of France. |
| Harriet de Boinville | Salon host of multiple notable writers during 1813–1847 in London and Paris. |
| Harrington Gardens | Street in the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, London. |
| Harris Federation | A group of schools around London |
| Harris Kempner (b. 1837) | Merchant in Galveston, Texas. |
| Harris graph | Eulerian, non-hamiltonian, tough graph. |
| Harry A. DeButts | American railroad executive. |
| Harry Llewellyn Fowler | Canadian socialist and community organizer. |
| Harry Robert Kempe | English engineer, author and editor, (1852-1935). |
| Harry Rogoff | A Russian-born American Jewish author and editor |
| Harry S. Cummings | Lawyer, fraternal leader, and Baltimore City councilman. |
| Hartley Mound | Native American burial mound in Columbus, Ohio. |
| Haruna Kuje Ayuba | The Vice Chancellor of Bingham University |
| Harvard Din & Tonics | A cappella group at Harvard University |
| Harvey L. Dueholm | 20th century American politician. |
| Harvey Otis Young | American painter and prospector. |
| Harz Roller | A breed of domestic canary from the Upper Harz, Germany |
| Hasan ibn al-Hafiz | A younger son of Fatimid caliph al-Hafiz |
| Hasarius firmus | A jumping spider species from Cameroon |
| Hashimoto Station (Kanagawa) | Railway station in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. |
| Hashtnagar | One constituent part of the Charsadda District in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. |
| Hasnon Company | Coal exploration enterprise. |
| Hassan V of the Maldives | Sultan of the Maldives (1484–1485). |
| Hassane | The traditionally dominant warrior tribes of Mauritania and Western Sahara |
| Hastilude | Generic Medieval name for martial games. |
| Hasya Kala Drama Group | Theater group in Dubai, U.A.E. |
| Hatef Higher Education Institute | Educational Institute in Zahedan, Iran. |
| Hatin Lake | A natural lake in British Columbia, Canada |
| Hattabara Dam | Dam in Hiroshima, Japan. |
| Hatter's Castle (building) | A colonial bungalow in Selangor, Malaysia |
| Hattimatim tim (rhyme) | A Bengali nursery rhyme |
| Hauptwerk | Virtual Pipe Organ Software for PC and Mac OS. |
| Hausdorff gap | A pair of collections of integer sequences with no such sequence lying between them. |
| Havalina Rail Co. (album) | 1994 studio album by Havalina Rail Co. |
| Have You Seen the Other Side of the Sky? | 2006 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Havila Kystruten | Havila Kystruten is a shipping company that operates 4 ships on the coastal route. |
| Hawaii House Bill 444 | A 2010 bill to legalize civil unions in the US state |
| Hawaiian ethnobiology | The study of people's interaction with the environment of Hawaii |
| Hawkins\Brown | Architectural practice in London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Dublin and Toronto. |
| Hawridge Court ringwork | A medieval fortification in Buckinghamshire, England |
| Hawthorne & 5th station | Streetcar station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| Hayama Imperial Villa | A residence of the Japanese Imperial Family |
| Hayatabad Sports Complex | Recreational facility. |
| Hayatovci | Kids television Channel. |
| Haywood Community College | Public college in Clyde, North Carolina, US. |
| Hazardous area response team | NHS ambulance service providing medical care in hazardous environments. |
| Hazariganj Union | A union of Bangladesh in Barisal Division |
| Hazel Pethig | British costume designer, known for her work on Monty Python's Flying Circus. |
| Hazira Gas Processing Complex | A gas processing complex in Hazira, India |
| Headington stone | A limestone from Oxford |
| Healthy Families Parenting Inventory | Instrument to assess the likelihood of child maltreatment. |
| Heapsort | A sorting algorithm which uses the heap data structure |
| Hearing Secret Harmonies | The final novel in Anthony Powell's twelve-volume A Dance to the Music of Time |
| Heart Butte Dam | Dam in North Dakota, United States. |
| Heart of the Ages | 1995 studio album by In the Woods... |
| Heartbeat (Da' T.R.U.T.H. album) | 2014 studio album by Da' T.R.U.T.H. |
| Heartbeat (G.E.M. album) | 2015 studio album by G.E.M. |
| Heartbeat (G.E.M. song) | 2015 single by G.E.M. |
| Heat in Here Vol. 1 | 2010 studio album by U.N. |
| Heat transfer enhancement | The process of increasing the effectiveness of heat exchangers |
| Heathcote, New South Wales | A suburb in Sydney, Australia. |
| Heavenly sanctuary | A Seventh-day Adventist doctrine |
| Heavy Engineering Corporation | A Central Public Sector Enterprise under Ministry of Heavy Industries, Government of India |
| Hebraization of Palestinian place names | The renaming of geographical sites in Palestine |
| Hector (immigration ship) | Museum ship in Nova Scotia, Canada. |
| Hector (microcomputer) | Series of a microcomputers produced in France in the early 1980s. |
| Hedonic hunger | The drive to eat for pleasure rather than sustenance |
| Hegen | A baby product brand in Singapore |
| Heheng | Village in Jiangyan, China. |
| Heibok Ching | A hill in Imphal Valley |
| Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research | Research centre for mathematics in the UK. |
| Heilmann locomotive | Experimental steam locomotives with electric transmission. |
| Heingang Ching | A sacred hill in Imphal |
| Heinrich Kubis | The first flight attendant (1888–1979) |
| Heinrich event | Large groups of icebergs traverse the North Atlantic. |
| Heinz Eberhard Strüning | German painter, graphic artist and pastel painter. |
| Helene Ferris | The first second-career female rabbi in Judaism |
| Helffer–Sjöstrand formula | This is a mathematical page on the Helffer-Sjoestrand formula. |
| Helicia insularis | Species of plant in the family Proteaceae endemic to Papua New Guinea. |
| Helicopter Air Transport | The world's first commercial helicopter operator |
| Heliox | A breathing gas mixed from helium and oxygen |
| Hell and Back Together: 1984–1990 | 1992 compilation album by T.S.O.L. |
| Hell of a Life (T.I. song) | 2009 single by T.I. |
| Helldorado (album) | 1999 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| Helmcken House | Historic house museum in British Columbia Canada, located in Thunderbird Park. |
| Help! Somebody Get Me Out of Fourth Grade! | Seventh book in the Hank Zipzer series. |
| Helter Skelter (The D.O.C. album) | 1996 studio album by the D.O.C. |
| Helvadere | A settlement in Turkey |
| Hemet News | A newspaper in Hemet, California |
| Henan Airlines | Regional airline based in northern China. |
| Henblas, Llanasa | Grade I listed building in Flintshire. |
| Henk Visser (collector) | Dutch arms and armor collector, businessman and philanthropist. |
| Henninger Flats | A small hanging basin in the San Gabriel Mountains, California |
| Henoch–Schönlein purpura | An autoimmune vascular inflammatory disease |
| Henriette Saint-Marc | Spy and martyr of the Haitian revolution. |
| Henrik Heftye | Norwegian businessman and philanthropist. |
| Henry Angelo | English fencer, memoirist and member of the fencing Angelo Family. |
| Henry Bertram | Union Army officer in the American Civil War. |
| Henry Bridgeman (bishop) | Anglican bishop of Sodor and Man 1671 to 1682. |
| Henry Bugbee | Henry Bugbee is an American philosopher. His work addresses existentialism and wilderness. |
| Henry Caldwell | Military officer, businessman, and political leader in Lower Canada. |
| Henry Casson | 20th Sergeant-at-Arms of the U.S. House of Representatives. |
| Henry Hikes to Fitchburg | 2000 children's book by D. B. Johnson about Henry David Thoreau. |
| Henry Jetto | 17th-century black Worcestershire yeoman. |
| Henry Kungsi | Papua New Guinean Olympic boxer. |
| Henry Lovelich | Middle English poet of the 15th c. |
| Henry M. Billings | 19th century American politician. |
| Henry Palmer (surgeon) | 19th century American doctor. |
| Henry Zouch (police officer) | Defence forces personnel, police officer, racehorse breeder and owner. |
| Hepburn (surname) | Lord Simon was the most noble of the Hepburn's, he was also the love of Sweetpeas life. |
| Herbert Zam | American socialist activist and trade unionist. |
| Here & There – S.E.S. Singles Collection | 2001 compilation album by S.E.S. |
| Heriot-Watt University Dubai | A satellite campus of Heriot-Watt University based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates |
| Heritage Great Britain PLC | Attractions company that operates numerous sites in the UK. |
| Herman J. Severson | 20th century American judge and politician. |
| Herman Jadlowker | Operatic tenor. |
| Herman L. Humphrey | 19th century American politician and judge. |
| Herman Rose | American painter and artist. |
| Hermann Schapira | Lithuanian rabbi, mathematician and zionist. |
| Hermann Vöchting | The Cummaster |
| Hermeneutic circle | The process of understanding a text |
| Hermogenes of Xanthos | Greek athlete from Xanthos, Lycia. |
| Hernando's Hideaway | A Ross/Adler musical theatre composition. |
| Heroes of the Frontier | A 2016 novel by Dave Eggers |
| Hersilia | The wife of Romulus, legendary first king of Rome |
| Hespress | Moroccan online news website, available in Arabic, English, and French. |
| Het Nationale Theater | The Hague |
| Heterojunction solar cell | A solar cell architecture |
| Heuristic-systematic model of information processing | A dual process theory of persuasion |
| Hewelsfield Motte | A scheduled monument in Gloucestershire, England |
| Hexaphenylcarbodiphosphorane | Organophosphorus compound. |
| Hezi (clothing) | A traditional Chinese corset-like garment |
| Hialeah-Miami Lakes Senior High School | Public high school operated by Miami-Dade County Public Schools. |
| Hidden Dam | Reservoir in California, United States. Near Raymond. |
| Hidden Gems (O.C. album) | 2007 compilation album by O.C. |
| Hide your strength, bide your time | The guiding philosophy of PRC's foreign policy in the Deng Xiaoping era |
| Hierarchical Event Descriptors | Framework and vocabulary for annotating experiments. |
| Hierarchical epistemology | A theory of knowledge |
| Higgins Building | Offices (1910), Loft condominiums (as of 2005) in California , U.S.A. |
| High-protein diet | A diet high in protein |
| High Arctic Large Igneous Province | A Cretaceous large igneous province in the Arctic |
| High National Council | The collective head of state of the Kingdom of Hungary from 1945 until 1946 |
| High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire | A ceremonial officer of the county |
| High resolution electron energy loss spectroscopy | A tool used in surface science |
| Higher-spin theory | A theory with particles of spin more than two |
| Highgate Hospital | Hospital in Highgate, London. |
| Highgate Vampire | Supposed supernatural activity at Highgate Cemetery in London in the 1970s. |
| Highland Park Bridge (1902) | Bridge in Street Sharpsburg and Butler St. at Baker St. |
| Highlaws | A hamlet in Cumbria, England |
| Hijab Butch Blues | 2023 memoir by Lamya H. |
| Hilbert number | A positive integer of the form (4n + 1) |
| Hildebrand Veckinchusen | A merchant living in Bruges at the time of the Hanseatic League |
| Hildesheim Cathedral Museum | The Schatzkammer (treasury) and diocesan museum of Hildesheim |
| Hilton Hall, Cambridgeshire | English country house. |
| Himachal Pradesh Lokayukta | The parliamentary ombudsman for the state of Himachal Pradesh |
| Himshikhar Television | A private television station based in Damak, in the Eastern Region of Nepal and Kathmandu, Nepal |
| Hindu Ghosi | A sept of Ahirs |
| Hindu Union of Mombasa | A religious organization |
| Hip hip hooray | A cheer to express congratulation |
| Hiram Merrill | 19th century American politician. |
| Hiranmayee Mishra | Indian novelist and poet. |
| Hirapur dolmen | Historic site in Chandrapur district, Maharashtra. |
| Hiromi Suzuki (illustrator) | Japanese illustrator and poet. |
| Hiroyasu | A masculine Japanese given name |
| Hiroyuki Matsunami | A Japanese engineer, researcher and educator. |
| Hirsh's Shoes | A Mid-Century modern building in Tucson, Arizona |
| His Imperial Majesty's Own Escort | The Russian Tsar's personal escort. |
| Hispano-Suiza Maguari | A sports car produced by Hispano Suiza Automobilmanufaktur |
| Histolysis | The breakdown of tissues |
| Historic and Picturesque Savannah | A historical publication by Adelaide Wilson |
| Historical archaeology in Australia | The period of Australian history which is unknown to historians is called "dream period" |
| Historical horse racing | Electronic gambling device for wagering on previously-held horse races. |
| Historicity (philosophy) | The philosophical idea or fact that something has a historical origin |
| Historiography of Skanderbeg | The study of the history of Skanderbeg |
| Historiography of slavery in the United States | The development of historical scholarship on slavery in the USA |
| History according to the Catholic Church | The Catholic Church's perspective on history |
| History of Cardiff | The 6,000 year history of Cardiff |
| History of Corsica | The Mediterranean island of Corsica throughout the ages |
| History of Croatian currency | List of current and historical currency of Croatia. |
| History of FC Nantes | French football club from Nantes. |
| History of Faizabad | The Historical Capital City Of Awadh in India |
| History of Greenwich, Connecticut | The historical development of Greenwich in the US State of Connecticut |
| History of Honduras (to 1838) | The history of Honduras until 1838 |
| History of Höchst am Main | The city of Höchst am Main, today the Frankfurt district of Höchst. |
| History of Maryland Transit Administration | The Maryland Transit Administration history |
| History of Montreal cabarets | Evolution of the cabaret phenomenon in Montreal. |
| History of The Weather Channel | A timeline of the channel from launch to the present |
| History of deaf education in the United States | Local evolution of the education of the deaf. |
| History of decompression research and development | Chronological list of notable events in the history of diving decompression. |
| History of ice hockey | The history of ice hockey |
| History of machine translation | The evolution of the technology of machine translation over time. |
| History of marriage in California | The recorded history of marriage in California |
| History of schools of economic thought on arts and culture | Schools of economic thought regarding arts and culture. |
| History of space in Africa | A history of space initiatives in Africa |
| History of the Jews in Tasmania | Island off the coast of Australia. |
| History of the SAT | The history of a standardized test widely used for college admissions in the United States |
| History of the present illness | The pertinent information surrounding a patient's history leading to a current illness |
| History of the term Wallon | Germanic word. |
| History of turnpikes and canals in the United States | Development of transportation links in the USA. |
| Historypin | A user-generated online archive of historical multimedia |
| Hit and Run (T.S.O.L. album) | 1987 studio album by T.S.O.L. |
| Hitokura Dam | Dam in Hyōgo, Japan. |
| Hive Propolis | 2015 novel by Daniel D.W. |
| Hlöðskviða | Old Norse heroic poem about a battle of Goths and Huns. |
| Ho Ann Kiong Temple | Chinese temple in Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia. |
| Hobie Magic 25 | A sports boat |
| Hodological space | The space of "preferred paths", in psychology |
| Hofuf | A city in the Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia |
| Hohoe | Town in Volta Region, Ghana. |
| Hola Airlines | Former Spanish airline based in Palma de Mallorca (2002–2010). |
| Holargos B.C. | Basketball team based in Cholargos, Athens, Greece. |
| Hold Me (Sheila E. song) | 1987 single by Sheila E. |
| Holistic grading | Approach to scoring essays that bases a grade on a paper's overall quality. |
| Hollister Co. | American lifestyle brand owned by Abercrombie & Fitch Co. |
| Hollon Richardson | Union Army officer. |
| Holly Rock | 1986 single by Sheila E. |
| Hollywood Masonic Temple | A historic place in US |
| HollyŁódź | 2007 studio album by O.S.T.R. |
| Holme St Cuthbert | A civil parish in Cumbria, England |
| Holme St Cuthbert School | A primary school in Cumbria, England |
| Holotypic Occlupanid Research Group | Semi-humorous bread-tag research organisation. |
| Holubivka, Kupiansk Raion, Kharkiv Oblast | A village in Kharkiv Oblast, Ukraine |
| Holy (U.D.O. album) | 1999 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Holy Cross of Davao College | Roman Catholic college in Davao City, Philippines. |
| Holy Spirit (Christian denominational variations) | Christian denominations have variations in their teachings regarding the Holy Spirit. |
| Holy Trinity Church, Spynie | Former cathedral in Spynie, Moray, north-east Scotland. |
| Home altar | A shrine kept in the home of some Christians |
| Homeopathy UK | A British association of homeopaths |
| Homeopathy and Its Kindred Delusions | Work by Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. |
| Homeoviscous adaptation | Adaptation of the cell membrane lipid composition to maintain membrane fluidity. |
| Homo unius libri | Latin phrase meaning "man of one book". |
| Homodontosaurus | Extinct genus of therapsids the Late Permian of South Africa. |
| Homosynaptic plasticity | Type of synaptic plasticity. |
| Honda Aero | Subsidiary of Honda Motor Co. |
| Hondomairo | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Honduran Olympic Committee | The National Olympic Committee of Honduras |
| Honeywell Uranium Hexafluoride Processing Facility | Uranium conversion facility in Illinois, United States. |
| Hong I-nan | Taiwanese scholar and poet during the Japanese colonial period. |
| Honghari | A traditional religion followed by the Karbi people in Karbi Anglong, India |
| Hood (rail transport) | A hood is a rigid cover to protect a load on a flatcar, gondola or a coil car |
| Hookagate and Redhill railway station | Former railway station in Shropshire, England. |
| Hooray! Hooray! It's a Holi-Holiday | 1979 single by Boney M. |
| Hoosier Legends Conference | The Hoosier Legends Conference is a new athletic conference in the IHSAA (Indiana) |
| Hop latent viroid | Viroid infecting hop, hemp and cannabis. |
| Hope Island railway station | A planned train station in Helensvale, Queensland. |
| Hope Square | A square in Weymouth, Dorset |
| Hope and Jiti Tea Estates | Tea gardens in West Bengal. |
| Hopfield dielectric | A model in solid state physics |
| Hopkinton Dolomite | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Hoplology | The study of human combative behavior and performance |
| Hopper crystal | A form of a crystal that resembles a hopper container. |
| Horace Busby | American publicist, speechwriter, consultant and public relations expert. |
| Horace O. Crane | 19th century American surgeon and politician. |
| Horace W. Wilkie | 20th century American judge and politician. |
| Horatio Wells | 19th century American politician. |
| Horizon-class frigate | Class of air-defence destroyers in service with the French and Italian navies. |
| Horizon Travel | Travel agency in the United Kingdom. |
| Horizon tank | A water tank that gives the illusion of the ocean's horizon |
| Horizontal integration facility | Integration facility where missiles and rockets are assembled before launch. |
| Horn Head | Peninsula in Donegal, Ireland. |
| Hornsby–Akroyd oil engine | Early internal combustion engine design using heavy oil. |
| Horse Bites Dog Cries | 1986 studio album by D.I. |
| Horse Guards Road | A road in London, England |
| Horse Lava Tube System | A lava tube system located near Bend, Oregon |
| Horseboating Society | Society promoting horse-drawn boating. |
| Horsebridge, Devon | A village in Devon, England |
| Horses in Denmark | The main horse breeds in Denmark are pony and saddle and sport horses. |
| Hortenkopf | A 606 metres hill in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany |
| Hospital pass | A dangerous pass for the recipient |
| Hospital radio | A radio broadcasting service for Hospitals |
| HostGator | American web hosting provider founded in 2002. |
| Hot Girl (R.I.O. song) | 2010 single by R.I.O. |
| Hotel Galvez | Historic hotel in Galveston, Texas, US. |
| Hotel Glendale | Historic hotel building in Ballyformet,Dublin Ireland. |
| Hotel Ritsa | Hotel in Sokhumi, Abkhazia, Georgia. |
| Houbigant Parfum | A perfume manufacturer founded in Paris, France in 1775 |
| House of Abdus Salam | Historic site in Punjab, Pakistan. |
| House of Al-Kaff | A family of Arab Singaporeans of Yemeni origin |
| House of Averino | Building in Taganrog, Grecheskaya St. |
| House of Benyovszky | A noted noble family in the Kingdom of Hungary |
| House of Dipsheu | Circassian house of privateer origin. |
| House of Talhosten | Circassian princely house. |
| House of Tletseruk | Circassian house of privateer origin. |
| House of Toulouse | Historic rulers of region in southern France. |
| House of teacher | Building in Taganrog, Petrovskaya St. |
| House of the Vestals Hoards | A cache of two coin hoards found in the House of the Vestals |
| Housing (engineering) | Protective and/or structural enclosure for a mechanism, electronic circuit, etc. |
| Houston Main Building | A former building in Houston, Texas, US. |
| Houston Press (Scripps Howard) | A bygone Houston newspaper (1911–1964) |
| How It Is (Wap Bap ...) | 2017 single by Bibi H. |
| How Many Votes Fix Mix | 2008 EP by M.I.A. |
| How to Defend Yourself | 2019 play by Liliana Padilla. |
| However U Want It | 2015 studio album by Emcee N.I.C.E. |
| Howrah Planetarium and Astronomical Research Centre | Planetarium museum in West Bengal, India. |
| Hua Islet | Islet west of Taiwan. |
| Huaping Islet | Islet north of Taiwan. |
| Hubert Salmhofer | Austrian clarinetist and basset horn player. |
| Hubin Campus, Zhejiang University | A defunct urban campus of the Zhejiang University |
| Huckaback | A type of toweling cloth |
| Hugh Dibley | British aviator, racing driver, and race car constructor. |
| Hugo Rüdel | German choral director and conductor. |
| Hugo of Moncada i Gralla | The commander of the Galleasses of the Spanish Armada |
| Hull City A.F.C. Academy | Youth teams of Hull City A.F.C. |
| Hulu Selangor Municipal Council | A local authority in Selangor |
| Human endurance contest | Events in which people complete grueling tasks for an extended period of time. |
| Human ethology | The study of human behavior |
| Human trafficking in South Sudan | Social issue in South Sudan. |
| Humanap Ka ng Panget | 1991 comedy film starring Jimmy Santos and Andrew E. |
| Humanin | A micropeptide encoded by mitochondrial DNA and showing cytoprotective effects |
| Humanized mouse | Mouse carrying functioning human genes, etc. |
| Humao | A veil-less hat in the Tang dynasty |
| Humboldtia ponmudiana | A species of tree |
| Humla Tibetan language | Sino-Tibetan language of western Nepal. |
| HumungousFungusAmongus | 1986 studio album by Adrenalin O.D. |
| Hurlingham, Nairobi | A commercial and residential neighbourhood in Nairobi |
| Hursley House | Historic house near Winchester, Hants. |
| Hurst exponent | A measure of the long-range dependence of a time series |
| Hurûf-ı munfasıla | A writing system created by Enver Pasha |
| Huskie Stadium | Stadium in Illinois, U.S.A. |
| Husum-Schwesing concentration camp | A satellite of Neuengamme concentration camp on 26 September 1944 |
| Hwin | The Chronicles of Narnia character |
| Hy-Bor | A unidirectional blend of boron fiber and carbon fiber |
| Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, Sha Tin | Building in New Territories, Hong Kong. |
| Hybrid Access Networks | A type of broadband network architecture |
| Hydnoroideae | A subfamily of flowering plants comprising parasitic taxa |
| Hydraulic modular trailer | A specialized trailer platform to transport over weight and oversize loads by road |
| Hydrogen fuel cell power plant | A power plant that uses hydrogen to generate electricity |
| Hydrogen tanker | Tank ship designed for transporting liquefied hydrogen. |
| Hylaeus lactiferus | A rare species of bee native to northeast Australia |
| Hylaeus nigritus | A species of solitary bee native to much of Europe |
| Hymns for the Amusement of Children | Poem by Christopher Smart. |
| Hyper-empathy | A term that describes a heightened sense of empathy |
| Hyperanthes | Son of Persian king Darius I (died 480 BC). |
| Hyperbaric stretcher | Portable pressure vessel to transport a person under pressure. |
| Hyperbolic motion (relativity) | Motion of an object with constant proper acceleration in special relativity. |
| Hyperechia xylocopiformis | A species of insect |
| Hyperinteger | A hyperreal number that is equal to its own integer part |
| Hyperoperation | Generalization of addition, multiplication, exponentiation, tetration, etc. |
| Hypertext (semiotics) | A text related to an earlier work or hypotext |
| Hypervariable region | A highly polymorphic DNA region |
| Hypnotize (The Notorious B.I.G. song) | 1997 single by The Notorious B.I.G. |
| Hypnotize U | 2010 single by N.E.R.D. |
| Hypomasculinity | The absence of stereotypical male traits |
| Hypomyelination with brainstem and spinal cord involvement and leg spasticity | A rare genetic disorder |
| Hypopharyngeal eminence | Midline swelling of the third and fourth pharyngeal arches, in the development of the tongue. |
| Hypothesis Z | The first Romanian war plan for World War I |
| Hypsometry | Measurement of the elevation and depth of features on Earth's surface relative to mean sea level. |
| Hysteric Glamour | A Japanese designer label |
| Hélène (Roch Voisine song) | 1989 single by Roch Voisine. |
| Hëna (Albanian paganism) | The Moon in Albanian paganism |
| Hôtel de Valentinois | A former house in Passy, France. |
| Hüseyin Diriöz | Former Turkish ambassador to Moscow and former Assistant Secretary General at NATO. |
| Hōjō Tokiyori | The fifth shikken of the Kamakura shogunate |
| Hōshō (Noh school) | Japanese theatrical school specializes in 'Noh', a classic musical drama. |
| Hồ dynasty | Short-lived Vietnamese dynasty from 1400 to 1407. |
| Hội đồng tứ giáo | Catholic Vietnamese book recording a conference between the four religions. |
| I'll Whip Ya Head Boy | 2006 single by 50 Cent featuring Young Buck and M.O.P. |
| I'm Back (song) | 2010 single by T.I. |
| I'm Flexin' | 2011 single by T.I. featuring Big K.R.I.T. |
| I'm Not Going Out Like That | 1988 single by Run–D.M.C. |
| I'm Serious | 2001 studio album by T.I. |
| I'm Your Girl (album) | 1997 studio album by S.E.S. |
| IBM drum storage | Drum storage devices manufactured and sold by IBM. |
| ICC Academy | A cricket academy |
| IC 4970 | Lenticular galaxy interacting with NGC 6872 in the constellation Pavo. |
| ID.Entity | 2023 studio album by Riverside. |
| IDCE Business School | Catholic university in Angers, France. |
| ILLIAC II | Supercomputer built by the University of Illinois in 1962. |
| IL (network protocol) | A transport-layer protocol designed at Bell Labs for the Plan 9 operating system |
| INA-MOL dispute | Dispute between the government of Croatia and MOL Plc. |
| INS Kalvari (S21) | A Kalvari-class submarine of the Indian Navy |
| INS Karanj (S23) | A Kalvari-class submarine of the Indian Navy |
| INS Khanderi (2017) | A Kalvari-class submarine of the Indian Navy |
| INS Surat | A Visakhapatnam-class destroyer |
| INS Vagir (S25) | A Kalvari-class submarine of the Indian Navy |
| INS Vagsheer (S26) | A Kalvari-class submarine of the Indian Navy |
| INS Vela (S24) | A Kalvari-class submarine of the Indian Navy |
| IPDirector | A suite of content management software |
| IPIP SA | Romanian engineering institute for oil refineries. |
| IPulse Medical | An Israeli startup that introduced a wearable device for menstrual pain relief |
| IPv4 shared address space | A special purpose IPv4 network |
| IRAS 20324+4057 | A light year long mix of gas and dust with many O-type stars |
| IRAS 23077+6707 | IRAS 23077+6707 is a large protoplanetary disk in the constellation Cepheus. |
| IRL Men's World Rankings | Ranking system for men's national teams in the sport of rugby league football. |
| IRL Wheelchair World Rankings | Ranking system for wheelchair national teams in the sport of rugby league football. |
| IRL Women's World Rankings | Ranking system for women's national teams in the sport of rugby league football. |
| ISO-IR-197 | Sámi character encoding, and proposed (but not approved) ISO-8859 part. |
| ISO 898 | Standard for bolts, screws etc. |
| ITE College Central murder | 2018 fatal stabbing of a woman in Singapore. |
| I Am Gloria | 2025 studio album (re-recorded) by G.E.M. |
| I Am Gloria World Tour | 2023–2025 concert tour by G.E.M. |
| I Am Kathalan | 2024 Indian film by Girish A. D. |
| I Am L.V. | 1996 studio album by L.V. |
| I Am a Cat (Bernstein book) | Children's picture book by Galia Bernstein. |
| I Can't Describe (The Way I Feel) | 2013 single by Jennifer Hudson featuring T.I. |
| I Corps (Pakistan) | Pakistan Army's field maneuver strike corps. |
| I Do (D.O. song) | 2023 single by D.O. |
| I Do (Whatcha Say Boo) | 1998 single by Jon B. |
| I Do What I Do | A non fiction book |
| I Get Wet | 2001 studio album by Andrew W.K. |
| I Got Angels | 2017 single by Emcee N.I.C.E. |
| I Hate Freaks Like You | 1994 studio album by Dee Dee Ramone I.C.L.C. |
| I Is for Insignificant | 1998 studio album by d.b.s. |
| I Knit London | A knitting organisation |
| I Love You, Daddy | 2017 comedy-drama film directed by Louis C.K. |
| I Remember Everything, Richard | 1966 film produced during Soviet period at the Riga Film Studio. |
| I See a Boat on the River | 1980 single by Boney M. |
| I Used to Know Her | 2019 compilation album by H.E.R. |
| I Used to Know Her: Part 2 | 2018 EP by H.E.R. |
| I Used to Know Her: The Prelude | 2018 EP by H.E.R. |
| I Wanna Be Somebody | 1984 single by W.A.S.P. |
| I Wanna Be Yours | A poem by John Cooper Clark |
| I Wish (Cher Lloyd song) | 2013 single by Cher Lloyd featuring T.I. |
| I Won't Let You Down (Ph.D. song) | 1981 single by Ph.D. |
| Ian George (artist) | Cook Islands artist, educator, and curator. |
| Ibero Cruises | A British-American and Spanish owned former cruise line |
| Ibn Sufi | A Shiite genealogist from the 11th century AD |
| Ibrahim Abubakar Njodi | Nigerian Professor of Health Education. |
| Ibrahim Khalil (playwright) | Bangladeshi writer, playwright and eminent educationist. |
| Ibrahim Pasha, Nicosia | A Neighbourhood, Quarter or Mahalle of Nicosia, Cyprus |
| Ice Cream (1993 film) | 1993 film by Louis C.K. |
| Ice rafting | The transport of various materials by drifting ice |
| Iceberg B-17B | Antarctic iceberg that calved off the Ross Ice Shelf in 1999. |
| Icelandic Modern Media Initiative | A 2010 Icelandic parliamentary resolution |
| Icesave dispute | Dispute between Iceland and foreign depositors. |
| Ichum Lairembi | A goddess in Sanamahism |
| Ickworth House | A neoclassical building set in parkland, in Suffolk, UK |
| Icon (Sheila E. album) | 2013 studio album by Sheila E. |
| Ida Ehre | Austrian-German actress, theatre director and manager. |
| Idaasha people | A group of the Yoruba people |
| Ideal Standard | Multinational bathroom, sanitary ware and plumbing fixture company. |
| Identiv | Sizable, international and awarded Nasdaq-listed company founded in 1990. |
| Ideological repression | Forceful activities against competing ideologies and philosophies. |
| Idiolect | An individual's patterns of pronunciation and grammar of a language |
| Idol: The Musical | Musical based on the TV show American Idol. |
| Idrija Fault | A seismically active fault in Slovenia |
| If Headz Only Knew | 1996 single by Heather B. |
| If Life Were a Result, We'd All Be Dead | 2000 studio album by d.b.s. |
| If This Isn't Nice, What Is?: Advice to the Young | Collection of nine commencement speeches from Kurt Vonnegut. |
| If the Music's Loud Enough... | Album by D.b.s. |
| Ifoga | A Samoan ceremony |
| Igbariam | This is an article concerning Igbariam in Anambra East, Anambra State. |
| Ignavine | A diterpine alkaloid and an opioid receptor modulator |
| Igor Bandović | Serbian Jurist and current Director of Belgrade Centre for Security Policy. |
| Iguerali | Village in Béjaïa, Algeria. |
| Ijurin | A town in Ekiti State, Nigeria |
| Ikakalaka | A type of African sword |
| Ikat Range | Mountain range in Buryatia, Russia. |
| Il Male | A defunct Italian weekly satirical magazine (1978–1982) |
| Il Venerdì di Repubblica | A weekly supplement of la Repubblica newspaper in Italy |
| Ilchester Cheese Company | Cheese company based in Ilchester, Somerset. |
| Ilha Grande de Gurupá | A large river island of the Amazon River delta |
| Iliococcygeal raphe | The iliococcygeal raphe marks the midline where the levator ani muscles meet |
| Illegal fishing in Africa | Impacts of illegal fishing in Africa. |
| Illinois High School Association | School and sports organization that represents the high schools from the State of Illinois. |
| Illinois River Trail | Spectacular wildflowers, old-growth trees, alongside rugged and steep river canyons. |
| Illumination problem | Mathematical study of illumination of rooms with mirrored walls. |
| Illya Kuryakin | Fictional spy from The Man from U.N.C.L.E. |
| Ilmarinen | A god from the Finnish mythology |
| Iluvatar (tree) | The 2nd largest known living coast redwood. |
| Ilya Zhakanov | Soviet/Kazakhstani writer, composer, etc. |
| Imaginary voyage | Narrative in a fictional frame of travel account. |
| Imarat-e-Shariah | A Muslim socio-religious organization in India |
| Immanentize the eschaton | Pejorative term referring to attempts to bring about utopian conditions in the world. |
| Immittance | Combined measure of impedance and admittance. |
| Immunochemistry | Study of the chemistry of the immune system. |
| Impaction (animals) | A blockage of the intestines in animals |
| Impalement | A method of torture and execution |
| Impeachment of Abdurrahman Wahid | Abdurrahman Wahid's removal from power. |
| Imperial Hotel Gold Coast | Hotel in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. |
| Imperial Japanese rations | Field rations of the Imperial Japanese military. |
| Imperial pheasant | A hybrid bird |
| Impersonating a public servant | Crime that involves pretending to hold a public office. |
| In-phase and quadrature components | Mathematical technique for manipulating signals etc. |
| In 0 to ∞ | 2010 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| In Between Now and Then | 2003 studio album by O.A.R. |
| In C (album) | 2001 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| In Flight (Alvin Lee album) | 1974 live album by Alvin Lee & Co. |
| In Our Lifetime (Eightball & MJG album) | 1999 studio album by Eightball & M.J.G. |
| In Search of the Lost Divine Arc | 2013 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| In a Warm Land | A painting by Nikolai Yaroshenko |
| In the Air (L.A.B. song) | 2019 single by L.A.B. |
| In the Cold Dark Ground | A 2016 novel by Stuart MacBride |
| In the Name of Tradition | A study about female circumcision |
| Incenter–excenter lemma | A statement about properties of inscribed and circumscribed circles |
| Inclusive language | A writing approach that avoids prejudiced or biased terms |
| Indentured servitude in Pennsylvania | Dramatized in the novel, "Belfield". |
| Independence Shale | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Independent financial adviser | A professional who offers independent financial advice under specific regulatory laws. |
| Independência Avenue (Porto Alegre) | Avenue in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. |
| Indian Armed Forces rank flags | Rank flags used by the Indian Armed Forces. |
| Indian Opinion | A weekly newspaper started by MK Gandhi |
| Indian Rock Park | A park and rock formation in Berkeley, California, USA |
| Indian War Memorial Museum | War memorial museum in Naubat Khana of the Red Fort in Delhi, northern India. |
| Indian Workers' Association | A political organisation of Indian immigrants to Britain |
| Indian wedding clothes | Sets of clothes worn by the bride, bridegroom and others to weddings. |
| Indiana Hoosiers women's basketball statistical leaders | Lists of statistical leaders for the Indiana University Hoosiers women's basketball team. |
| Indiano | Denomination of Spanish emigrants to the Americas. |
| Indivisible security | A Cold War security concept |
| Indolylpropylaminopentane | A synthetic monoaminergic activity enhancer drug |
| Indradhanu | A queer social club in India |
| Indrapura (Khmer) | The last capital of the Lower Chenla |
| Indubil | A slang spoken in the Democratic Republic of the Congo |
| Indy Grand Prix of Alabama | IndyCar Series race held in Alabama, U.S.A. |
| Inesh | A rural locality in Biektaw District, Tatarstan. |
| Infantry Branch (Pakistan Army) | Pakistan army combat arms branch responsible for infantry. |
| Infected blood scandal in the United Kingdom | The historical contamination of blood products in the UK with HIV and hepatitis C virus |
| Inferior lateral cutaneous nerve of arm | A nerve found in humans and other animals |
| Infinite divisibility | Concept in philosophy, mathematics, economics etc. |
| Influenza virus nucleoprotein | Structural protein which encapsidates viral RNA. |
| Infrahumanisation | The belief that one's group is more human than other groups, which are less human. |
| Ingrid Vanderveldt | American businesswoman, media personality and investor. |
| Ingush societies | Plains and mountain communities of the Ingush. |
| Ingushetia (newspaper) | Weekly newspaper based in Magas, Ingushetia. |
| Inisa | A city in Osun State |
| Inland Petroleum Distribution System | Fuel storage and pipeline system designed to move bulk fuel forward in a theater of operations. |
| Inrunner | Electric motor whose outer shell is static; it does not move during operation. |
| Insect ecology | The study of how insects interact with the surrounding environment |
| Inside edge (cricket) | A shot where the ball strikes the inner edge of the bat |
| Inside the Electric Circus | 1986 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| Insomnia (Hed PE album) | 2007 studio album by (həd) p.e. |
| Institut d'étude des questions juives | Anti-Semitic propaganda organization in German-occupied France. |
| Institute for the Elderly and Social Services | Spanish agency for social services. |
| Institute of Life Sciences, India | Government biotechnology research institute in India. |
| Institutions of the French Basque Country before 1789 | French institutions. |
| Insular South Asia | The islands of South Asia |
| Insurrectionary communes in France in 1870–1871 | French commune insurrections. |
| Integral polytope | A convex polytope whose vertices all have integer Cartesian coordinates |
| Integrated Theatre Command (India) | A service of the Indian Armed Forces |
| Integration Bridge | Bridge in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. |
| Intelligence & Ignorance | 2013 studio album by Ed O.G. |
| Intelligence field | A collection of people and organizations dedicated to intelligence |
| Intelsat 705 | A geostationary communication satellite |
| Intensive farming in Almería | Greenhouse agriculture in southern Spain. |
| Inter Island Airways | Defunct Samoan regional airline. |
| Interchange of limiting operations | The commutativity of certain mathematical operations |
| Intercontinental and transoceanic fixed links | Permanent road/rail connections between continents. |
| Interdisciplinary bedside rounds | A patient-centered hospital teamwork model shown to improve many outcomes |
| Interest rate ceiling | The highest point of an interest rate |
| Interfaith worship spaces | A building in which worship services from two or more religions are present |
| Interleukin 33 | IL-33 induces helper T cells, mast cells, eosinophils and basophils to produce type 2 cytokines. |
| Intermittent hypoxic therapy | Technique aimed at improving human performance by adaptation to reduced oxygen. |
| Intermodal railfreight in Great Britain | The movement of intermodal containers by rail within Great Britain |
| Internal drive propulsion | Form of marine propulsion. |
| Internal waters | A nation's territorial waters |
| International 2 | Nightclub in Manchester, U.K. |
| International Abolitionist Federation | Organisation to abolish regulated prostitution and trafficking of women. |
| International Academy of Architecture | A non profit organisation, Bulgaria |
| International Business Center (Warsaw) | A skyscraper in Warsaw, Poland |
| International Campus, Zhejiang University | A Zhejiang University campus in Haining, Zhejiang, China |
| International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research | Astronomy research institute in Perth, Western Australia. |
| International Conference on Climate Change | The Heartland Institute annual conference |
| International Fund for Ireland | Organisation to promote contact between nationalists and unionists in Ireland. |
| International Palm Society | Non-profit horticulture group supporting research, conservation and education about palms. |
| International Socialist Workers and Trade Union Congress, London 1896 | 4th Congress of the Second International. |
| International Telecommunications Public Correspondence Service | A proposal within the international numbering plan |
| International broadcasting | Radio and television transmissions across borders. |
| Internet Connection | 2011 single by M.I.A. |
| Interocean Shipping Company | A Bethlehem Shipping Company |
| Interposed nucleus | Structure in cerebellum that modulates muscle stretch reflexes of proximal limb muscles. |
| Interpretatio Christiana | Adaptation of non-Christian elements into Christianity. |
| Interpunct | Typographical symbol, variously used as word delimiter, currency decimal delimiter, etc. |
| Intersections (Into It. Over It. album) | 2013 studio album by Into It. Over It. |
| Interstellar Guru and Zero | 2009 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Interval recognition | The ability to name and reproduce musical intervals |
| Into the Wild (LP song) | 2012 single by L.P. |
| Intra-industry trade | The exchange of products belonging to the same industry |
| Introducing L.A.B. | 2023 album by L.A.B. |
| Inunaki Dam | Dam in Fukuoka, Japan. |
| Invention Secrecy Act | United States law restricting disclosure of certain patents for national security reasons. |
| Invergowrie Bay | A tidal basin in Perth and Kinross, Scotland |
| Inverse trigonometric functions | Inverse functions of sin, cos, tan, etc. |
| Invert level | The bottom of a pipe, trench, or tunnel |
| Iowa Hawkeyes swimming and diving | NCAA swimming and diving team representing the University of Iowa. |
| Iran Between Two Revolutions | A book about the analysis of social and political events in Iran |
| Iran Khodro | Iranian automaker headquartered in Tehran, Iran. |
| Iran Scout Organization | A youth organization in Iran |
| Iranian demonstrations in Strasbourg | Demonstration of Iranians against the IRGC in Strasbourg, France. |
| Iranian handicrafts | Handicraft works originating from Iran. |
| Irenów | A village in central Poland |
| Irina Kovalchuk | Ukrainian rhythmic gymnast. |
| Irish Kennel Club | The official kennel club of the Republic of Ireland |
| Iron Curtain (football) | Defensive line of Rangers F.C. |
| Iron peak | Comparatively high abundance of elements with atomic numbers near iron. |
| Iron pipe size | A standard |
| Ironsand | A type of sand with heavy concentrations of iron |
| Iroquoian peoples | Indigenous peoples of the Northeastern Woodlands cultural area, in eastern North America. |
| Irreconcilables (Philippines) | A group of Filipino insurrectionists irreconcilable to U.S. rule |
| Irreversible binomial | A fixed phrase of two or more joined words |
| Is It 'Cos I'm Cool? | 2004 single by Mousse T. |
| Is It Safe? | 1983 studio album by Ph.D. |
| Isaac Rich | American Businessman and Philanthropist. |
| Isaac Soyer | Russian-born American social realist painter and educator. |
| Isabella station | A former station on the Chicago Transit Authority's Evanston Line |
| Isagani Amatong | Filipino politician from the province of Zamboanga del Norte. |
| Isai Vellalar | Tamil community traditionally involved in the arts of music and dance. |
| Isbell duality | Duality is an adjunction between a category of co/presheaf under the co/Yoneda embedding. |
| Ishtadevata | A worshipper's favourite deity, in Hinduism |
| Isiolo District | A former of Kenya |
| Isis Pogson | British astronomer and meteorologist. |
| Islamic Center of Passaic County | A mosque in Paterson, New Jersey |
| Isnad | The chain of narrators who have transmitted the report the Hadith |
| Isohor Oqilov | Soviet artist, dancer, ballet master and choreographer. |
| Isostatic depression | The sinking of large parts of the Earth's crust |
| Isotropy representation | Linear representation of a group on the tangent space to a fixed point of the group. |
| Israel Police Orchestra | A ritual performed by Israel police |
| Isuzu Piazza | Small, sporty 3-door liftback coupé which was manufactured by Isuzu. |
| It's About Luv | 1985 studio album by H.R. |
| It's All on U, Vol. 1 | 1997 studio album by the B.G. |
| It's All on U, Vol. 2 | 1997 studio album by B.G. |
| It's Complicated (album) | 2016 studio album by Da' T.R.U.T.H. |
| It's Funky Enough | 1989 single by The D.O.C. |
| ItAli Airlines | Former Italian Airline based in Rome. |
| It Is Well with My Soul | Well-known Christian hymn penned by Horatio Spafford in the late 19th century. |
| Italian conjugation | The way verbs are conjugated in Italian |
| Itanos | A municipal unit of Siteia municipality, Lasithi regional unit, Crete region, Greece |
| Itanus | The archaeological site of the classical city in East Crete, Greece |
| Itaqui | A municipality in Brazil |
| Itaswi | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Ithaca Kitty | A popular US stuffed toy introduced in 1892 |
| Ities railway station | Railway station of Patras in the Peloponnese, Greece. |
| Itololo | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Itoshiro Dam | Dam in Fukui Prefecture, Japan. |
| Ittefaq Hospital | Hospital in Punjab, Pakistan. |
| Itzelberger Lake | Lake in Königsbronn, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. |
| Ivan Addae Mensah | Chemist,Scientist and Educationist. |
| Ivan Bolotnikov | The leader of the major Uprising of Bolotnikov |
| Ivan Fyodorovich Karamazov | Character in Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov. |
| Iverni | A people of early Ireland |
| Ivete da Silveira | A Brazilian teacher and politician |
| Ivory Bangle Lady | The skeleton of a woman from Roman York, dating to the 4th century |
| Iván Moreira | Chilean politician. |
| Iwanthaba | A Meitei king of Ningthouja dynasty in 12th century |
| Iwasaku and Nesaku | Japanese mythology. |
| Iyo ang Tondo, Kanya ang Cavite | 1986 action film starring Fernando Poe Jr., Ramon Revilla Sr. |
| Izarigawa Dam | Dam in Hokkaidō, Japan. |
| Izarra (liqueur) | A basque liqueur |
| Izikhothane | South African competition to determine which party is wealthier. |
| J.U.F. (album) | 2004 studio album by J.U.F. |
| J. Allen Barber | 19th century American politician. |
| J. E. S. de Graft-Hayford | Ghanaian Air Force 1st Chief of Staff and Boxer. |
| J. Fred Zimmerman Sr. | American theater owner and leader of the Theatrical Syndicate. |
| JAMA Neurology | Journal in the JAMA Network that covers Neurology. |
| JAMA Surgery | JAMA Surgery is a Surgery and Surgery Journal and published by American Medical Association. |
| JD Derbyshire | Canadian theatre artist, comedian, and writer. |
| JIM suit | Type of atmospheric diving suit. |
| JMF Elite Unit | A private army's elite special operations unit in Malaysia |
| JSONPath | A standard syntax for querying JSON values |
| Ja tu tylko sprzątam | 2008 studio album by O.S.T.R. |
| Jaana Pelkonen | Member of parliament and television hostess. |
| Jabal Joufeh | A Mountain in Amman, Jordan |
| Jachie-Pramso Secondary School | A mixed sex second cycle institution in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region of Ghana |
| Jack Butler (Jiwarli) | Indigenous Australian and the last speaker of the Jiwarli dialect. |
| Jack and Jill Ice Cream | Ice Cream company known for its trucks. |
| Jackson Hadley | 19th century railroad promoter and politician. |
| Jackson Volcano | Extinct volcano in Mississippi, United States. |
| Jacob L. Shinn | Leader in Russellville, AR. |
| Jacob Moritz | Biography of a Utah brewing entrepreneur and subject of local folklore. |
| Jacobs Wells Baths | A former public baths built in 1889 in Bristol, England |
| Jacqueline Hagan | Chilean-born American sociologist. |
| Jacqueline Kahanoff | Egyptian-born Israeli novelist, essayist and journalist. |
| Jacques Gregoir | Belgian pianist and composer. |
| JadeWeserPort | Container terminal in Wilhelmshaven, Germany. |
| Jaekel House | A colonial mansion in Nigeria, now a cultural and historical site. |
| Jagat Seth family | A merchant and banker family of 18th century Bengal |
| Jakarta–Peking Axis | Foreign policy alignment during Indonesia's Guided Democracy era under President Sukarno. |
| Jake Bezzant | Former political candidate for the New Zealand National Party. |
| Jake Hanson (Beverly Hills, 90210) | A fictional character in the American television series Melrose Place |
| Jalalpur Canal | A canal project on Jhelum River between Khushab and Jalalpur Sharif in Punjab, Pakistan |
| Jalisco flood | A 2023 Mexican flood |
| Jallikattu | A traditional bull fighting sport in Tamil Nadu |
| Jalta, Jalta | Croatian musical from 1971. |
| Jamaica Public Service | The electricity utility in Jamaica |
| Jamal al-Din Muhammad | Burid ruler of Damascus. |
| Jaman Shah | A small town in Layyah District in Punjab, Pakistan |
| James Aloisi | Lawyer and politician in Massachusetts, U. S. |
| James B. Hays | 19th century politician and judge. |
| James Bruce Falls | Waterfall in British Columbia, Canada. Tallest measured in North America by overall height. |
| James Budd | Governor and Congressman of California (1851-1908). |
| James Clarke (antiquary) | English antiquarian and amateur poet. |
| James Clemens High School | Public high school in Madison, Alabama. |
| James Connally Air Force Base | Former USAF base, now TSTC Waco Airport. |
| James D. Torreyson | Eighth attorney general of Nevada. |
| James H. Knowlton | 19th century Wisconsin lawyer and politician. |
| James Henry Lockwood | 19th century American politician and Wisconsin pioneer. |
| James Hollis | American Jungian psychoanalyst, author, and public speaker. |
| James Hope-Johnstone, 3rd Earl of Hopetoun | Scottish peer, politician and military officer. |
| James Hyndes Gillies | Australian metallurgist and pioneer of Hydro-Electricity in Tasmania. |
| James Keith Marshall | Virginia planter and politician. |
| James Martin's Cottage | Cottage in Toodyay, Western Australia. |
| James Martin (British Army officer) | British Army officer. |
| James Nickel (academic) | American author. |
| James Oleske | American pediatrician who was one of the first to identify HIV in children. |
| James R. Law Jr. | 20th century American politician, 42nd Mayor of Madison, Wisconsin. |
| James R. Lyon | 19th century American merchant and politician, Union Army soldier in the American Civil War. |
| James Rutenbeck | American nonfiction film producer, director and editor. |
| James Ryan (Wisconsin politician) | 19th century American politician. |
| James T. Lewis | 19th century American Republican politician, 9th Governor of Wisconsin. |
| James W. Edming | American Republican politician. |
| Jamestown Dam | Dam in North Dakota, United States. Located near Jamestown. |
| Jammu and Kashmir Black Day | A Kashmir-related commemoration established by India in 2020 |
| Jamner Assembly constituency | A Maharshtra assembly constituency |
| Jamtamót | The old assembly of Jämtland |
| Janakiraman | 1997 film by Sundar C. |
| Janelle (given names) | The name's history and a list of its prominent bearers |
| Janet Mielke Schwartz | Janet Mielke Schwartz is an American behavioral scientist. |
| Janeway Lambda one | A fictional storyline in Star Trek: Voyager |
| Jangalo | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Janghai Junction Railway Station | Railway Station in Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh. |
| Janz (revolvers) | German revolver manufacturer. |
| Janów Sokólski | A former shtetl in Poland |
| Japan National Route 1 | Japanese road from Tokyo to Osaka, major road on the island of Honshū in Japan. |
| Japan Square | A public square in Curitiba, Brazil. |
| Japanese transport ship Gyoun Maru (1890) | Auxiliary transport of the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. |
| Jasper Danckaerts | The founder of a colony of Labadists in what is now the US state of Maryland |
| Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Doda | A residential school in Doda, Jammu and Kashmir |
| Jazz, dwa, trzy | 2011 studio album by O.S.T.R. |
| Jazz trio | A jazz trio, often comprises a pianist, a double bass player and a drummer |
| Jazzman (magazine) | A bygone French jazz magazine |
| Jazzurekcja | 2004 studio album by O.S.T.R. |
| Jean-Baptiste Bouchette | Canadian merchant, mariner, and militia and naval officer. |
| Jean-Claude Valla | French journalist and essayist. |
| Jean-François Groff | Telecommunication engineer and one of the pioneers of the World Wide Web. |
| Jean-Pierre LaFouge | Philosopher and French literature Ph.D. |
| Jean Batten Memorial | A memorial in New Zealand |
| Jean Hunnisett | Costume historian, designer and maker. |
| Jean Sindab | International antiracist activist, scholar, and lobbyist. |
| Jeannette Judson Sumner | American physician. |
| Jebel Akhdar (Oman) | Mountain range in the Hajar Mountains . |
| Jeff Hamilton (designer) | Hamilton is a celebrity fashion designer known for his work with the NBA and pop culture figures. |
| Jeffrey Fayman | American composer, founder of Immediate Music. |
| Jeffrey Sherman | Social Psychologist and Professor of Psychology at the University of California, Davis. |
| Jen Hoy | American former professional soccer forward. |
| Jenna Lê | American poet, medical doctor. |
| Jennie Let Me Love You | 2008 single by E.M.D. |
| Jennifer Baumgardner | Jennifer Baumgardner is a feminist writer most known for third wave feminism. |
| Jennifer Hocking | British-based fashion model, fashion editor and fashion designer. |
| Jenny Jefferies | A British cookbook authour |
| Jenny Margetts | Advocate for Indigenous women and children. |
| Jensen & Skodvin Architects | A Norwegian architectural firm |
| Jericho, Cumbria | A settlement in Cumbria, England |
| Jersey Airport | Airport in Jersey, Channel Islands. |
| Jeshurun Vincent | A traveling musician, inspirational speaker, and author. |
| Jess Weiss | American anesthesiologist and medical doctor. |
| Jessica Richie | American writer and New York Times best-selling author. |
| Jesuit College in Poznań | A former Jesuit college in Poznań, Poland |
| Jesus de Greatest | Statue of Jesus Christ in Imo state, Nigeria. |
| Jetins | Small, imaginary creatures from Brittany folklore. |
| Jetson Center for Youth | A juvenile prison in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana |
| Jewels (song) | 2007 single by alice nine. |
| Jewelz | 1997 studio album by O.C. |
| Jewish Supernumerary Police | A branch of Jewish auxiliary police in British Mandate of Palestine |
| Jewish cemetery on Sevastopol Street | A former Jewish cemetery in Bucharest, Romania |
| Jezioro Białe (Gostynin County) | A lake in Poland |
| Jezzine | A town in Lebanon |
| Jhuna | A net like muslin |
| Jiangsu Football City League | A municipal soccer league established by Jiangsu Province in China since 2025 |
| Jiaobeijiu | A Chinese traditional wine-exchanged nuptial rite |
| Jidvei wines | Wine creator in Romania. |
| Jigme Dorje Palbar Bista | The Rt. Hon. Sri Sri Sri Raja |
| Jim Phillips (illustrator) | American graphic artist illustrator known for surf and skateboard art. |
| Jimmy's Oriental Gardens | Historic Chinese restaurant within Presidio Neighborhood of Santa Barbara, CA. |
| Jimmy (song) | 2007 song by M.I.A. |
| Jimmy Lim | Malaysian architect. |
| Jinghu South Circuit | Administrative division during the Song dynasty. |
| Jingnyeong | A Korean robe with straight collar closing to the right |
| Jingo-ji | Buddhist temple on Mount Takao in Kyoto. |
| Jinli | A street in Chengdu, Sichuan, China |
| Jinya Dam | Dam in Fukuoka, Japan. |
| Jiren | Former capital of the Kingdom of Jimma, in the Oromia Region of Ethiopia. |
| JoNina Abron-Ervin | American journalist, activist, and Black anarchist. |
| Jo Jung-chi | South Korean singer-songwriter and actor. |
| Joan Miller (actress) | Film, TV and theatre actress. |
| Joanna Johnston | British costume designer for film. |
| Joanne Langione Dance Center | School in Newton, Mass, U.S.A. |
| Jobber (merchandising) | A business that buys merchandise in bulk and sells to retailers |
| Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change | Museum dedicated to climate change, located in Hong Kong. |
| Jodie Ingles | Australian cardiac researcher and professor. |
| Joe Knilans | American politician. |
| Joe Magliocca | Municipal politician in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. |
| Joe Pool Lake | A fresh water reservoir in south west Dallas |
| Joel C. Squires | 19th century American politician. |
| Joel Skornicka | American politician, 52nd Mayor of Madison, Wisconsin. |
| Joel Whitman | 19th century American politician. |
| Jogi (The Sketches song) | A Sufi Sindhi song by The Sketches band |
| Johan Wilhelm Dalman | A Swedish physician and a naturalist |
| Johann Lund | A short description. See Wikipedia:Short description for details. |
| John Adam Squire House | Template for California Historical Landmarks in Santa Clara County. |
| John B. Eugene | 19th century American politician. |
| John Bachmann | Biography of artist John Bachmann, Sr. |
| John Barry (1814 ship) | A merchant ship built in 1814 at Whitby, England |
| John Beauchamp Jones | Writer, editor and Civil War diarist. |
| John Bloomfield and Ann Beverley | Costume designers for British film, television and theatre. |
| John C. Hall | American physician and politician, Union Army surgeon in the American Civil War. |
| John Charles Hargrave | Dr John Hargrave was an Australian surgeon who worked to eliminate leprosy in the N.T. |
| John Creuzot | American lawyer currently serving as District Attorney of Dallas County, Texas. |
| John D. W. Watts | American Baptist theologian and scholar. |
| John Dexter | English stage director. |
| John Dunlap | Printer of the first copies of the United States Declaration of Independence. |
| John Dwyer (medicine) | Australian doctor, professor of medicine, and public health advocate (born 1939). |
| John Englander | American author, oceanographer, and recognized expert climate change. |
| John Fitzgerald (Wisconsin politician) | American banker and politician. |
| John Forbes, 6th Lord Forbes | Scottish landowner. |
| John Gilchrist (zoologist) | Scottish ichthyologist who established the discipline in South Africa. |
| John H. Rountree | Wisconsin pioneer. |
| John Hamilton Simons | 19th-century Canadian merchant and founder of La Maison Simons. |
| John Henry Young | Art collector, art dealer and art gallery director. |
| John L. Doran | 19th century American politician. |
| John Lins | 19th century American politician. |
| John Mace (New Zealand Army officer) | Senior commander of the New Zealand Army. |
| John Mansfield (American politician) | 19th century American politician. |
| John McLellan (songwriter) | Songwriter from Tyneside, England, early 19th c. |
| John Milledge Academy | American private school in Georgia, USA. |
| John Nygren | 21st century American politician and health insurance lobbyist, former Wisconsin Assemblymember. |
| John Rivers (pirate) | 18thC British pirate. |
| John Robinson (Harwich MP) | English lawyer, politician and government official. |
| John S. Greenspan | Anglo-American academic dentist/scientist. |
| John Sheldon (Wisconsin politician) | American farmer and businessman, member of the Wisconsin Assembly. |
| John Stanley Grauel | American minister and Zionist leader. |
| John Tayloe II | American planter, politician, agent, and thoroughbred importer/breeder. |
| John Townsley | British educator. |
| John V. McCarthy | American politician, businessman and restauranteur. |
| John W. Johnston (mayor) | 3rd Mayor of St. Louis, Missouri. |
| John W. Reynolds Sr. | American lawyer, 26th Attorney General of Wisconsin. |
| John Wicks (drummer) | American drummer, songwriter, composer. |
| John Wilford Blackstone Jr. | American lawyer, politician, and judge. Wisconsin state senator. |
| John Wilford Blackstone Sr. | American lawyer and Wisconsin pioneer. |
| John Young (seigneur) | John Young was a member of the Legislative Assembly of Quebec from 1792 until his death. |
| John Ystumllyn | 18th-century black Welsh gardener. |
| John van Hengel | The father of food banks (1923–2005) |
| Johnboat | A flat-bottomed boat |
| Johnson Ferry | Important 19th-century ferry across Chattahoochee River. |
| Joint Committee on Human Rights | UK Parliamentary Committee. |
| Joint War College | The armed forces college in turkey |
| Joint compound | A paste of gypsum powder and water that fills seams around sheets of drywall |
| Jon Hoadley | A politician who once represented the 60th District in the Michigan House of Representatives |
| Jonathan Alder High School | Public high school in Ohio, U. S. |
| Jonathan Higgins | Fictional character on Magnum, P.I. |
| Jonathan Septimus | Fictional character. |
| Joni Mitchell blackface controversy | Controversy relating to the Canadian musician's use of blackface. |
| Jordan curve theorem | A closed curve divides the plane into two regions |
| Jordan–Schur theorem | A mathematical theorem on finite linear groups |
| Jorge Arancibia | Chilean sailor and politician. |
| Jornalista Roberto Marinho Building | Office in Novo, SP. |
| Josef Felix Müller | Swiss sculptor, graphic artist and painter. |
| Josep María Comelles | Spanish anthropologist and physician. |
| Joseph Bond | Wisconsin pioneer and politician. |
| Joseph Hayes (general) | Brigadier general of the Union Army during the American Civil War. |
| Joseph Heath (athlete) | A male athlete who competed for England |
| Joseph Karl Maly | Austrian physician and botanist. |
| Joseph Kerr (Wisconsin politician) | 19th century American farmer and politician. |
| Joseph Langford | American Roman Catholic priest, author, and founder of the Missionaries of Charity Fathers. |
| Joseph Smith (Presbyterian minister, born 1736) | Presbyterian minister and one of the founders of Washington & Jefferson College. |
| Joseph Trotter Mills | 19th century American politician and judge. |
| Josephine (album) | 2009 studio album by Magnolia Electric Co. |
| Josh Arnold | American comedian and radio personality. |
| Joshua Fogel | American historian and sinologist. |
| Josiah Wood Whymper | English wood-engraver, book illustrator and watercolourist. |
| José Chávez y Chávez | Outlaw from the U.S. state of New Mexico. |
| José Javier Esparza Torres | Spanish journalist, essayist and cultural critic. |
| José Ramón Valente | Chilean economist and politician. |
| Journal Saint-François | Le Journal Saint-François is a French-language weekly newspaper in Quebec, Canada. |
| Journal of Food and Drug Analysis | Journal about food and pharmacology. |
| Journey (W-inds album) | 2007 studio album by w-inds. |
| Journey of Apollo 15 to the Moon | Overview from launch to lunar orbit insertion of Apollo 15. |
| Jsem Moravan | A Moravian anthem |
| Juan Antonio (Cahuilla) | A major chief of the Cahuilla people from the 1840s to 1863 |
| Juan Carlos Hernández Nava | Mexican film director, producer and writer. |
| Juan Díaz (taekwondo) | Venezuelan taekwondo practitioner. |
| Juan Macapagal | A datu of Arayat in Pampanga |
| Juan María Funes | Guatemalan physician, surgeon and researcher. |
| Juan de Lisboa | Phantom island in the Indian Ocean. |
| Judah Bezalel Eliasberg | Russian Hebrew writer and translator. |
| Judge Advocate General Branch (Pakistan) | Pakistan Army's staff corps for legal services. |
| Judicial deference | The judiciary deferring to another branch of government |
| Judicial supervision (Soviet Union) | A concept from the law of the Soviet Union |
| Judy Grinham | British swimmer, Olympic gold medallist, former world record-holder and MBE. |
| Juhani Kaskeala | Finnish admiral and Chief of Defence of the Finnish Defence Forces from 2001 to 2009. |
| Juicy (The Notorious B.I.G. song) | 1994 single by the Notorious B.I.G. |
| Jukes family | A New York hill family study |
| Jules Rimet Prize | A literary prize |
| Julian Ashby Burruss | The first President of James Madison University |
| Julie (brand) | A brand of hormonal medication used for birth control |
| Juliet Macur | Award winning American journalist. |
| Julio Isamit | Chilean journalist and politician. |
| Julio Álvarez (rugby union) | Spanish former rugby union player. |
| Julius Lieban | Austro-German operatic tenor. |
| Julius Maggi | The founder of Maggi |
| Julius Nielson | A German SS Officer |
| July 1822 Spanish coup attempt | Attempted coup d'état in Spain. |
| Jumpers (play) | A play by Tom Stoppard |
| Juncus continuus | Species of plant native to Australia, but invasive an many other areas such as the coast of Texas. |
| Junior Minister (Northern Ireland) | The name given to two positions in the Office of the First Minister and deputy First Minister |
| Juniper J series | A line of enterprise routers |
| Junius Bassus (consul) | The last Praetorian prefect |
| Juparanã Lagoon | Lagoon located in Espírito Santo, Brazil. |
| Just Like Me (Jamie Foxx song) | 2008 single by Jamie Foxx featuring T.I. |
| Just Playing (Dreams) | 1994 promotional single by The Notorious B.I.G. |
| Juukan Gorge | Gorge in Western Australia, known as a site of continuous human occupation for 46,000 years. |
| Jwala Devi Temple (Uttar Pradesh) | Temple located in Shaktinagar, Sonbhadra district of Uttar Pradesh. |
| Jára Cimrman | Czech fictional character of a universal genius, also known as "the Master". |
| Jérôme-Joseph de Momigny | Belgian/French composer and music-theorist. |
| Jātaka (Pali Canon) | A Canonical Collection of Stories on the Past Life of The Buddha |
| Jōban Expressway | A national expressway connecting the Tokyo and Sendai metropolitan areas in eastern Japan. |
| Jūrokkyō Dam | Dam in Fukushima, Japan. |
| K-U ratio | Ratio of a slightly volatile element, potassium (K), to a highly refractory element, uranium (U). |
| K-edge | A sudden increase in x-ray absorption |
| K.R.I.T. Iz Here | 2019 studio album by Big K.R.I.T. |
| K.R.I.T. Wuz Here | 2010 mixtape by Big K.R.I.T. |
| K. N. Ninan (scientist) | Dr. K. N. Ninan is a retired scientist from India's premier space research organization ISRO. |
| K. Pathmanaban | Malaysian politician. |
| K1000 rally | A round of INRC |
| K67 kiosk | Modular kiosk for retail etc. |
| KC 85 | Microcomputers made in East Germany from 1984 until 1990. |
| KIC 3542116 | KIC 3542116 is an F-type star. |
| KNTU | Radio station at the University of North Texas. |
| KRK Menon | The first Finance Secretary of independent India |
| KSC-12-192 | KOR biased agonist. |
| KWUL (AM) | Radio station in St. Louis now broadcasting as a repeater of FM station KWUL 101.7 MHz. |
| Kaaval (2015 film) | 2015 Indian film by Nagendran R. |
| Kabaddi in Canada | A contact team sport played in Canada |
| Kabaw Valley | Historical border region between Manipur and Burma. |
| Kabir Café | Folk-fusion and folk-rock band from India. |
| Kac ring | Toy model in statistical physics. |
| Kadagistan | A short-lived province of the Sasanian Empire |
| Kadugannawa Ambalama | A resting building west of Kadugannawa, Sri Lanka |
| Kaduna Central senatorial district | A Nigerian Senatorial District in Kaduna State |
| Kaduna North senatorial district | A Nigerian Senatorial District in Kaduna State |
| Kaduna South senatorial district | A Nigerian Senatorial District in Kaduna State |
| Kafr Tasfa | A village in Qalyubia Governorate, Egypt |
| Kagna River | Tributary of the Bhima River. |
| Kahramanlar Business Center | A building in Ankara, Turley |
| Kai Yuen Street | Street in North Point, Hong Kong, that goes up Kai Yuen Hill. |
| Kaiborta Gaon | Village in Golaghat district, Assam, India. |
| Kaili Lukan | Canadian rugby sevens player. |
| Kaiser–Meyer–Olkin test | Statistical measure to determine how suited data is for factor analysis. |
| Kaivalya | The ultimate goal of Raja yoga |
| Kajunguti International Airport | Proposed International Airport in Kagera Region, Tanzania. |
| Kakanmath | A Pratihara-style panchayatana Shiva temple complex (1000–1025 CE) |
| Kakching | A town in Imphal valley |
| Kala (2021 film) | 2021 film by Rohith V. S. |
| Kala (album) | 2007 studio album by M.I.A. |
| Kala Tour | 2007 concert tour by M.I.A. |
| Kalaignar Centenary Park | A park in Chennai district, Tamil Nadu, India |
| Kalentzi | Municipal unit and village of Erymanthus, Achaea, Greece. |
| Kaletez | A buckwheat pancake in Breton cuisine |
| Kaleun people | Ethnic group in Thailand and Laos. |
| Kalfas | Community in Erymanthos, Achaea, Greece. |
| Kalga (title) | A high ranking official in the Crimean Khanate |
| Kalimat Foundation | Kalimat Foundation, the charitable arm of UAE publisher Kalimat Group. |
| Kalimba de Luna – 16 Happy Songs | 1984 compilation album by Boney M. |
| Kalinzu Central Forest Reserve | A protected area in southwestern Uganda. |
| Kalisz Voivodeship (1975–1998) | Former voivodeship of Poland from 1946 to 1975. |
| Kalkatiya Urdu | A dialect of Urdu spoken in Kolkata |
| Kallar River | A stream in Kerala, India |
| Kaloleni, Nairobi | A suburb in the city of Nairobi |
| Kalyana Lakshmi - Shaadi Mubarak | A government scheme for the poor |
| Kamandalu | A type of pot originating from the Indian subcontinent |
| Kamaria Ahir | A Subdivision of Ahir Caste in India. |
| Kami (caste) | Khas-panchal brahmin origin. |
| Kamiasō Dam | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Kamimizo Station | Railway station in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. |
| Kampong Delta Mosque | A small mosque in the Tiong Bahru, Singapore |
| Kanak Manjari Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences | Pharmaceutical sciences institute in the Indian State of Odisha. |
| Kanaloa | Hawaiian god of ocean, healing and long travels. Name for Kahoʻolawa. |
| Kaneyama Dam | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Kang-hyun Park | South Korean musical theatre actor and singer. |
| Kangiqsualujjuaq (Georges River) Airport | Airport in Kangiqsualujjuaq, Quebec, Canada. |
| Kanlıdivane | A sinkhole with ruins in Mersin Province, Turkey |
| Kannum Kannum Kalanthu | A song from the 1958 film Vanjikottai Valiban |
| Kanpur Bolshevik Conspiracy Case | A controversial court case |
| Kanwaka Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Kapoor Haveli | Ancestral residedency of Kapoor family. |
| Kapustnitsa | A painting by Russian artist Nicolai Fechin |
| Kara-Khanid invasion of Khorasan | Kara-Khanid-Ghaznavid wars in 1006-1008 AD. |
| Kara Mahmud's campaign against Venice | Military campaign launched by Kara Mahmud against the Republic of Venice. |
| Karachi Naval Dockyard | Pakistan Navy's submarine base. |
| Karaiyar | A maritime martial Tamil caste found chiefly in Sri Lanka |
| Karamanzade | A Neighbourhood, Quarter or Mahalle of Nicosia, Cyprus |
| Karambar Lake | Lake in Ishkoman, District Ghizer Gilgit Baltistan. |
| Karate International Council of Kickboxing | The governing body of sport kickboxing |
| Karbala stampede | Accident during Ashura processions in Karbala, Iraq. |
| Karboğazı ambush | A battle in the Turkish War of Independence |
| Karhumäki brothers | Finnish airline founder and aircraft manufacturer brothers. |
| Kari Nurmela | Finnish baritone. |
| Karin Luts | Estonian painter and a graphic artist. |
| Kariobangi | A commercial and residential suburb in Nairobi |
| Karisto | A place in Finland |
| Karl Eggerth | Austrian lichenologist. |
| Karl Toriola | The Chief Executive Officer of MTN Nigeria |
| Karl Wilhelm von Dieskau | A Prussian lieutenant general and general inspector of the artillery in the 18c |
| Karl Zerbe | American painter and educator. |
| Karl von Appen | German stage designer/member:Association of Revolutionary Visual Artists. |
| Karl von Rydingsvärd | Arts and Crafts movement Swedish-American furniture maker. |
| Karnataka I solar power plant | Power plant in Karnataka, India. |
| Karnataka Wakf Board Land Scam | A land scam in India |
| Karrikin | A plant growth regulator |
| Karydi, Itanos | A local community of the municipal unit, Itanos, in northeastern Crete. |
| Kasagi Dam | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Kasaï region | Region of the Democratic Republic of Congo. |
| Kashipur Zamindar Bari | A Historical Place in Jibannagar Upazila, Chuadanga District |
| Kashmir Sapphire | A rare type of antique sapphire |
| Kasou Musou Shi | 2005 compilation album by Alice Nine. |
| Kasuliyili | A community in Ghana |
| Katan (cloth) | A thin silk cloth |
| Katarina Benzova | Slovenka-born photographer. |
| Katarraktis | Community in Erymanthos, Achaea, Greece. |
| Katemak | Indonesian traditional food made from beef, sweet potatoes and corn. |
| Kathryn Bishop | British businessperson, educator and author (born 1958). |
| Kathryn Wilder | A stage and film actress |
| Kato Achaia railway station | Railway station of Patras in the Peloponnese, Greece. |
| Katowicka Street | A street in Warsaw |
| Katraj Ghat | A mountain pass located on Pune, Maharashtra, India. |
| Katsikas refugee camp | A refugee and immigrant camp in Epirus, Greece |
| Katsu (Zen) | A shout, used in Buddhism |
| Kaushalya Skill University | A public state skill university |
| Kavalthurai Ungal Nanban | 2020 film by RDM. |
| Kawabata evaluation system | A system to measure the mechanical properties of fabrics |
| Kawabe Dam | Dam in Gifu, Japan. |
| Kawaca | A Javanese term for war attire |
| Kawachi Dam | Dam in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. |
| Kawachi Genji | The Most Famous Warrior Branch of The Seiwa Genji |
| Kawasaki Steel Corporation | Defunct Japanese steel manufacturing company. |
| Kaye Residence | A historic apartment building in California |
| Kayole | A low-income neighbourhood in Nairobi |
| Keane-Connolly-McGorman | Traditional Irish music quartet. |
| Kebony | A Norwegian wood producer |
| Kebri Dahar (woreda) | District in Somali Region, Ethiopia. |
| Kedah Supreme Order of Merit | Honorific order of the Sultanate of Kedah. |
| Kedträsket | Lake in Norsjö Municipality, Sweden. |
| Keel Crossing | Pedestrian and cycle footbridge in Sunderland. |
| Keharanjo Nguvauva | The late Paramount Chief of Ovambanderu |
| Kehot Publication Society | Publication Society of the Chabad Lubavitch hasidic movement. |
| Keith Waite | New Zealand-born editorial cartoonist. |
| Kejache | A Maya people in northern Guatemala |
| Kekerikuchi | Village in Assam, India. |
| Kellogg Creek Bridge | Bridge in Milwaukie, Oregon, United States. |
| Kellum-Noble House | Historic building in Houston, Texas. |
| Kemerhisar | A settlement in Turkey |
| Kendukuchi | Village in Assam, India. |
| Kenes Rakishev | Kazakh investor and entrepreneur. |
| Kenku | A fictional race of creatures in the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy roleplaying game |
| Kenneth Lo (writer) | Diplomat, food writer, restaurateur, retailer and tennis player. |
| Kenneth Muir Mackenzie, 1st Baron Muir Mackenzie | British barrister, civil servant, and politician. |
| Kentucke's Frontiers | A book about the history of the Trans-Appalachian Frontier in Kentucky |
| Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture | The Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture is head of the Kentucky Department of Agriculture |
| Kentucky Route 358 | State highway in the U.S. state of Kentucky. |
| Kenyon E. Giese | 20th century American Republican politician. |
| Kerala Fire and Rescue Services | The fire and rescue service in Kerala, India |
| Kerala Janapaksham | A Political Party in Kerala |
| Kernen (hill) | A hill in Baden-Württemberg, Germany |
| Kero One | Korean-American rapper, producer and DJ. |
| Kerry Ann Lee | Visual artist, designer, and scholar in design at Massey University, New Zealand. |
| Kesang Choden (queen) | The Royal Grandmother |
| Ketura Sun | Israel's first commercial solar field. |
| Kevin Bludso | American chef, entrepreneur, and television personality. |
| Kevin Gosling | Canada's first non-directed living organ donor. |
| Key date | A hard to find coin in a series |
| Key money | A form of tenant payment for leasing |
| Khairatabad metro station | Metro station in Hyderabad, India. |
| Khaja Bandanawaz University | A private university in India |
| Khambana Kao Phaba (painting) | A Manipuri oil painting by M Betombi Singh |
| Khandan Castle | A castle located in Gorgan, Iran |
| Khar (tribe) | A branch of the Kharal tribe |
| Khazz silk | A type of silk cloth |
| Kherajkhat College | General degree college situated at Deotola, in Lakhimpur district, Assam. |
| Khingala | The supreme lord, the Great King, the King of Kings, the Majestic Sovereign |
| Khmer Lao people | Ethnic Laotians living in Cambodia. |
| Khone Phapheng Falls | A pair of waterfalls on the Mekong River in Champasak Province, Laos |
| Khorshid Khanum Ghaffari | Iranian model of the 19th C. |
| Khuian | A Village in Punjab, Pakistan |
| Khulshi Thana | Administrative division of Chattogram, Bangladesh. Business area of Chittagong, Port City. |
| Khwae Noi River | River in Thailand, also called the River Kwai. |
| Khwopa College of Engineering (TU) | A campus affiliated with TU |
| Khwopa Engineering College (PU) | A campus affiliated with PU |
| Kibe Clan | A clan of Buganda kingdom |
| Kickoff meeting | The first meeting with a project team |
| Kiggins Theatre | A single-screen theatre located in downtown Vancouver, WA |
| Kikilo | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Kikore | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Kileleshwa | A residential neighbourhood in Nairobi |
| Kilifi District | A former district of Kenya |
| Kill Fuck Die | 1997 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| Kill the King (album) | Studio album by T.I. |
| Killepitsch | Alcoholic beverage from Düsseldorf, Germany. |
| Killing of Ramona Moore | A homicide in New York |
| Kilmore Gap | Mountain pass in Victoria, Australia. |
| Kilokaiser | A unit for energy transition between electronic states |
| Kinchafoonee Creek | Creek in southwest Georgia, U.S.A. |
| Kindaichi Onsen | Thermal spring in Ninohe, Iwate. |
| Kinetic inductance | The manifestation of the inertial mass of mobile charge carriers |
| King (O.A.R. album) | 2011 studio album by O.A.R. |
| King (T.I. album) | 2006 studio album by T.I. |
| King Remembered in Time | 2013 mixtape by Big K.R.I.T. |
| King Salman Energy Park | A Saudi industrial city located at a distance of 40 Km. from the Saudi Aramco Co. |
| King of Rock (song) | 1985 single by Run–D.M.C. |
| Kingale | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Kingdom of Capsus | A Romano-Berber kingdom in North Africa |
| Kingdom of Seville | A territorial jurisdiction of the Crown of Castile until provincial division of Spain-1833 |
| Kingston Branch | Railway line in Southland, New Zealand. |
| Kinnerley Junction railway station | Former railway station in Shropshire, England. |
| Kinoshita–Lee–Nauenberg theorem | The Standard Model is IR finite |
| Kinshasa School of Public Health | The Kinshasa School of Public Health |
| Kinsley Park | A defunct sports venue in Rhode Island |
| Kinyasi | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Kip (artistic gymnastics) | A maneuvre used in gymnastics |
| Kiprovo | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Kiribati Scout Association | The national Scouting organization of Kiribati. |
| Kirsten Cohen | Fictional character from the television show The O.C. |
| Kirsten Neuschäfer | South African sailor, cyclist, and adventurer. GGR competitor and rescuer. |
| Kisangani massacre | A massacre in Kisangani during the Second Congo War |
| Kisese | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Kisii District | A former district of Kenya |
| Kiss Flights | Travel agency in the United Kingdom. |
| Kisumu East Constituency | A voting district in Kenya established in 1997 |
| Kite Hill, San Francisco | A city park and natural area in San Francisco |
| Kizuna-kai | Splinter group of the Kobe Yamaguchi-gumi. |
| Klaipėda Sea Festival | Annual celebration in Klaipėda, Lithuania. |
| Klaus Eberhartinger | Austrian singer and television presenter. |
| Klavdiya Nechaeva | Soviet fighter pilot during World War II. |
| Kleanthes K. Grohmann | A German linguist, academic, and author |
| Kleinkötz | A village in Germany |
| Klinsky (rural locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Klöckner-Humboldt-Deutz DZ 710 | 16-cylinder horizontally-opposed, two cycle diesel engine. |
| Knights Templar in Brittany | The Knights Templar in an independent Brittany |
| Knit tie | Necktie made from knitted fabric. |
| Knocklofty House | Historic site in County Tipperary, Ireland. |
| Knorr (brand) | German food and beverage brand owned by Unilever of the United Kingdom. |
| Knowledge cutoff | The temporal limit of a model's knowledge |
| Known error | A software bug that has not been fixed |
| Knut Reinert | German researcher and professor for bioinformatics. |
| Koah-pau | A Chinese-style pork sandwich originating from Fujian province |
| Kobe Yamaguchi-gumi | Splinter group of the Yamaguchi-gumi. |
| Kobuchi Dam | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Kocabaş cranium | Damaged Homo erectus calvarium. |
| Koh Eng Tong | Malaysian weightlifter and photographer. |
| Kohler Environmental Center | Net-zero energy living and learning center at Choate Rosemary Hall. |
| Kole people | A Bantu ethnic group of Cameroon |
| Kolo (Tanzanian ward) | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Kolokuma tribe | A tribe of the Ijaw people live in Bayelsa state, Nigeria. |
| Kolter Bouchard | Canadian radio DJ and internet personality. |
| Komarock | A neighbourhood in the city of Nairobi |
| Komm, Heilger Geist, der Leben schafft | A Christian hymn in German |
| Kommunal Landspensjonskasse | A Norwegian mutual insurance or pension fund |
| Konetsgorye | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Kongba Maru | A Meitei sacred place in Imphal East |
| Konkani language | An Indo-Aryan language spoken in India |
| Kontakion | A form of hymn in the Byzantine liturgical tradition |
| Korean Destroyer eXperimental | Shipbuilding program by the Republic of Korea Navy. |
| Korfball at the 2005 World Games | Korfball sport event. |
| Kori Nuclear Power Plant | Nuclear power plant in South Korea. Largest operational nuclear power plant in the world. |
| Kormákr Ögmundarson | 10th-century Icelandic poet. |
| Koryakino | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Koskotas scandal | A corruption and financial scandal that brought down the government in Greece in 1989 |
| Kosler's Map | The first map of the Slovene Lands |
| Koszalin Voivodeship (1975–1998) | Former voivodeship of Poland from 1975 to 1998. |
| Kotliarivka, Kharkiv Oblast | A settlement in Kharkiv Oblast |
| Kotthybos | A type of ancient Greek body armour |
| Kouprey | A little-known, forest-dwelling, wild bovine species from Southeast Asia |
| Kovernino | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Koło Castle | A Gothic castle in Poland, built in 1362 |
| Krajk | A village in Prizren, Kosovo |
| Kraków Voivodeship (1945–1975) | Former voivodeship of Poland from 1945 to 1975. |
| Kraków Voivodeship (1975–1998) | Former voivodeship of Poland from 1946 to 1975. |
| Krapivny | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Krasne, Kharkiv Raion | A settlement in Kharkiv Oblast |
| Krasnoznamensky (rural locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Krein–Rutman theorem | A generalization of the Perron–Frobenius theorem to Banach spaces |
| Kremvax | A hoax Usenet site at the Kremlin |
| Krirk University | A Thai University |
| Krishna Malla | A Nepali actor |
| Krishnagiri Lok Sabha constituency | One of the 39 Parliamentary Constituencies in Tamil Nadu, in India. |
| Krishnananda Agamavagisha | Bengali pandit and Tantrik c.1575 CE. |
| Krodh (film) | 2000 Indian action drama film directed and produced by Ashok Honda. |
| Krokhmalne | A village in Kharkiv Oblast |
| Kronenburgerpark | The Kronenburger park in Nijmegen, the Netherlands |
| Kruidvat | A member of CK Hutchison Holdings, Hong Kong pharmacy and drugstore chain |
| Krupp–Renn process | A direct reduction steelmaking process used from the 1930s to the 1970s. |
| Krymsky Val | A street in Moscow, Russia |
| Krysia Bunker | A Jewish hideout during German occupation of Poland |
| Krystal Hosting | British web host and cloud service provider. |
| Kt/V | A medical term |
| Kuala Selangor Municipal Council | A Malaysian municipal council |
| Kuang Hua VI-class missile boat | A type of missile boat of Chinese Navy |
| Kudakkallu Parambu | Historic site in Thrissur, Kerala. |
| Kudurru | A boundary stone in the ancient Near East |
| Kufranjah | A city in Ajloun Governorate, Jordan |
| Kugeze Mlande | A nationalist party in Mari El advocating for its independence |
| Kuguno Dam | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Kuhonbutsu Jōshin-ji | A Buddhist temple in Setagaya, Tokyo |
| Kulittalai block | Kulittalai block is a (revenue) block, in Karur district, in Tamil Nadu state, in India. |
| Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala | 2018 Indian musical television series by Gul Khan. |
| Kulliyyat | A collection of the poetry of any one poet |
| Kumba Ndoffene Famak Joof | King of Sine. |
| Kumudra | Weekly newspaper in Burma. |
| Kunjukrishnan Nadar Memorial Government Arts and Science College | General degree college located in Kanjiramkulam, Thiruvananthapuram district, Kerala. |
| Kurdish Turkization in Turkey | State-led assimilation policies targeting Kurdish identity and culture in Turkey. |
| Kurdish emirates | The emirate and the area of Kurdish self-mayors |
| Kurtuvėnai Manor | A manor in the small town of Kurtuvėnai,lithuania. |
| Kurukkalmadam massacre | LTTE massacre of Muslims in Kurukkalmadam, July 1990. |
| Kurum (landform) | Mantle of loose rocks moving by creeping on gentle slopes. |
| Kuruvita Rala | A 17th century Sri Lankan rebel leader, regent of Kandy kingdom and prince of Uva |
| Kurwaldbahn | The Kurwaldbahn is a funicular railway in the town of Bad Ems, Germany |
| Kusaki Dam | Dam in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. |
| Kusuo Saiki | Fictional character from The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. |
| Kutsugahara Dam | Dam in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Kuttiyadi saddle dam | A concrete dam in Kerala |
| Kuwaiti–Rashidi war | The war between al Sabah and al Saud against al Rashid |
| Kuzuryu Dam | Dam in Fukui Prefecture, Japan. |
| Kwaaihoek | A historic section of the Addo Elephant National Park, South Africa |
| Kwamtoro | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Kware, Nairobi | A slum-like residential neighbourhood in Embakasi, Nairobi |
| Kwatha | A village in Manipur |
| Kwatha Khunou | A Meitei settlement in the hills of Manipur |
| Kyle Park | American country music singer-songwriter. |
| Kyle Thiermann | American surfer, journalist and environmental activist born January 9, 1990. |
| Kyriacos Tsolakis | Cypriot architect and politician. |
| Kyuna | A neighbourhood in Nairobi |
| Kyung Sun Shin | Korean master of judo. |
| Külmale maale | 1989 album by J.M.K.E. |
| Kürşat (hero) | A fictional hero based on the Göktürk prince Ashina Jiesheshuai |
| Kāne | The highest Polynesian God of procreation, sky, sun. |
| Kışlak | A settlement in Turkey |
| Kōdō Dam | Dam in Yamaguchi, Japan. |
| L&T-class Cadet Training Ship | A class of future Indian Navy training ships |
| L'Ange de l'abîme | Dystopian novel. |
| L.A.B. (album) | 2018 album by L.A.B. |
| L.A.B. II | 2018 album by L.A.B. |
| L.A.B. III | 2019 album by L.A.B. |
| L.A.B. IV | 2020 studio album by L.A.B. |
| L.A.B. V | 2021 album by L.A.B. |
| L. N. Sinha | The Attorney General of India between 1979 and 1983 |
| LFC TV | Official TV channel of Liverpool F.C. |
| LMS Princess Coronation Class 6235 City of Birmingham | Preserved 4-6-2 steam locomotive. |
| LNW-80 | A 1982 computer built by LNW Research |
| LS3/5A | Small studio monitor loudspeaker originated by the BBC. |
| LSD in Czechoslovakia | The history of LSD use in Czechoslovakia |
| LTIFR | A measure of occupational safety |
| LaMerhav | Former daily Israeli newspaper published between 1954 and 1971. |
| LaPorte City Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| La Garcipollera | Valley in Jacetania, Huesca, Spain. |
| La Légende du Changeling | French comic. |
| La Mota Castle (San Sebastian) | Castle in San Sebastián, Spain. |
| La Notizia | A newspaper in Rome, Italy |
| La Rábida High School | High school in Huelva, Spain. |
| La Spigolatrice | Statue in Sapri, Italy. |
| La Strada International Association | Organisation combatting the trafficking of persons in Europe. |
| La Venganza de los Ex | A MTV Reality Show |
| Labette Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Laburnum × watereri | A hybrid species in the family Fabaceae |
| Lacuna magna | The largest recess in the male urethra |
| Lada Revolution | A series of Russian Racing prototypes |
| Ladakhis | A group of people native to the Ladakh in the India |
| Ladelund concentration camp | Subcamp of the Neuengamme concentration camp. |
| Ladidi Ladida | 1998 single by S.O.A.P. |
| Lady Chelmsford | Lady class ferry that operated on Sydney Harbour for almost a century. |
| Lagos, Xanthi | Port situated on the bar separating Lake Vistonida from the Aegean Sea. |
| Lagos Water Corporation | The principal supplier of water throughout Lagos State |
| Laguna de Aculeo | A former lake in the Santiago Metropolitan Region of Chile |
| Laguna de los Cristales | A lake in the Andes of Central Chile |
| Lahaul and Spiti district | A district in Himachal Pradesh, India |
| Lahori chaddar | A type of shawl |
| Lainingthou Sanamahi Kiyong | A Meitei temple in Imphal East |
| Laird Baby Biplane | The second aircraft built by E.M. Laird (1912) |
| Lake (painting) | A painting by Russian artist Isaac Levitan |
| Lake Abashiri | A lake in Hokkaidō, Japan |
| Lake Abert | A highly-saline lake in Oregon, United States |
| Lake Abrau | A lake in Krasnodar Krai, Russia |
| Lake Akfadou | A lake in Djurdjura Mountains, in Algeria |
| Lake Ashmere | Lake Ashmere is a small lake in Hinsdale, Massachussest, primarily used for recreation. |
| Lake Cities (Erie Railroad train) | Passenger train operated by the Erie Railroad and successor Erie Lackawanna Railway. |
| Lake Cut Bank | Glacial lake (former) in Glacier, Montana along the Cut Bank Creek. |
| Lake Farmingdale (1919 ship) | A design 1099 steel-hulled cargo ship |
| Lake Jipe | Lake in Kilimajaro Region, Tanzania and Kenya. |
| Lake Jordan (Montana) | Glacial lake (former) in Montana along the Jordan River , . |
| Lake Kwania | A Ugandan lake |
| Lake Macquarie (New South Wales) | An open and trained youthful wave dominated barrier estuary in Hunter, Central Coast |
| Lake Marathon | A reservoir above Marathon storing water for the city of Athens. |
| Lake Mburo | A Ugandan freshwater lake |
| Lake Nazik | A lake in Turkey |
| Lake Nkugute | A Uganda lake believed to have been formed over 12,000 years ago |
| Lake Nyaguo | A Ugandan lake |
| Lake Opeta | A Ugandan lake with an extensive wetland system |
| Lake Plastiras | A reservoir in northern Greece. |
| Lake Sidi Mohamed Benali | A lake in Sidi Bel Abbès Province, Morocco |
| Lake Vida | A hypersaline, permanently ice-covered lake in Antarctica |
| Lake Yojoa | The largest lake in Honduras |
| Lake metabolism | The balance between production and consumption of organic matter in lakes |
| Lake Çöl | A lake in Turkey |
| Lakes Amance and du Temple | Artificial lakes in the Aube Lake Reservoir, within the Grand Est region, France. |
| Lakes of Porcile | A group of three small alpine lakes in the Orobian Alps |
| Lakeside University College | A private science focused university in Ghana |
| Lakewood Gulch | River valley in Denver, Colorado, U.S.A. |
| Lakkomata | Community in Erymanthos, Achaea, Greece. |
| Laknepalli | A village in Telangana, India |
| Lalitha Mahal | A royal residence and luxury hotel in Mysore, India |
| Lalma, Burkina Faso | A Town in Centre, Burkina Faso |
| Lalta | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Lamalou-les-Bains | A commune in Occitanie region, France |
| Lambda cube | A framework |
| Lambeth Women's Project | A defunct women's organisation in Lambeth |
| Lambton House | Historical house museum in Ontario, Canada. |
| Lamit Company | Satellite operator providing fixed and mobile communications including internet. |
| Lamoille-2 Vermont Representative District, 2002–2012 | A one member state Representative district in the U.S. state of Vermont |
| Lamu District | A former district of Kenya |
| Lamé's theorem | Theorem related to the Euclidean algorithm. |
| Lanark Loch | A lake in Lanarkshire, Scotland |
| Lancaran (ship) | A type of ship similar to galley from Nusantara |
| Lancaster County House of Employment | A historic building in Lancaster Township, Pennsylvania |
| Lance's Right | Surfing Break in Mentawaii Islands, Indonesia. |
| Lancia Gamma | Executive car (E-segment in Europe) manufactured and marketed by the Lancia subdivision of Fiat. |
| Land Tax (England) | A land value tax (1689 to 1963) |
| Land Where I Flee | 2013 novel by Prajwal Parajuly. |
| Land Wildenburg | A district of Germany |
| Land og Folk Festival | A Festival in Denmark |
| Landau–Zener formula | Formula for the probability that a system will change between two energy states. |
| Landecker Berg | Landecker Berg is a mountain of Hesse, Germany. |
| Landfill gas monitoring | Process of monitoring gas from landfills. |
| Landfill tax | A tax levied on landfill operators to discourage landfill use. |
| Landmark University | A private Christian university in Nigeria |
| Landor Associates | The American brand consulting firm |
| Landscape history | Study of changes in the physical environment caused by human activities. |
| Landskrona Water Tower | A water tower in Landskrona, Sweden |
| Langeleben | A Middle Ages settlement in Lower Saxony, Germany |
| Langeroud river | A river in Gilan province in northern Iran |
| Langonnet Abbey | Abbey located in Langonnet, France. |
| Language Question (Malta) | Language controversy in Malta, 19th to mid-20th ct. |
| Laplace sphere | A region in space where a satellite orbit is stable |
| Large-scale retail in France | French hypermarkets and companies. |
| Largo da Memória | Historic square located in thecity of São Paulo, Brazil. |
| Larry Cohler-Esses | American journalist and political writer. |
| Larry Coleman (composer) | A 20th-century American popular composer and lyricist |
| Larry Moss (acting coach) | American actor, director, and acting coach. |
| Lars-Gunnar Wigemark | (born 20 March 1960)[3] is a Swedish diplomat. |
| Las Palmas de Gran Canaria International Film Festival | The International Film Festival |
| Lascar (volcano) | A stratovolcano within the Central Volcanic Zone of the Andes |
| Lassan (music) | Lassan The Andante and etc. |
| Lassen Street Olive Trees (Chatsworth, California) | Historic site in Los Angeles, California. |
| Last American Rock Stars | 2018 studio album by L.A.R.S. |
| Last Drive | 1980 studio album by Eric Burdon's Fire Dept. |
| Last Scream of the Missing Neighbors | 1990 studio album by Jello Biafra & D.O.A. |
| Last of the Romans | A person who holds values of ancient Romans |
| Lata Desai | A medical doctor |
| Latch (breastfeeding) | The way a baby fastens onto the breast while breastfeeding |
| Latchis Hotel and Theatre | A combination movie theatre and hotel in Brattleboro, Vermont. |
| Latchmere House | Building in London, England, used as a prison and now flats. |
| Late Ottoman period | Historical period (c. 1750-1918). |
| Latent tuberculosis | A state of tuberculosis infection without symptoms |
| Latifundio–minifundio land tenure structure | A concept in the social sciences describing the civil organization of Latin America |
| Latin rhythmic hexameter | A kind of Latin hexameter based on stress |
| Latrunculia biformis | Species of deep sea demosponge from the southern hemisphere. |
| LattePanda | Single board computer. |
| Lattice model (physics) | A physical model defined on a lattice |
| Launceston Casino City | A defunct NBL club based in Launceston |
| Launceston railway station | Former railway station in Launceston, Cornwall, England. |
| Laura Nezha | Albanian singer, actress, and director. |
| Laure-Gatet High School | French general and technological high school. |
| Laureate (Lipton) | Public art display by Seymour Lipton (1903-1986) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. |
| Laurence Clark (comedian) | British stand-up comedian, writer, actor, presenter, and disability rights campaigner. |
| Lauw-Sim-Zecha family | A family of the Cabang Atas gentry |
| Law (mathematics) | A mathematical statement which always holds true |
| Law Mefor | Nigerian academic psychologist, and writer. |
| Law applicable to divorce and legal separation regulation | European agreement about cross-border divorces. |
| Lawa La | A high-mountain pass in Central Bhutan |
| Lawlor Events Center | A multipurpose indoor arena in Nevada |
| Lawrence Gipe | American painter, independent curator and educator based in Los Angeles. |
| Layer by layer | A versatile approach to making thin films |
| Layered coding | A type of data compression for digital video or audio |
| Layla Taj | American-born belly dancer who promotes Egyptian culture. |
| Laylat al-Jaiza | The night preceding the Eid al-Fitr |
| Laïla Abid | Moroccan born Dutch news presenter and journalist. |
| Le spectre rouge | A short silent movie from 1907 |
| Leachate | A liquid that extracts soluble or suspended solids |
| Lead, Kindly Light | A Christian hymn |
| Lead Pipe (album) | 1994 studio album by Grand Daddy I.U. |
| Lead abatement | The reduction of lead, particularly in homes |
| Lead heptaphosphide | The only binary phosphide currently known to be formed by lead and phosphorus |
| Lead the Way (album) | 2000 studio album by T.W.D.Y. |
| Lealui | A settlement in Mongu District, Zambia |
| Leanchoil station | Former Canadian Pacific railway station in British Columbia, Canada. |
| Lecanomancy | Form of divination using a dish, usually holding water. |
| Lee Nerison | 21st century American politician, Wisconsin State Assembly. |
| Leeds United Service Crew | Football hooligan firm linked to Leeds United F.C. |
| Leena Gangopadhyay | Indian writer, producer, and director. |
| Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka | 1995 single by The Fab 5 (Heltah Skeltah & O.G.C. |
| Lefty (protein) | Closely related members of the TGF-beta superfamily of growth factors. |
| Legal cynicism | A negative perception of law enforcement |
| Legal naturalism (Taiwo) | A social philosophy term |
| Legal status of methamphetamine | Methamphetamine is restricted or illegal in many jurisdictions. |
| Legends Never Die (R.A. the Rugged Man album) | Album by R.A. the Rugged Man. |
| Legislative assembly | A legislature, or one of its houses |
| Legislative districts of Bukidnon | Representations of the province of Bukidnon in the national legislatures of the Philippines. |
| Lego Masters (Australian TV series) season 1 | Prime Lego show hosted by Hamish Blake and judged by Ryan McNaught. |
| Lei Aloha | 2008 studio album by melody. |
| Leib Osnos Tenement | Tenement house in Warsaw, Poland. |
| Leicester Secular Hall | Building in Leicester, UK. |
| Leicester Town Rifles | A volunteer force in the British Army 1859–1967 |
| Leif Erickson Park | Leif Erickson Park is a public park located in the city of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. |
| Leinster School of Music & Drama | Drama school in Dublin, Ireland, part of Griffith College. |
| Leirum Phee | A traditional Meitei clothing |
| Leisurecorp | A subsidiary of Dubai world |
| Lembeck Castle | A moated castle in the urban area of Dorsten |
| Lemera | A town in Uvira Territory, South Kivu |
| Lemon (N.E.R.D. and Rihanna song) | 2018 single by N.E.R.D. |
| Lemon pig | A lemon decorated to look like a pig. May bring good luck |
| Lemonade stand | A business commonly owned by children |
| LenDenClub | A P2P lending platform |
| Lenawa | A village in Sri Lanka |
| Lenoir–Rhyne Bears football | Football program representing Lenoir–Rhyne University in North Carolina, U.S.A. |
| Lenormant Athena | Greek statuette of the goddess Athena.. |
| Lentz Hotel | Building in North Carolina, U.S.A. |
| Leo Häppölä | Finnish farmer and politician. |
| Leonard Fons | 20th century American politician. |
| Leonardo polyhedron | A polyhedron with many holes |
| Leonie Cobb | British naturalist and illustrator. |
| Leontina Vaduva | Romanian soprano. |
| Leontio | Community of Erymanthos, Achaea, Greece. |
| Leopard of Rudraprayag | A leopard known to eat humans |
| Leopoldina Ferreira Paulo | Physical or biological anthropologist. |
| Les Aventures d'Attila | French-Belgian comic strip series. |
| Les Télots Mine | Oil shale mine in Saint-Forgeot, France. |
| Leslie Morgan Steiner | American author and domestic violence advocate. |
| Lesoreid uprising | 1942 prisoner uprising in the Ust-Usinsk area. |
| Lesser Matters | 2003 studio album by The Radio Dept. |
| Let's Smile | 2009 studio album by F.I.R. |
| Let's Wreck the Party | 1985 studio album by D.O.A. |
| Letshego | A microfinance holding company in Botswana |
| Letshego Financial Services Botswana | A microfinance financial institution in Botswana. |
| Letter collection | A non-fiction compilation of letters |
| Letter of thanks | A letter sent expressing appreciation |
| Leucadius | A person from Greek mythology |
| Leucospermum profugum | The Piketberg pincushion is a shrub in the family Proteaceae from the Western Cape of South Africa |
| Leucospermum rodolentum | The sandveld pincushion is a shrub in the family Proteaceae from the Western Cape of South Africa |
| Leucospermum spathulatum | The Cederberg pincushion is a shrub in the family Proteaceae from the Western Cape of South Africa |
| Leukoencephalopathy | A term to describe all brain white matter diseases |
| Lev Smirnov | The Chairman of the Supreme Court of the USSR in 1972 – 1984 |
| Levinstein Tower | Skyscraper in Israel. |
| Lewis Ludington | Real estate developer and the founder of Columbus, Wisconsin. |
| Lexia (hypertext) | A text unit or node in a literary hypertext |
| Lexicalization | The process of becoming a word or adding words to a language |
| Liaberget | A Mountain in Innlandet, Norway |
| Liana bridge | A suspended type of bridge |
| Libbie J. Masterson | American photographer and installation artist. |
| Libertador General San Martín Bridge | Bridge in Río Negro, Uruguay. |
| Libertas Americana | Medal made to commemorate the American Revolution. |
| Liberty Plaza, Colombo | Shopping mall in Kollupitiya, Sri Lanka. |
| Liberty Wharf | Shopping centre in Saint Helier, Jersey. |
| Liberty of Ripon | A former jurisdictional region in North Yorkshire, England |
| Libra in Chinese astronomy | The constellation Libra from the point of view of traditional Chinese uranography |
| Library Bridge | A bridge in Turku, Finland. |
| Lick Run (Peters Creek tributary) | River in U.S.A. |
| Lickey Hills Country Park | Country park in northern Worcestershire, England. |
| Lidia Selkregg | Italian-born geologist who worked in Alaska. |
| Lidzava Church | Church in the village of Lidzava, Gagra municipality, Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia, Georgia. |
| Liechtenstein Football Championship | Most senior football competition in Liechtenstein prior to the second world war. |
| Lien Heng | Taiwanese historian, politician, poet, merchant, editor of a Tainan's local newspaper. |
| Lies (g.o.d song) | 2000 song performed by g.o.d. |
| Lies of the Beautiful People | 2011 single by Sixx:A.M. |
| Lieutenant Governor of Indiana | Constitutional office in the US State of Indiana. |
| Lieutenant colonel (Sri Lanka) | Rank in the Sri Lanka Army. |
| Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Free Downloads | 2009 studio album by T.S.O.L. |
| Life After Cash Money | 2004 studio album by B.G. |
| Life After Death | 1997 studio album by The Notorious B.I.G. |
| Life Is Beautiful (Sixx:A.M. song) | 2007 single by Sixx:A.M. |
| Life of Symeon the Fool | Hagiography text concerning Simeon the Holy Fool. |
| Life of da Party | 2008 single by Snoop Dogg featuring Too Short & Mistah F.A.B. |
| Life support in aviation | The field centered on ensuring the safety of aircrew |
| Light Years Away (G.E.M. song) | 2016 single by G.E.M. |
| Light academia | A light counterpart to dark academia |
| Light effects on circadian rhythm | Circadian Rhythm affected by light and it's impacts. |
| Lighthouse (G.R.L. song) | 2015 single by G.R.L. |
| Lightship Ambrose | A vessel formerly tasked with lighting a ship channel into New York Harbor. |
| Like I Love You (R.I.O. song) | 2011 single by R.I.O. |
| Like You (G.E.M. song) | 2014 single by G.E.M. |
| Likeng Village | A small village in eastern China |
| Lilah Parsons | Journalist (born 1988). |
| Lille (song) | Debut solo single by Lisa Hannigan. |
| Lille Model | Scoring system for assessing the response of alcohol hepatitis to corticosteroid treatment. |
| Lily (ship) | A schooner in Pacific trade and Hollywood movies |
| Lily O'Brennan | Republican, writer and playwright. |
| Limacology | The study of slugs |
| Lime Creek Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Limigantes | A population living in Banat in the 4th century |
| Limoneira | Public limited agribusiness and real estate development company in California, United States. |
| Limpet mine | A type of naval mine which is attached to a target by magnets |
| Lin Qi (politician) | A Qing Chinese politician and educator |
| Lincoln Gilding | Australian motorcycle racer. |
| Linda Syddick Napaltjarri | A Pintupi- and Pitjantjatjara- speaking Indigenous artist |
| Lindex | A Swedish-Finnish clothing store chain |
| Line splice | A join in electrical or optical cable |
| Linear stage | A tool for precise linear motion |
| Linen-press | A storage unit for textiles |
| Lingua Franca (album) | 2012 EP by T.R.A.M. |
| Linguistic alienation | The inability to give expression to experience through language |
| Linjiangmen station | A station on Line 2 of Chongqing Rail Transit in Chongqing Municipality, China. |
| Link flap | A communications link alternating between up and down states |
| Lint (material) | Accumulation of clothing fibres etc. |
| Linwood Barclay | American born, Canadian humourist, author and former columnist. |
| Linwood Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Lions–Lax–Milgram theorem | A result in functional analysis with applications in the study of partial differential equations |
| Lip reading | Technique of understanding a limited range of speech when sound is unavailable. |
| Lippincott Williams & Wilkins | Book publishing imprint descended in part from J. B. Lippincott & Co. |
| Lipstick goby | Species of tropical, freshwater fish in the Sicyopus genus, Native to Sri Lanka. |
| Liquid-ring pump | Type of rotating positive-displacement pump. |
| Lisa Punch | A Guyanese-American singer |
| List-labeling problem | A problem related to computer science |
| List of Afghan artists | A list of Afghan artists |
| List of Afghan women artists | A list of Afghan women artists |
| List of Alberta public agencies | A list of government affiliated public agencies in Alberta, Canada |
| List of American suffragists | List of suffragists active nationally in the United States and its territories. |
| List of Ba'alawi people | The Ba'Alawi Saadats of Hadhramaut |
| List of Bahamian artists | A list of Bahamian artists |
| List of Baltimore City Public Schools | A list of public schools in Baltimore, Maryland |
| List of Batwoman episodes | A list of Batwoman episodes |
| List of Berlin Wall segments | A list of locations of segments of the Berlin Wall |
| List of Big Mouth episodes | Episode list for Big Mouth television series. |
| List of Bolliger & Mabillard rides | A list containing this roller coaster manufacturer's roller coasters |
| List of Boston Fleet players | This is a list of all-time Boston Fleet/PWHL Boston players and their stats with the team. |
| List of British Army regiments and corps | Current regiments and corps of the British Army. |
| List of Cambrian arthropods | Extinct arthropods of the Cambrian period. |
| List of Cardinal protectors of Scotland | Historical list of Cardinal protectors of Scotland, an office which is now defunct. |
| List of Central American monkey species | Animal species list. |
| List of Chinese artists | A list of Chinese artists |
| List of Chinese symbols, designs, and art motifs | A list Chinese symbols, designs, and art motifs |
| List of Colorado counties by per capita income | A list of counties of the U.S. State of Colorado by per capita income. |
| List of Colorado counties by socioeconomic factors | A list of counties of the US state of Colorado by socioeconomic factors. |
| List of Colorado county high points | A list of the county high points in the U.S. State of Colorado. |
| List of Colorado municipalities by county | A list of municipalities of the U.S. State of Colorado sorted by county. |
| List of Colorado municipalities by elevation | A list of municipalities of the U.S. State of Colorado ranked by elevation. |
| List of Colorado municipalities by population | A list of municipalities of the U.S. State of Colorado ranked by population. |
| List of Contemporary Art Awards in Russia | The list of Contemporary Art Awards |
| List of Diptera of New Zealand | List of Diptera species that occur within New Zealand. |
| List of Dominican Republic women artists | A list of Dominican Republic women artists |
| List of European Union cities proper by population density | A list of cities measured by population density inside of the European Union. |
| List of Evansville Purple Aces baseball seasons | Annual records, head coaches, and postseason results for Evansville Purple Aces baseball. |
| List of Grand Prix motorcycle racers: G | List of Grand Prix motorcycle racers. |
| List of Huddersfield Town A.F.C. managers | Statistical analysis of managers of Huddersfield Town A.F.C. |
| List of Huddersfield Town A.F.C. players | Statistical analysis of football players who have played for Huddersfield Town A.F.C. |
| List of I, Claudius episodes | A List |
| List of Idaho suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in Idaho. |
| List of Independence Day Award recipients (2020–2029) | List of Independence Day Award recipients in 2020s. |
| List of Kansas suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in Kansas. |
| List of Lake Tahoe ski resorts | A list of Lake Tahoe ski resorts |
| List of Louisiana suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in Louisiana. |
| List of Maryland suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in Maryland. |
| List of Masonic Grand Lodges Africa | List of all verifiable organizations that claim to be a Masonic Grand Lodge in Africa. |
| List of Masonic Grand Lodges Asia | List of all verifiable organizations that claim to be a Masonic Grand Lodge in Asia. |
| List of Masonic Grand Lodges Canada | List of all verifiable organizations that claim to be a Masonic Grand Lodge in Canada. |
| List of Masonic Grand Lodges Caribbean | List of all verifiable organizations that claim to be a Masonic Grand Lodge in the Caribbean. |
| List of Masonic Grand Lodges Europe | List of all verifiable organizations that claim to be a Masonic Grand Lodge in Europe. |
| List of Masonic Grand Lodges Mexico | List of all verifiable organizations that claim to be a Masonic Grand Lodge in Mexico. |
| List of Masonic Grand Lodges North America | List of all verifiable organizations that claim to be a Masonic Grand Lodge in North America. |
| List of Masonic Grand Lodges United States | List of all verifiable organizations that claim to be a Masonic Grand Lodge in United States. |
| List of Michigan Wolverines football seasons | Annual records, head coaches and postseason results for Michigan Wolverines football. |
| List of Michigan suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in Michigan. |
| List of Minnesota State Fair grandstand shows | List of events at the Minnesota State Fair's grandstand. |
| List of Minnesota suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in Minnesota. |
| List of Mississippi suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in Mississippi. |
| List of Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury episodes | A television anime series |
| List of Montreal Victoire players | This is a list of all-time Montreal Victoire/PWHL Montreal players and their stats with the team. |
| List of Nebraska suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in Nebraska. |
| List of New Hampshire suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in New Hampshire. |
| List of New York Sirens players | This is a list of all-time New York Sirens/PWHL New York players and their stats with the team. |
| List of North Carolina suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in North Carolina. |
| List of Ohio suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in Ohio. |
| List of Oregon suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in Oregon. |
| List of Ottawa Charge players | This is a list of all-time Ottawa Charge/PWHL Ottawa players and their stats with the team. |
| List of Portuguese cardinals | A list of cardinals from Portugal |
| List of Portuguese people | A list of significant Portuguese persons |
| List of Rajput clans and dynasties of Uttar Pradesh | List of Rajput dynasties and states. |
| List of Schedule III controlled substances (U.S.) | A list of substances under control by the Controlled Substances Act of 1970 |
| List of Schedule II controlled substances (U.S.) | A list of substances under control by the Controlled Substances Act of 1970 |
| List of Schedule IV controlled substances (U.S.) | A list of substances under control by the Controlled Substances Act of 1970 |
| List of Schedule V controlled substances (U.S.) | A list of substances under control by the Controlled Substances Act of 1970 |
| List of Seychellois flags | A list of flags used in Seychelles |
| List of Siphonaptera of New Zealand | List of Siphonaptera species that occur within New Zealand. |
| List of South Carolina suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in South Carolina. |
| List of Starbucks union petitions in the United States | A list of NLRB representation petitions at Starbucks in the US, as covered by the press |
| List of Tennessee suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in Tennessee. |
| List of Texas Longhorns head baseball coaches | A list of head coaches for the university of Texas baseball team |
| List of The Middle episodes | List of Episodes from the abc family sitcom "The Middle". |
| List of The Phantom Tollbooth characters | The Official Characters of The Phantom Tollbooth |
| List of The Weinstein Company animated films | A list of theatrical animated films released by The Weinstein Company. |
| List of The Young and the Restless characters introduced in 2021 | List of The Young and the Restless characters that debuted in 2021. |
| List of The Young and the Restless characters introduced in 2022 | List of The Young and the Restless characters that debuted in 2022. |
| List of Too Close for Comfort episodes | The Ted Knight Show |
| List of Toronto Sceptres players | This is a list of all-time Toronto Sceptres/PWHL Toronto players and their stats with the team. |
| List of Turkish people | A list of Turkish people |
| List of Turkish people by net worth | A list of Turkish people by net worth |
| List of Turkish women artists | A list of Turkish women artists |
| List of UNESCO Global Geoparks in Asia | List of geoparks in the UNESCO Asia Pacifica region. |
| List of Vermont suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in New Hampshire. |
| List of Vietnamese artists | A list of Vietnamese artists |
| List of Vietnamese women artists | A list of Vietnamese women artists |
| List of WHO fungal priority pathogens | A list of fungal pathogens deemed high priority by the World Health Organization |
| List of Washington (state) suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in Washington (state). |
| List of West Virginia suffragists | This is a list of suffragists and groups from or who worked in West Virginia. |
| List of Whitney Houston records and achievements | The records and achievements of Whitney Houston |
| List of ZIP Codes in Colorado | A list of 5-digit ZIP codes assigned to the U.S. State of Colorado. |
| List of Zune applications | The List of Applications for the Zune. |
| List of actions attributed to KCF | List of actions attributed to the Khalistan Commando Force. |
| List of active ships of the Turkish Naval Forces | Turkish Navy active ships. |
| List of adjectivals and demonyms for Colorado cities | A list of adjectivals and demonyms for cities and towns of the U.S. State of Colorado. |
| List of ancient Greek alliances | A list of ancient Greek military alliances |
| List of antiviral drugs | This is a list of antiviral drugs. |
| List of aqueducts in the city of Rome | A List of Ancient Roman Aqueducts in the City of Rome |
| List of archipelagos | A list of archipelagos, organized by oceans and seas and then arranged alphabetically |
| List of art rock bands | This page intentionally has no description. |
| List of automotive superlatives | Extreme traits of production automobiles. |
| List of awards and honors received by Gloria Steinem | A list of awards, honorary degrees, and other accolades conferred upon Gloria Steinem |
| List of beaches in Palestine | A list of beaches in Palestine |
| List of beat bands | This page intentionally has no description. |
| List of benzodiazepines | A list |
| List of busiest ports in Europe | The busiest sea ports in Europe |
| List of car-free islands | List of populated islands where vehicle traffic is legally restricted or eliminated. |
| List of college athletic programs in North Carolina | A list of College athletics programs of North Carolina, USA |
| List of college marching bands in the United States | A list of all college marching bands in the United States |
| List of companies of Bolivia | A list of companies with primary headquarters in Bolivia |
| List of companies of Suriname | A list of companies with primary headquarters in Suriname |
| List of countries formerly ruled by the United States | A list of modern countries formerly ruled and/or occupied by the United States in history |
| List of county seats in Colorado | A list of the county seats of the U.S. State of Colorado and its predecessors. |
| List of digital keys in mobile wallets | A list of digital keys that are able to be added to mobile wallet platforms |
| List of districts of Arunachal Pradesh | List of districts of Arunachal Pradesh, India. |
| List of equipment of the Philippine Army | The equipment of the Philippine Army |
| List of equipment of the Royal Cambodian Army | A list of the equipment used by the Royal Cambodian Army |
| List of equipment of the Turkish Naval Forces | Turkish Navy active wepaons systems. |
| List of extinct languages of Oceania | A list of languages that have gone extinct and were spoken on the continent of Oceania |
| List of extrasolar planetary collisions | This is a list of planet collisions outside the solar system. |
| List of fictional deities | List of deities found in works of fiction. |
| List of fictional legislatures | Legislative bodies in fiction. |
| List of films with the longest production time | A list of films shot over three or more years |
| List of fir species of Denmark | Firs are a species of evergreen coniferous trees, some of which are found in Denmark. |
| List of fishes of New Hampshire | The list of fish species that live in New Hampshire. |
| List of freshwater fish of New Zealand | List of freshwater fish species that occur within New Zealand. |
| List of gay anthems | A song popular within the gay community |
| List of heritage sites in the Bo-Kaap of Cape Town | Sites recognized by the South African Heritage Resources Agency. |
| List of highest mountains of Yosemite National Park | The highest mountains of Yosemite National Park |
| List of hospitals in Rwanda | The list of hospitals located in Rwanda with respect to their region/ Provinces |
| List of individual cetaceans | Real and fictional whales, dolphins, and porpoises. |
| List of international cricket five-wicket hauls by Trent Boult | A list of 5 wickets in an innings by trent boult |
| List of landslides | A list of notable landslides and mudflows |
| List of largest reptiles | A list of the largest extant reptiles |
| List of law enforcement agencies in Canada | List of law enforcement agencies in Canada. |
| List of law enforcement agencies in Louisiana | List of all law enforcement agencies in the U.S. state of Louisiana. |
| List of magazines in Greece | A list of magazines published in Greece |
| List of magazines in Turkey | A list of magazines published in Turkey |
| List of mayors of Nedlands | A local government area in Perth |
| List of members of the British Free Corps | People associated with the Nazi German military unit. |
| List of ministries of the Maldives | A list containing all the ministries of the Maldives |
| List of modern cities named after Athens | List of modern city names formed using Athens in whole or in part. |
| List of monarchs of Déisi Muman | List of monarchs of the Déisi Muman, a medieval Irish kingdom. |
| List of monuments in Agadir | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Agadir. |
| List of monuments in Asilah | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Asilah. |
| List of monuments in Azilal | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Azilal. |
| List of monuments in Casablanca | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Casablanca. |
| List of monuments in Chefchaouen | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Chefchaouen. |
| List of monuments in El Hajeb | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around El Hajeb. |
| List of monuments in El Jadida | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around El Jadida. |
| List of monuments in Essaouira | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Essaouira. |
| List of monuments in Fez | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Fez. |
| List of monuments in Guelmim | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Guelmim. |
| List of monuments in Marrakesh | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Marrakesh. |
| List of monuments in Mehdya | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Mehdya. |
| List of monuments in Meknes | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Meknes. |
| List of monuments in Ouarzazate | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Ouarzazate. |
| List of monuments in Oujda | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Oujda. |
| List of monuments in Rabat, Morocco | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Rabat. |
| List of monuments in Safi, Morocco | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Safi. |
| List of monuments in Salé, Morocco | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Salé. |
| List of monuments in Sidi Ifni | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Sidi Ifni. |
| List of monuments in Tangier | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Tangier. |
| List of monuments in Taroudant | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Taroudant. |
| List of monuments in Taza | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Taza. |
| List of monuments in Tetouan | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Tetouan. |
| List of monuments in Tiznit | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Tiznit. |
| List of monuments in Zagora | List of monuments that are classified by the Moroccan ministry of culture around Zagora. |
| List of museums in İzmir | A list of the museums located in metropolitan İzmir |
| List of nicknames for London skyscrapers | A list of all notable nicknames for London buildings. |
| List of ocean circulation models | Models used in physical oceanography. |
| List of people from Arvada, Colorado | List of some notable people who have lived in the City of Arvada, Colorado, United States. |
| List of people from Aspen, Colorado | List of some notable people who have lived in the City of Aspen, Colorado, United States. |
| List of people from Englewood, Colorado | List of some notable people who have lived in the City of Englewood, Colorado, United States. |
| List of people from La Junta, Colorado | List of some notable people who have lived in the City of La Junta, Colorado, United States. |
| List of people from Littleton, Colorado | List of some notable people who have lived in the City of Littleton, Colorado, United States. |
| List of people killed during the 2020–23 United States racial unrest | A list of people killed during the 2020–23 United States racial unrest |
| List of populated places in Colorado: A–F | A partial list of populated places in the U.S. State of Colorado. |
| List of populated places in Colorado: G–O | A partial list of populated places in the U.S. State of Colorado. |
| List of populated places in Colorado: P–Z | A partial list of populated places in the U.S. State of Colorado. |
| List of populated places in Colorado by county: A–E | A partial list of populated places in the U.S. State of Colorado. |
| List of populated places in Colorado by county: F–L | A partial list of populated places in the U.S. State of Colorado. |
| List of populated places in Colorado by county: M–Z | A partial list of populated places in the U.S. State of Colorado. |
| List of post offices in Colorado: A–F | A list of current and former post offices in the U.S. State of Colorado. |
| List of post offices in Colorado: G–O | A list of current and former post offices in the U.S. State of Colorado. |
| List of post offices in Colorado: P–Z | A list of current and former post offices in the U.S. State of Colorado. |
| List of presidents of Petrobras | List of presidents of Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. |
| List of proposed national parks of the United States | A list of proposed United States National Parks with information |
| List of reportedly haunted locations in the United Kingdom | List of locations in the U.K where people have seen/ experienced paranormal activity. |
| List of rice cultivars | A list of cultivated varieties of rice |
| List of schools in Cyprus | A list of schools in the Republic of Cyprus |
| List of ships in The Adventures of Tintin | Names and descriptions of the ships in The Adventures of Tintin. |
| List of software anti-patterns | A list of software and computer science anti-patterns. |
| List of solar eclipses in the 21st century | Earth viewing of lunar occluded Sun, forthcoming and historical, 3rd millennium C.E. |
| List of spiders of New Zealand | List of spider species that occur within New Zealand. |
| List of submissions to the 98th Academy Awards for Best International Feature Film | List of submissions for the 98th Academy Awards for the Best International Feature Film. |
| List of synagogues in Wisconsin | A list of Jewish synagogues in Wisconsin, United States |
| List of tehsils of Haryana | List of tehsils of the Indian state of Haryana. |
| List of telenovelas | A list of telenovelas by country |
| List of the longest-running West End shows | A List |
| List of trading posts in Colorado | A partial list of trading posts established in what is now the U.S. State of Colorado. |
| List of volcanoes in Uganda | A list of all volcanoes in Uganda |
| List of works influenced by One Thousand and One Nights | List of literature, drama, music, etc. influenced by The Nights. |
| List of wreck diving sites | List of shipwreck sites which are popular amongst scuba divers for wreck diving. |
| Listed buildings in Burscough | Heritage buildings near Burscough. |
| Literary Commentary in the French Baccalaureate | Preliminary French exam. |
| Litharge | A natural mineral form of lead(II) oxide |
| Lithograph City Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa and Minnesota, United States. |
| Lithuanian Education Society Rytas | A Roman Catholic Society |
| Litocerus | A genus of beetles belonging to the Anthribidae family. |
| Little Chief Mountain | Mountain in Montana, U.S.A. |
| Little Dog Mountain | Mountain in Montana, U.S.A. |
| Little Greenbrier (Great Smoky Mountains) | Historic community in Tennessee. |
| Little Long March | The failed retreat in 1927 by Left-KMT Northern Expedition troops from Nanchang to Guangzhou |
| Little Professor | A backwards-functioning calculator manufactured by Texas Instruments |
| Little Rocky Mountains | A group of buttes in Montana |
| Little Suzi's on the Up | 1981 singly by Ph.D. |
| Liu Guangcai | A Chinese politician |
| Liudger of Saxony (Billung) | Liudger von Sachsen was the younger brother of the Saxon Duke Bernhard I. |
| Live... in the Raw | 1987 live album by W.A.S.P. |
| Live '91 | 1991 live album by T.S.O.L. |
| Live (T.S.O.L. album) | 1988 live album by T.S.O.L. |
| Live Art | The fifth album released by Béla Fleck and the Flecktones |
| Live Is Beautiful | 2008 EP by Sixx:A.M. |
| Live Your Life (T.I. song) | 2008 single by T.I. |
| Live from Long Beach | 2008 live album by T.S.O.L. |
| Live from Madison Square Garden (O.A.R. album) | 2007 live album by O.A.R. |
| Live from the Underground | 2012 studio album by Big K.R.I.T. |
| Live in Houston (Louis C.K. album) | 2001 live album by Louis C.K. |
| Live on Red Rocks | 2012 live album by O.A.R. |
| Liverpool (We're Never Gonna...) | 1983 single by Liverpool F.C. |
| Liverpool Homeopathic Hospital | Former hospital in England, specialized in homeopathic treatments. |
| Livin' Large (Experience Unlimited album) | 1989 studio album by E.U. |
| Livin' Legend | 2003 studio album by B.G. |
| Livin' in a Hoe House | 1990 studio album by H.W.A. |
| Living in Stereo | 2013 single by R.I.O. |
| Livorno Ferraris | A municipality in the province of Vercelli, Italy |
| Liz Collins | American fibers fine artist and fashion designer. |
| Llangeinor | A village in Bridgend, Wales |
| Llanharry | A village in Rhonda Cynon Taff, Wales |
| Llannerch Hall | Grade II* listed building in Denbighshire. |
| Llansannor Court | Grade I listed building in Vale of Glamorgan. |
| Llanthony Road Bridge | A bridge over a canal in Gloucester, England |
| Llobregat Delta | Geographical feature. |
| Lo Hin-shing | A former magistrate of Hong Kong |
| Loadout | A 2014 third-person shooter game developed by Edge of Reality |
| Loaf (album) | 1996 live album by moe. |
| Loange River | A river in Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo |
| Lob bomb | A type of rocket-assisted improvised explosive device |
| Lobostemon capitatus | Species of plant from South Africa. |
| Location search optimization | Process of improving website visibility. |
| Loch A'an | A lake in the Highlands of Scotland |
| Loch Achaidh na h-Inich | A lake in the Highlands of Scotland |
| Loch Achall | A lake in Ross and Cromarty, Scotland |
| Loch Achilty | A lake in Ross-shire, Scotland |
| Loch Achnacloich | A lake in Ross and Cromarty, Scotland |
| Loch Affric | A lake in the Highlands of Scotland |
| Loch Ailort | A sea loch in the Highlands of Scotland |
| Loch Arkaig | A lake in Lochaber, Scotland |
| Loch Assynt | A lake in Sutherland, Scotland |
| Loch Bowie | A lake in Dunbartonshire, Scotland |
| Loch Bà (Rannoch Moor) | A lake in Argyll and Bute, Scotland |
| Loch Fender | A lake in Perth and Kinross, Scotland |
| Loch Freuchie | A lake in Perth and Kinross, Scotland |
| Loch Goil | Sea loch in Scotland. |
| Loch Heilen | A loch in Caithness, Scotland |
| Loch Hoil | A lake in Perth and Kinross, Scotland |
| Loch Kinord | A lake in Aberdeenshire, Scotland |
| Loch Lomond National Nature Reserve | A nature reserve in Scotland |
| Loch Meiklie | A lake in Inverness-shire, Scotland |
| Loch Morar | A lake in Lochaber, Scotland |
| Loch Restil | Freshwater Loch in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. |
| Loch Striven | Sea Loch in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. |
| Loch Tarsan | Reservoir. in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. |
| Loch Trool | A lake in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland |
| Loch Turret | A lake in Perth and Kinross, Scotland |
| Loch Vaa | A lake in the Highlands of Scotland |
| Loch Venachar | A lake in Stirlingshire, Scotland |
| Loch Watten | A lake in Caithness, Scotland |
| Loch a' Bharain | A lake in Scotland |
| Loch a' Bhraoin | A lake in Ross-shire, Scotland |
| Loch a' Chaorainn | A lake in Scotland |
| Lochaline | Main village in the Morvern area of Highland, Scotland. |
| Lock and Dam No. 1 | Dam in Minnesota, United States. |
| Lock and Dam No. 3 | Dam in Wisconsin, United States. |
| Lock and Dam No. 4 | Dam in Minnesota, United States. |
| Lock and Dam No. 5 | Dam in Near Minnesota City, Minnesota. |
| Lock and Dam No. 6 | Dam in United States. Near Trempealeau, Wisconsin. |
| Locomotives of India | A list of locomotives made and run in India |
| Lode Heath School | English academy. |
| Lodi Fort | A fort at Ludhiana |
| Loes Hundred | A hundred of Suffolk |
| Logic Masters India | The Indian representative of WPF |
| Logic error | A bug in a program that causes it to operate incorrectly, but not to terminate abnormally |
| Logic of appropriateness | A theoretical perspective explaining human decision-making |
| Logica nova | Historical subfield of logic, 12th-cent. |
| Logical harmony | A principle governing approaches to logical semantics |
| Loi | A people of Manipur, India |
| Loibuol | A village in Pherzawl District, Northeast India. |
| Lok Sewak Sangh | A defunct political party from Purulia, West Bengal |
| Lokaksema (Hindu prayer) | A common reference in Hindu prayers |
| Lollywood | Punjabi and Urdu cinema industry in Pakistan, originally based in Lahore. |
| Lomovka | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| London Basin | The basin of river Thames in London |
| London School of Musical Theatre | Performing arts school in London. |
| London to Brighton road race | Long-distance running race held on public roads in England. |
| London to Brighton walk | Long-distance walking race held on public roads in England. |
| Lonely at the Top (song) | 2023 single by Asake and H.E.R. |
| Long-tailed ground roller | A bird in the family Brachypteraciidae from Madagascar |
| Long After | 2020 promotional single by G.E.M. |
| Long Distance (G.E.M. song) | 2015 single by G.E.M. |
| Long Marston railway station | A former railway station located at Long Marston, Warwickshire. |
| Long Point National Wildlife Area | National Wildlife Protected area in Ontario, Canada. |
| Long Run massacre | A massacre by Native Americans in frontier Kentucky |
| Long Story Short (Sada K. album) | 2015 studio album by Sada K. |
| Long arm of childhood | This explains the sociological concept: the long arm of childhood. |
| Longford Meeting House | A Grade II listed building located in Longford |
| Look After Lulu! (Brian Rix Presents...) | Episode of Brian Rix Presents... |
| Looking taboo | A motif in mythology and folklore |
| Looming | A type of perceptual phenomenon |
| Loosely associated statements | A type of simple non-inferential passage |
| Loosemore–Hanby index | A measurement of difference between votes received and seats won |
| Lorain Products Corporation | A telecommunications industry from Lorain, Ohio |
| Lord High Commissioner to the Parliament of Scotland | Monarch's personal representative to the pre-union Parliament of the Kingdom of Scotland. |
| Lord High Steward of Ireland | A Great Officer of State in the United Kingdom |
| Lord Monypenny | Title in the Peerage of Scotland, created in about 1464. |
| Lord of the Underground: Vishnu and the Magic Elixir | 2009 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Loreto Seguel | Chilean politician. |
| Lorna Jane Clarkson | Australian fashion designer, entrepreneur and author. |
| Los Alamos Primer | The first five lectures (1943) |
| Los Angeles County Office of Public Safety | A defunct security police agency |
| Los Jardines | Phantom islands in the Pacific. |
| Los Toros de Fucha | Spanish language newspaper. |
| Loss-of-coolant accident | Form of nuclear reactor failure. |
| Lost Sierra | The region of the Sierra Nevada known as the Lost Sierra |
| Lost in Pacific Time: The AP/EP | 2009 EP by The Academy Is... |
| Lost in the City | 1992 story collection by Edward P. Jones. |
| Lothar Hermann | A German Jew and concentration camp survivor |
| Lotte Bergtel-Schleif | German librarian who resisted against the Nazi state. |
| Lotus Agenda | A superseded Information Manager available as freeware computer software |
| Lou Galterio | American stage director. |
| Louis C.K. filmography | Films played and awards received by Louis C.K. |
| Louis Vaudable | Louis Vaudable owned Maxim's which is known as the most famous restaurant in the world. |
| Louise Patricia Crane | Northern Irish singer-songwriter and musician. |
| Love, Diva | 2007 studio album by F.I.R. |
| Love (Jay B EP) | 2022 EP by Def. |
| Love (S.E.S. album) | 1999 studio album by S.E.S. |
| Love (S.E.S. song) | 1999 single by S.E.S. |
| Love Byrd | 1981 studio album by Donald Byrd and 125th Street, N.Y.C. |
| Love Grows Stronger in Death | Anthology of african short fiction. |
| Love Has Come Around | 1981 single by Donald Byrd and 125th Street, N.Y.C. |
| Love Hope War | 2013 studio album by Da' T.R.U.T.H. |
| Love Story (Melody song) | 2007 single by melody. |
| Love This Life | 2012 single by T.I. |
| Love for Sale (Boney M. album) | 1977 studio album by Boney M. |
| Loved by Thousands, Hated by Millions | 1995 compilation album by M.O.D. |
| Loverbar | Bar, restaurant and nightclub in San Juan, Puerto Rico. |
| Loves Me Not | 2006 promotional single by t.A.T.u. |
| Lovin' U | 2006 single by melody. |
| Lower Kochertal railway | The Lower Kochertal Railway was a standard-gauge private branch line. |
| Lower Meenmutty dam | A diversion dam in Kerala, India |
| Lower Swansea valley | The lower part of the Swansea valley |
| Lower anterior resection | A surgery for rectal cancer |
| Lowest published toxic dose | The lowest dosage that is toxic |
| Lowville and Beaver River Railroad | The Lowville & Beaver River Railroad is a short-line railroad in Lewis County, NY. |
| Loxley House, Nottingham | The administrative home of Nottingham City Council |
| Loyd Hall Plantation | United States Historic Place, Tourist Attraction, and Bed and Breakfast. |
| Lozovaya Rudka | A village in Belgorod Oblast |
| Lu AA41063 | A selective adenosine A2A receptor antagonist |
| Lu Fo-ting | Lu Fo-ting was a renowned Taiwanese ink painter and calligrapher. |
| Lubbers Stadium | Stadium on the Grand Valley State University's main campus in Allendale, Michigan, USA. |
| Lucas chain | A restricted type of addition chain |
| Lucca railway station | Lucca railway station is the station serving the city of Lucca, in Tuscany. |
| Luceafărul Theatre | A public theatre in Iași, Romania |
| Lucian H. Palmer | 20th century American politician, first African American member of the Wisconsin Legislature. |
| Lucid interval | A temporary period of lucidity after a traumatic brain injury |
| Lucius Calpurnius Piso (consul 1 BC) | Roman senator, consul and augur (priest) during the reigns of Augustus and Tiberius. |
| Lucius Duccius Rufinus | Standard-bearer of Roman Legion IX Hispana. |
| Lucky Draw 777 | A Konkani Comedy movie release in 2023 |
| Lucky Morani | Indian fashion designer, model, and actress. |
| Lucky Summer | A suburb of Kasarani in Nairobi |
| Lucy Addison High School | All-African American high school in Roanoke, Virginia. |
| Lucy Eaton Smith | Roman Catholic nun and congregation founder. |
| Ludomusicology | The field of video game music research |
| Ludwell Lee Montague | The estimates guy at CIA |
| Ludwig Brieger | German physician, pathologist, and chemist. |
| Luella Twining | Journalist, labor organizer and Socialist politician. |
| Lugave Clan | A clan of Buganda kingdom |
| Luggo Cultural Forest | Luggo Forest is an historical site and tourism centre found in Kalangala district, Uganda. |
| Luis Xavier Velarde | Jesuit missionary to Mexico. |
| Luisa Ballesteros Rosas | Colombian essayist and poet. |
| Lukiantsi | A settlement in Kharkiv Oblast |
| Lukung | A village in Ladakh, India |
| Lulu Gets a Cat | Children's picture book by Anna McQuinn and Rosalind Beardshaw. |
| Lumbini Crane Sanctuary | Sanctuary for cranes in Nepal. |
| Luna gas field | Natural gas field on the continental shelf of the Ionian Sea. |
| Lunda rope squirrel | Species of rodent in the family Sciuridae. |
| Luo Yonghao | Chinese businessman. |
| Luohe Formation | Geologic Formation in China. |
| Luoxi Town, Changzhou | A town in Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province, PRC |
| Lupinus garfieldensis | A flowering plant found in Washington state |
| Lusser's law | The probability product law of series components |
| Luster (textiles) | Physical property of textiles that makes them appear bright, glossy, and shiny. |
| Luton Airport (song) | 1979 single by Cats U.K. |
| Lutzia cretica | A species of plant |
| Luv 4 Luv | 1993 single by Robin S. |
| Luwombo | A traditional Ugandan stew prepared using smoked young banana leaves |
| Luzira Maximum Security Prison | Uganda's only maximum security prison. |
| Ly line | Dynasty of kings in present-day Vietnam, c.1712 B.C. |
| Lyapunov family | A 15th century russian noble family |
| Lycosoura Artemis | A Hellenistic cult statue of Artemis, part of Cthnoic/Eleusinian from Lycosoura, Arcadia, Greece |
| Lydia Arlini Wahab | Indonesian lawyer, Miss Universe Indonesia 1975, Miss International Indonesia 1974. |
| Lydiane | A town in east central Senegal in Kaolack region |
| Lyman Morgan | 19th century American politician. |
| Lévy-Leblond equation | A linearized quantum mechanical equation |
| Lê Văn Trung | The First Pope Caodaism |
| Lío Mehiel | American actor and cultural producer. |
| Lădăuți | Tributary of the river Buzău in Romania. |
| M'Goun | Mountain in Morocco. |
| M.E.S. College, Nedumkandam | General degree college located in Nedumkandam, Idukki district, Kerala. |
| M. A. Hamid (officer) | Bangladeshi sports organiser and a Bangladesh Army lieutenant colonel. |
| MAE-East | The first Internet exchange point |
| MAG InnoVision | Taiwanese manufacturer of monitors etc. |
| MAMista | Novel by Len Deighton. |
| MARC-60 | A liquid-fuel cryogenic rocket engine |
| MDO-NPA | MDO-NPA is a dopaminergic drug. |
| MET's School of Engineering | Private engineering college in Thrissur district. |
| MFK KPRF | Futsal club based out of Moscow, Russia. |
| MG 01 | German machine gun produced before WWI. |
| MIDAC | The Michigan Digital Automatic Computer, a pioneering digital computer completed in 1953 |
| MIKE Force | US paramilitary force in SE Asia. |
| MIT Science Fiction Society | A student run science fiction library, MIT, Cambridge, MA, US (started 1950) |
| MOSI protocol | Cache coherence protocol, includes an Owned state as an extension of the MSI protocol. |
| MSX-2 | A selective adenosine A2A receptor antagonist |
| MS Stena Scandica | Ferry serving Baltic Sea, between Nynäshamn, Sweden and Ventspils, Latvia. |
| MT-CYB | A mitochondrial protein-coding gene whose product is involved in the respiratory chain |
| MUPID | A 1981 Bildschirmtext terminal and stand-alone computer |
| MV Royal Daffodil II | Former Mersey ferry, built in 1958 and lost at sea in 2007. |
| Maasdorf (Bad Liebenwerda) | District of the town of Bad Liebenwerda. |
| Mabeyn-i hümayun | The secretariat of the Ottoman sultan |
| Mabuhi! | The signature song of Gwendolyn Garcia and described as the "anthem" of her administration |
| MacApp | Object-oriented application framework for classic Mac OS. |
| MacDowall, Saskatchewan | A hamlet in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan |
| Mac OS Georgian | A character encoding for Mac OS |
| Macclesfield Town Council | The town council for Macclesfield, Cheshire, England |
| Maciej Hen | Polish writer, translator and journalist. |
| Macromedia HomeSite | HTML editor owned by Adobe Systems. |
| Macronucleus | A type of nucleus in ciliates, involved in non-reproductive cell functions |
| Macrophage-activating lipopeptide 2 | A lipopeptide Toll-like receptor 2 and 6 agonist. |
| Macroprogramming | Programming paradigm to program distributed systems with a single program by a global perspective. |
| Madagascar henipavirus | Henipavirus type. |
| Madapalli | A subcaste of the Sri Lankan Vellalar |
| Madatharuvi case | Murder in Kerala, India. |
| Madden School | United States historic building. |
| Maddy Coy | A researcher |
| Maddy Evans | American retired soccer midfielder and defender. |
| Madeleine Charnaux | French war correspondent, sculptor, designer and aviator. |
| Madurai Tamil Sangam | A 19th-century Tamil language academy |
| Maestri Bridge | Bridge in Louisiana, U.S.A. |
| Mafizuddin Ahmad | Bengali politician and former Minister of East Pakistan. |
| Mafwe | A Lozi ethnic group in Southern Africa |
| Magdalen in the Desert | Lost painting usually attributed to Correggio. |
| Magdalensee | Small lake east of the Carinthian city of Villach, Austria. |
| Magh Mela | Annual festival which is held in the month of Magha near river banks and Hindu temples. |
| Magical Power from Mars | 2003 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Magnetic Mountain | A mountain, part of the southern Urals, Russia. |
| Magnetic amplifier | A type of parametric amplifier |
| Magnetic diffusivity | A parameter in plasma physics |
| Magnetic resonance angiography | Group of techniques based on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to image blood vessels. |
| Magosian | Archaeological culture in Africa. |
| Maha bint Mohammed Al Sudairi | A Saudi Arabian women who was one of the spouses of Nayef bin Abdulaziz Al Saud |
| Mahant Swami Maharaj | The sixth spiritual successor of Swaminarayan |
| Maharani Laxmi Bai Govt. College of Excellence | A college in India |
| Maharshi Badrayan Vyas Samman | The presidential awards in literature (India) |
| Mahas, Somalia | Town in Somalia. |
| Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth | Agricultural university in Indian state of Maharashtra. |
| Mahavatar Narsimha (soundtrack) | 2025 soundtrack album by Sam C. S. |
| Mahbuba Nasreen | Professor and Pro-Vice Chancellor of Bangladesh Open University. |
| Mahealani Dudoit | Native Hawaiian poet, activist. Founder & editor of literary journal. |
| Mahelma Forest | A forest in Mahelma, Algiers Province, Algeria |
| Mahendra Morang Adarsh Multiple Campus | A campus affiliated with TU |
| Mahirap Maging Pogi | 1992 comedy film starring Andrew E. |
| Mahlac River | A river stream in the United States territory of Guam |
| Mahlstedt Lumber and Coal building | Historic building in New Rochelle, NY. |
| Mahmudi (cloth) | A fine cotton variety cloth produced in India. |
| Maia Biotechnology | Biotechnology company in Chicago, IL. |
| Maiden Field Theatre | 18th century theatre in Moscow, Russia. |
| Mail forwarding | Postal service for change of address etc. |
| Main theorem of elimination theory | The image of a projective variety by a projection is also a variety |
| Mainline E.P. | 1995 EP by Hate Dept. |
| Maintain (album) | 2022 studio album by downset. |
| Maitreyi College | A constituent college of University of Delhi |
| Majlis-e Dawatul Haq Bangladesh | A non-political Dawah organisation in Bangladesh |
| Major (Sri Lanka) | Rank in the Sri Lanka Army. |
| Major Mahadevan | A fictional character portrayed by Mohanlal |
| Makadara | A residential neighbourhood in Nairobi |
| Makapuʻu | The extreme eastern end of the Island of Oʻahu in the Hawaiian Islands |
| Makarios of Pelekete | 8th century monk and abbot, venerated in the Eastern Orthodox Church. |
| Makaryevo | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Make Money | 1996 studio album by E.U. |
| Make Up Bag | 2010 single by The-Dream featuring T.I. |
| Maklok | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Makna, Saudi Arabia | A town in Tabuk provence of Saudi Arabia |
| Makorongo | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Malabathrum | A spice plant native to India |
| Malankara Metropolitan | A title in Orthodox Christianity |
| Malassezia equina | Species of fungus. |
| Malawati Stadium | Indoor arena located in Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia. |
| Malaya Mountains | Mythological mountains in South India. |
| Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre | Largest exhibition and convention centre in Malaysia. |
| Malaysian Scouts Association | The largest informal youth and educational organisation in Malaysia |
| Malcolm Ian Howie | Australian watercolour artist and Methodist lay preacher. |
| Malewa | A Ugandan cuisine made from smoked shoots of Bamboo that have been dried for preservation. |
| Malik-E-Maidan | Early 16th century cannon, Bijapur Fort, India. |
| Mall intercept | A marketing research technique where shoppers are stopped and interviewed about a subject. |
| Mallecolobus | A genus of spiders in the family Orsolobidae |
| Malpelo plate | A small tectonic plate off the coast west of Ecuador and Colombia |
| Malva setigera | Species of plant in the mallow family. |
| Maly Payalpan | Shield volcano in central Kamchatka, Russia. |
| Mama, You Been on My Mind | Song written by Bob Dylan in 1964. |
| Mama Bhanja Temple | Temple in Barsur, Chhattisgarh. |
| Mama Cat Has Three Kittens | Children's picture book by Denise Fleming. |
| Man and His Symbols | 1964 book by Carl Jung, et. al. |
| Man and Machine (album) | 2002 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Manamadurai | A First Grade Municipality in Sivagangai District |
| Manavi long-fingered bat | A bat in the genus Miniopterus that occurs in east-central Madagascar |
| Mandara people | A Central African ethnic group |
| Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok | A hotel in Bangkok |
| Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo | Hotel in Nihonbashi, Chuo, Tokyo. |
| Mande Bori | Brother of Sunjata, grandfather of Mansa Musa, and key figure in Mali Empire's founding. |
| Mandevilla × amabilis | A species of Mandevilla of hybrid origin |
| Mandi district | A district in Himachal Pradesh, India |
| Mangakino caldera complex | A volcanic caldera in New Zealand |
| Mangan-ji (Setagaya) | A Buddhist temple located in the Setagaya Ward of Tokyo |
| Mango shaved ice | Taiwanese shaved ice dessert with mango topping. |
| Mangqu | A town in Guinan County, Qinghai, China |
| Manifesto of Sandhurst | Political manifesto signed by Alfonso de Borbón, future King Alfonso XII of Spain. |
| Manihiki Plateau | A large igneous province and subsurface plateau in the Pacific Ocean |
| Manilal Ambalal Desai | Indian-born activist and journalist in Kenyan politics during the 1920s. |
| Manin–Drinfeld theorem | The difference of two cusps of a modular curve has finite order in the Jacobian variety |
| Manipuri Literary and Cultural Forum | A cultural organization of the Meitei people |
| Manipuri Sahitya Parishad | A literary club for Meitei language |
| Maniqa | A castle in Syria |
| Manitoba Agricultural Museum | Agricultural Museum in Manitoba, Canada. |
| Mankurussi | A town in India |
| Manmatha Nath Dutt | Author and translator of ancient sanskrit texts, Member of Royal Asiatic Society. |
| Mann (magazine) | A discontinued men's magazine in Oslo, Norway (1996–2015) |
| Mann Gulch Fire: Timeline | A timeline of the 1949 Mann Gulch fire disaster |
| Manolo Moriche | Rugby player and commentator. |
| Manong generation | The first Filipino American immigrant wave |
| Mansoureh Behkish | Iranian human rights activist. |
| Mantra of Love | 2004 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Map coloring | Differentiating different features of a map using different colours. |
| Mapathon | A collaborative mapping event |
| Mapia Atoll | Atoll of Indonesia. |
| Maputaland coastal forest mosaic | Subtropical moist broadleaf forest ecoregion on the Indian Ocean coast of Southern Africa. |
| Maratha, Cyprus | A village in Famagusta district, Cyprus |
| Maraîchine | French cattle breed. |
| Marbhung-1, Simaltari, Gulmi | A place in Nepal |
| Marble of Thorigny | Sandstone statue. |
| Marc Mezvinsky | Managing Director at TPG. |
| Marcel Edme | Marcel Edme (1924–1979) served in the French military and was a Legion of Honour recipient. |
| March Malaen | Evil horse from Celtic folklore associated with the Devil and witchcraft. |
| March algorithm | A memory testing algorithm |
| Marching Song (Esben and the Witch song) | 2010 single by Esben and the Witch. |
| Marcus Russell | The man who has always managed the rock band Oasis under his company 'Ignition'. |
| Mard o mard | Single combat in Ancient Persia. |
| Mares (scuba equipment) | Italian manufacturer of underwater diving equipment. |
| Marfa Apraksina | Tsarina of Russia as Feodor III's second wife, 1664–1716. |
| Margaret J. Vergeront | American judge. |
| Margaret Keay | (b.1911 d.1998), was a South African-born British plant pathologist. |
| Margaret McMurray | The last native speaker of a Lowland dialect of Scottish Gaelic in the Galloway variety. |
| Margaret Moore (novelist) | Canadian author of romance novels. |
| Margaret Ssebagereka | Ugandan politician and women's rights advocate. |
| Margarita Kearney Taylor | A Businesswoman |
| Margin (machine learning) | The distance from a data point to a decision boundary |
| Marhamtabad Airstrip | Small airstrip in Kanpur Dehat district to be upgraded to (Rasoolabad) international airport. |
| Maria Clara gown | A traditional gown worn by women in the Philippines |
| Maria Kalapothakes | The First woman doctor in Greece |
| Maria of Serbia, Duchess of Znojmo | A Serbian noblewoman and daughter of Uroš I |
| Mariana Grajales Cuello | Icon of the Cuban war for independence against Spain. |
| Marie-Thérèse Julien Lung-Fou | A sculptor and poet from Martinique. |
| Marie Bruneau des Loges | French Salon holder. |
| Marietta, Oklahoma | City in Oklahoma, United States. |
| MarinaScape | Residential building in Dubai, U.A.E. |
| Marina Izola | A town in Izola |
| Marina Promenade | Residential in Dubai, U.A.E. |
| Marine Facade | The alluvial territories increasing a city territory in Saint Petersburg, Russia |
| Marine Investigation (USCG) | A U.S. organization that carries out statutorily mandated investigations |
| Marine Landaise | French bovine breed. |
| Mario Bardanca | Uruguayan sportscaster, journalist, radio personality and writer. |
| Mario Morra (pool player) | Canadian snooker and pool player, born 1953. |
| Marion's Girl | Marion's Girl was a 1948 bay Quarter Horse mare, and twice NCHA World Champion cutting horse. |
| Marion Webster Richardson | American educational psychologist and psychometrician. |
| Marissa Cooper | Fictional character from The O.C. |
| Maris–Tandy model | A known modeling of the strong nuclear force |
| Maritime Polynesian Pidgin | Pidgin language uses between European sailors and Polynesians. |
| Mark IV (software) | Early report writer commercial computer software. |
| Mark Marderosian | Comic book artist, illustrator etc. |
| Mark Murphy Sings Nat's Choice The Complete Nat "King" Cole Songbook Volumes 1 and 2 | 1986 compilation album by Mark Murphy. |
| Mark Tilton | English screenwriter, filmmaker, actor and musician. |
| Mark Twain Tree | Giant sequoia exhibition tree felled in 1891. |
| Market Systems Resilience Index | A measurement tool to assess multidimensional market systems resilience |
| Marko Kutlić | Marko Kutlić is Croatian singer, songwriter and author. |
| Marlborough City Hall (Massachusetts) | The seat of city government of Marlborough, Massachusetts |
| Marlin Schneider | American Democratic politician. |
| Marmat (tehsil) | A tehsil in Jammu and Kashmir |
| Maroa Caldera | A volcanic caldera in New Zealand |
| Marquis Li of Cai | The fifth ruler of the State of Cai |
| Marquisette | A lightweight, transparent fabric |
| Marrack Goulding | British diplomat, Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations. |
| Marriage in the works of Jane Austen | The view of marriage in Jane Austen's novels |
| Mars Resting | A painting by Diego Velazquez completed 1639-1640. |
| Marsabit District | A former district of Kenya |
| Marsden Grotto | Gastropub partly dug into cliff face in Marsden, England. |
| Marshall Farnam Hurd | American civil engineer who helped build the Union Pacific railroad. |
| Marston Hills, San Diego | A historic San Diego neighborhood interwoven into Balboa Park |
| Martenastate | The ancestral home of the Martena family, Martenastate, in Cornjum, Friesland |
| Martha (1810 ship) | A ship launched at Quebec in 1810 |
| Martin Collegiate | High school in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. |
| Martin Declaration | A treaty signed by Slovak politicians to form the country Czecho-Slovakia |
| Martin Gilks | English drummer and music manager. |
| Martin J. Gruber | American professor of financial economics, focusing on investments. |
| Martin Kaltenpoth | German evolutionary ecologist. |
| Martin Mathias Secor | 19th century American businessman and politician, 28th and 31st Mayor of Racine, Wisconsin. |
| Martin Meylin | Invented Daniel Boone's Gun, the Kentucky Long Rifle. |
| Martin of Alnwick | 14th-century English Franciscan friar and theologian. |
| Martin van Marum | Dutch physician, inventor, scientist and teacher. |
| Martins Creek, New South Wales | A town in New South Wales, Australia |
| Marty Holland | American screenwriter and author of pulp novels. |
| Martyrs' Day | A day designed to honour martyrs |
| Marurui | A suburb in the Kasarani area of Nairobi |
| Maruyama Dam | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Marvel Gallery Editions | A list of Marvel Comics' large-format Gallery Edition books |
| Marvel Premier Collection | A list of Marvel Comics' Premier Collection books |
| Marvin L. Manheim Award | Award for contribution to workflow systems. |
| Marwick's Shed | Heritage-listed shed in York, W.A. |
| Marx the First | Novel by Bruce Marshall. |
| Mary's Boy Child – Oh My Lord | 1978 single by Boney M. |
| Mary-Anne O'Connor | Australian novelist specializing in historical fiction, war sagas and romance. |
| Mary Baptist Russell | Nun, nurse, philanthropist, and educator. |
| Mary Bruce, Countess of Elgin | British heiress (1777–1855), wife of Lord Elgin. |
| Mary E. Mann | Novelist and short-story writer who documented Norfolk rural life. |
| Mary Elwyn Patchett | Australian children's author, beautician and dietitian. |
| Mary Flavia Egan | American religious sister and nurse. |
| Mary Hubler | American politician. |
| Mary Perkins Ryan | American Catholic author, editor, and educator. |
| Mary de Bunsen | British Air Transport Auxiliary pilot and author. |
| Maryland Cookies | A type of cookie (biscuit) produced in the UK |
| Maryland Route 231 | A state highway in the U.S. state of Maryland |
| Maryland Route 234 | A state highway in the U.S. state of Maryland |
| Maryville Scots football | College football team of the Maryville College. |
| María (1922 film) | Colombian silent film in black and white, released in 1922. |
| María Fernanda Heredia | Ecuadorian writer, illustrator and graphic designer. |
| María de la Consolación Azlor | The Countess of Bureta |
| Mash Out Posse (album) | 2004 compilation album by M.O.P. |
| Mashal University | A Marshal Egyetem egy maganegyetem, amely 2009-ben lett alapitva Kabulban, Afganisztanban |
| Masjid Alkaff Kampung Melayu | A mosque in the neighborhood of Bedok in Singapore |
| Masjid Omar Kampong Melaka | The oldest mosque in Singapore |
| Maskut | A group of Massagetaen-Sarmato-Alanian tribes that lived in the eastern part of the Caucasus |
| Massachusetts Center for the Book | Massachusetts's affiliate of the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress. |
| Massachusetts Monarchs | Basketball team in Lynn, MA. |
| Massacre of Italians at Aigues-Mortes | French historical event of violence. |
| Massangis Solar Park | Photovoltaic power station in France. |
| Master Gunner, St James's Park | Senior officer in the Royal Artillery. |
| Mastercutor | 2007 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Mata (album) | 2022 studio album by M.I.A. |
| Matangi (album) | 2013 studio album by M.I.A. |
| Matatiele (TV series) | South African television drama series. |
| Material fact | A fact, the suppression of which would reasonably result in a different decision |
| MathCo | A data engineering firm |
| Mathematical oncology | The use of math in oncology |
| Mathilda Batlayeri Airport | Airport in Maluku, Indonesia. |
| Matilda's Cat | Children's picture book by Emily Gravett. |
| Matsubara Nobuo | Matsubara Nobuo is a Japanese textiles artist. |
| Matsuno Dam | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Matsushima Prefectural Natural Park | Prefectural Natural Park in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. |
| Matt Friend | American stand-up comedian, actor, voice actor and impressionist. |
| Mattancherry | A locality in Kochi |
| Matteo Graziano | Argentine rugby sevens player. |
| Matteo Manuguerra | Operatic baritone. |
| Matthew 5:17 | [Truth] The proof of True Grace and Salvation. |
| Matthew 5:32 | A verse of the Bible |
| Matthew 7:12 | The Golden Rule, in Christianity |
| Matthew A. Scogin | Matthew Scogin is Hope College's 14th President. |
| Matthew Arnold School, Oxford | Secondary school in Oxford, UK. |
| Matthew effect | The rich get richer and the poor get poorer |
| Matthias Gate | Gate in Prague, Czech Republic. |
| Mattydale lay | The first "cross lay", a way of storing hose on a fire engine popular in the United States |
| Maud Kamatenesi Mugisha | A Ugandan natural scientist and academic administrator. |
| Maulabagh, Arrah | A mahallha in Arrah, Bihar |
| Mauli | A dynasty of kings |
| Maurice-Mollard Plaza | Touristic town square in Aix-les-Bains, France. |
| Maurice Wagg | British-born recipient of the Medal of Honor. |
| Mauricio Hernández Norambuena | Chilean revolutionary. |
| Mauritia (microcontinent) | A Precambrian microcontinent that broke away as India and Madagascar separated |
| Mawbray | A village on the Cumbrian coast in England |
| Maweiqun | A crinoline-like underskirt for men imported from Joseon |
| Mawgun | A form of Burmese poetry |
| Mawqaq | A city in Ḥaʼil, in Saudi Arabia |
| Max Attacks | Children's picture book by Kathi Appelt and Penelope Dullaghan. |
| Max Honsell | German hydraulic engineer. |
| Maximal torus | Maximal compact connected Abelian Lie subgroup. |
| Maximiliano Alexander Rábago | Mexican lawyer, politician and professor. |
| Maxon Group | Swiss manufacturer of electric motor drive systems. |
| May 1937 lunar eclipse | Penumbral lunar eclipse May 25, 1937. |
| May Day Eve | A short story |
| Maya (M.I.A. album) | 2010 studio album by M.I.A. |
| Maya Tour | 2010–11 concert tour by M.I.A. |
| Maya mouse | Endangered and endemic species of Mesoamerican rodent. |
| Mayaheros urophthalmus | A species of large cichlid, indigenous to Middle America, with a tail eye spot. |
| Mayans M.C. season 1 | First season of the American TV series Mayans M.C. |
| Mayans M.C. season 2 | Second season of the American TV series Mayans M.C. |
| Mayans M.C. season 3 | Third season of the American TV series Mayans M.C. |
| Mayans M.C. season 4 | Fourth season of the American TV series Mayans M.C. |
| Mayans M.C. season 5 | Fifth season of the American TV series Mayans M.C. |
| Mayathi Devi Temple | Hindu temple in Kerala, India. |
| Maybe (N.E.R.D. song) | 2004 single by N.E.R.D. |
| Mayer–Salovey–Caruso Emotional Intelligence Test | A test of emotional intelligence |
| Mayibuye Uprising | A series of protests against apartheid in South Africa in 1952 |
| Mayiladuthurai Lok Sabha constituency | One of the 39 Parliamentary Constituencies in Tamil Nadu, in India. |
| Maynard (broadcaster) | Australian entertainer. |
| Maynes Creek Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Mayor of Maui County | Chief executive of Maui County, Hawaii. |
| Maysville Community and Technical College | Public college in Maysville, Kentucky, US. |
| Mazda (light bulb) | Antiquated lightbulb brand name. |
| Mazegawa Dam | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Mazrek, Prizren | A village in Prizren, Kosovo |
| Mazzafegato | A sausage originating from Italy |
| Maíz con hielo | Sweet snack from the Philippines made of corn kernels and shaved ice. |
| Mbukushu | A Lozi ethnic group in Southern Africa |
| McAllister Hotel | Former hotel in Miami, Florida, U.S.A. |
| McCombe Lake | Reservoir in Anmore, B.C. |
| McCoy Solar Energy Project | Photovoltaic power plant near the city of Blythe in Riverside County, California. |
| McDowell Street station | Streetcar station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| McLaughlin Planetarium | Planetarium museum in Ontario, Canada. |
| McRae Group | A geologic formation in New Mexico |
| McWhorter Stadium | Softball stadium in South Carolina, U.S.A. |
| Meade Stadium | Stadium in Rhode Island, U.S.A. |
| Meadow's law | A now-discredited concept in child protection law |
| Mealrigg | A settlement in Cumbria, England |
| Mean Machine (U.D.O. album) | 1989 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Mean radius (astronomy) | A measure for the size of planets and other Solar System objects |
| Mean square quantization error | Figure of merit for the process of analog to digital conversion. |
| Meantime (EP) | 2012 EP by Kwes. |
| Meat.your.maker | 1994 studio album by Hate Dept. |
| Meat absorbent pad | Absorbent pad in pre-packaged meats. |
| Mechanical advantage device | A machine that provides an advantage opposed to manual labor |
| Mechanically aided scrubber | A form of pollution control technology |
| Mechanics of gelation | Processes relevant to sol-gel process. |
| Medea hypothesis | The hypothesis that multicellular life may be self-destructive or suicidal |
| Medhaṅkara Buddha | The second of 28 Buddhas |
| MediaInfo | Cross-platform and open-source program that displays technical information about media files. |
| Medical Artists Association of Great Britain | A professional body for medical artists |
| Medical Service Ministries | A trust organization |
| Medical brigade | Military Brigade for Medical Support. |
| Medley cloth | A woolen cloth made with mixed dyed fleece in two or more colors |
| Mee tauhu | A noodle dish from Sabah, Malaysia |
| Meem Afzal | Indian politician and Urdu Journalist. |
| Meenu Gaur | London-based British-Indian director and screenwriter. |
| Meet Cute (TV series) | A webseries by Deepthi Ganta for SonyLIV |
| Mega Mix (1992 Boney M. song) | 1992 single by Boney M. |
| Megamix (1988 Boney M. song) | 1988 single by Boney M. |
| Megamix (R.I.O. song) | 2013 single by R.I.O. |
| Meital Dohan | Israeli actress and singer. |
| Mela Leger | Leader in New Mexico Bilingual, Multicultural Education. Model for National Program. |
| Melasti | Purification Ceremony of Balinese Hindus. |
| Melbourne Recital Centre | A contemporary public building for music performances. |
| Melbourne tobacco wars | A series of criminal activities relating to the illegal tobacco industry in Victoria, Australia |
| Melching Field at Conrad Park | A baseball stadium located in DeLand, Florida. |
| Melin Tregwynt | Grade II listed building in Pembrokeshire. |
| Meliponiculture | Rational keeping and farming of stingless bees. |
| Melissopalynology | The study of pollen contained in honey |
| Melnikov House | The workshop house of the architect Konstantin Stepanovich Melnikov |
| Membrane scaling | The article is about "membrane scaling" which is a major challenge in the water treatment of RO. |
| Memo motion | A tool of time and motion study using a camera |
| Memorandum of Understanding on Conversion Therapy | A joint statement against conversion therapy |
| Memorial Cross Park | Template for California Historical Landmarks in Santa Clara County. |
| Memorial Rock | Boulder in Colorado, U.S.A. |
| Men's 400 metres world record progression | The progression of world records in the men's 400-metre race in athletics. |
| Men's African Olympic Qualifier | Male African Olympic qualification tournament. |
| Men's underwear index | Men's underwear index can indicate economic recovery after a slump. |
| Menghu Islet | Islet west of Taiwan. |
| Mengkofen Solar Park | Photovoltaic power station in Bavaria, Germany. |
| Menomonee, Wisconsin | Former town in Waukesha County, Wisconsin, United States. |
| Mental mapping | A person's point of view perception of an idea |
| Menzus R. Bump | 19th century American politician and Union Army volunteer. |
| Meole Brace railway station | Former railway station in Shropshire, England. |
| Mercedes-Benz W188 | Two-door luxury sports tourer produced by Mercedes-Benz between 1951 and 1958. |
| Merchant Shipping Act 1854 | British maritime legislation. |
| Mercia Asset Management | A British venture capital and investment firm |
| Meretz Youth | Youth organization of the Meretz political party. |
| Meridian highway | Meridian highway is the final missing part for completion of the trans Eurasia highway. |
| Merrimac railway station | A planned train station in Merrimac, Queensland. |
| Mersin Museum | A former museum in Mersin, Turkey |
| Merton Abbey Works | British textile factory used by Morris & Co. |
| Meru District, Kenya | A former District of Kenya |
| Mervé mill | French mill. |
| Merycopotamus | Extinct genus of Asian anthracothere mammal. |
| Mesa de los Tres Reyes | A mountain in the Pyrenees. |
| Mesivta Ateres Yaakov | The M.A.Y School |
| Mesoamerican Preclassic period | Historical period of Mesoamerica between 1200–400 BC. |
| Mesonisi railway station | Railway station of Mesonisi in Central Macedonia, Greece. |
| Mesopause | The temperature minimum at the boundary between the mesosphere and the thermosphere |
| Meta-religion | Framework for comparing world religions. |
| Meta-system | A system about other systems |
| Metaclass | A metaclass describes commen behaviour for classes, like a class does for objects |
| Metaliteracy | The ability to evaluate information |
| Methanoperedens nitroreducens | Species of archaea that oxidizes methane. |
| Meti (gender) | A third gender community of Nepal |
| Metocean | The syllabic abbreviation of meteorology and (physical) oceanography. |
| Metropolitano (Lima) | A transit system consisting of dedicated bus lanes in the city of Lima, Peru. |
| Meyerhoff Scholars Program | Program to prepare and support minority students pursuing academic careers in STEM. |
| Miami River (New York) | River in New York (state), U.S.A. |
| Mian Nadeem Riaz | Pakistani–American food scientist, academic and author. |
| Miboro Dam | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Michael Alan Singer | American author and businessman and spiritual leader. |
| Michael Carritt | Michael Carritt (1909-1990), British communist, anti-colonial revolutionary, and spy. |
| Michael Coles (businessman) | American entrepreneur, author, biker, philanthropist, and politician. |
| Michael Ezra | A Ugandan business owner |
| Michael Goodkin | Businessperson Lived on Martell St. Fargo, Farwell, etc. |
| Michael McLaney | American organized crime figure and casino operator. |
| Michael Roderick Oliver | The Boss |
| Michael Strautmanis | American politician. |
| Michurinskoye, Leningrad Oblast | A settlement in Leningrad oblast |
| Microcosmic orbit | A Taoist qigong or tao yin qi energy cultivation technique |
| Microphone (Darin song) | 2010 single by Darin Zanyar. |
| Microsoft Basic 1.0 | The standard BASIC language for Thomson computers |
| Microvalve | Component that regulates the flow between two fluidic ports. |
| Middle Australia | A socio-political term for middle class Australian people |
| Midland Subdivision | Railroad line between Cincinnati and Columbus in the U.S. state of Ohio. |
| Midshipman ordinary | Obsolete rating in the British Royal Navy. |
| Miggy Tolentino | Filipino actor, model and television personality. |
| Mignon Dunn | American mezzo-soprano and voice teacher. |
| Miguel Braschi and Leslie Blanchard | Plaintiffs in the New York Court of Appeals case Braschi v. Stahl Associates Co. |
| Miguel Ángel Quevedo Pérez | Founder of Bohemia and the Cuban Boy Scouts. |
| Miguel Ángel Álvarez | Puerto Rican comedian and actor. |
| Miguelete Tower | A translation of the Castilian language version of a page on the bell tower of Valencia Cathedral |
| Mihang'o | A neighbourhood in the city of Nairobi |
| Miharu Dam | Dam in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Mika Alas House | A house and a designated historic site in Belgrade |
| Mikael Borglund | One of Australia's most highly regarded film and television executives. |
| Mikawa Dam | Dam in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Mike Candrea Field at Rita Hillenbrand Memorial Stadium | Stadium at the University of Arizona. |
| Miklós Forrai | Hungarian conductor, choir director and music professor. |
| Milan Blagojević Španac | Serbian Spanish communist, partisan and national hero of Yugoslavia. |
| Milas K. Young | 19th century American politician and murder victim. |
| Miles Corwin | American author and journalist. |
| Mili (veil) | A veil which typically covers the entire body |
| Military Archives of Serbia | The archives of the Ministry of Defence of Serbia |
| Military Police of São Paulo State | The uniformed state police of Sao Paulo, Brazil. |
| Military history of the Tang dynasty | Part of Chinese history, 618 c.e. – 907 c.e. |
| Military of historic Sarawak | The armies of historical Sarawak |
| Military of the Swedish Empire | The Armed Forces of the Swedish Empire |
| Militia (British Empire) | The paramilitary forces of colonial Britain |
| Miliusa tomentosa | A species of deciduous tree |
| Milk run | A circular transportation route |
| Milking the bull | A proverb indicating a fruitless task |
| Mill Woods Road | Ring road in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. |
| Millbank Tower | Skyscraper in London, U.K. |
| Millennium stamp | A type of postage stamp |
| Milligan University | Christian university in Milligan College, Tennessee, US. |
| Millison's Wood | A hamlet in the West Midlands |
| Milton Lorman | 20th century American politician. |
| Milton McCrory | American boxer and the first Detroit Born boxer to win a world championship title. |
| Milton Montgomery | Union Army officer. |
| Milwaukee Deep | The deepest part of the Atlantic Ocean – part of the Puerto Rico Trench |
| Milwaukee and Northern Railway | A former midwest railroad company |
| Min Sun | A prominent disciple of Confucius (536–c.487 BC) |
| Minalin | The Municipality of Minalin Pampanga Philippines |
| Minami-Hashimoto Station | Railway station in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. |
| Mind Blowin' (The D.O.C. song) | 1989 single by The D.O.C. |
| Mind Sports Organisation | Association for promoting mind sports. |
| Mindanao Eddy | Semi-permanent cold-ring eddy formed in the retroflection area of the Mindanao Current. |
| Mineral absorption | The way in which minerals enter cellular material |
| Mingfu | A Chinese noble title for women |
| Minhaj al-Sunnah al-Nabawiyyah | Refutation book of Shia creed by Ibn Taymiyya. |
| Minimum depth of occurrence | The shallowest depth in the ocean at which a species is observed |
| Miniopterus mahafaliensis | A bat in the genus Miniopterus that occurs in southwestern Madagascar |
| Minister (Catholic Church) | A general role in the Catholic Church |
| Minister for Ageing (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Casino, Gaming and Liquor Regulation | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Children (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Climate Action | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Consumer Affairs (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Corrections (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Creative Industries | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Crime Prevention | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Disability (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Education (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Employment (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Energy and Resources | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Finance (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Industrial Relations (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Innovation (Victoria) | A minister within the Executive Council of Victoria |
| Minister for Labour (Victoria) | A former minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Major Projects (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Medical Research (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Mental Health (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Multicultural Affairs (Victoria) | A minister within the Executive Council of Victoria |
| Minister for Planning (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Ports and Freight | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Prevention of Family Violence (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Regional Development (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Roads and Road Safety | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Small Business (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Tourism (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Youth (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for Youth Justice (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister for the Suburban Rail Loop | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister of Finance (Incorporated) | Administers a portfolio through the Minister of Finance Department. |
| Minister of Immigration (Victoria) | A former minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister of Mines (Victoria) | A former minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Minister of Railways (Victoria) | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Ministering | This page specifically addresses 'Ministring' as pertaining to the Mormon Church. |
| Ministries of Saudi Arabia | A list containing all the ministries of Saudi Arabia |
| Ministry of Health (Alberta) | Ministry of the Executive Council of Alberta responsible for health services. |
| Ministry of Revenue (imperial China) | Imperial Chinese government ministry responsible for taxation, accounting, census, etc. |
| Minita Sanghvi | New York Politician, professor and author. |
| Minnesota State Capitol Mall | The mall of the Minnesota State Capitol |
| Minnesota Territorial Legislature | A bicameral legislative body created by the United States Congress in 1849 |
| Minnesota nice | Cultural stereotype applied to Minnesotans. |
| Minnie Love | Actress, producer, comedian and singer. |
| Minsterley branch line | Railway in Shropshire, England. |
| Minstrel in the Galaxy | 2004 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Minus World | Glitched level in Super Mario Bros. |
| Minyo Crusaders | Japanese musical ensemble. |
| Mir-874 microRNA precursor family | A short RNA molecule |
| Miracle (S.O.A.P. album) | 2000 studio album by S.O.A.P. |
| Miracle in Montreal | 2009 soccer match between Montreal Impact and Toronto FC. |
| Miraculin | A protein from West Africa with taste-modifying activity |
| Mirage I | Cruiseferry built for Fred. Olsen & Co. |
| Mirror Lake (California) | A small, seasonal lake located on Tenaya Creek in Yosemite National Park |
| Mirror symbol hypothesis | A theory in philosophy of articial intelligence. |
| Misamis Occidental II Electric Cooperative | Electric cooperative providing electricity distribution in Misamis Occidental, Philippines. |
| Misery Loves Co. (album) | 1994 studio album by Misery Loves Co. |
| Mishan Impossible | 2022 Telugu film by Swaroop R. S. J. |
| Mishmi takin | A subspecies of takins, an animal found in the Himalayas |
| Mishu Sabbir | Bangladeshi Television and film Actor and model. |
| Misokinesia | Prevalent and recently proposed sensory disorder related to misophonia. |
| Miss Grand El Salvador 2023 | The inaugural of Miss Grand El Salvador competition, beauty pageant edition |
| Miss Grand Namibia 2015 | The first Miss Grand Namibia beauty pageant competition |
| Miss India Worldwide | A beauty pageant |
| Miss Similar | 2019 single by G.E.M. |
| Miss Sunshine | 2011 single by R.I.O. |
| Miss Universe Philippines 2024 | The 5th Miss Universe Philippines Pageant |
| Miss World Vietnam 2023 | The third edition of the Miss World Vietnam pageant |
| Mission Mountains | A mountain range in the U.S. state of Montana |
| Mission No. X | 2005 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Mission San Francisco Solano (Mexico) | Spanish mission in Coahuila state, northeastern Mexico. |
| Mission School | Art movement in 1990s & 2000s, Mission District, San Francisco, California. |
| Mississippi Health Project | Health initiative in Mississippi, United States. |
| Mississippi River floods of 2019 | A series of floods effecting the Mississippi river basin in 2019 |
| Missouri Ozark Forest Ecosystem Project | Ecological organization in Missouri, U..S. |
| Mitchelstown Castle | Historic site in County Cork, Ireland. |
| Mitford Old Manor House | Manor house in Mitford, Northumberland, England. |
| Mithapur Solar Power Plant | Solar power plant located in Mithapur, Gujarat. |
| Mitochondrion-related organelle | A type of intra-cellular organelle like a mitochondria. |
| Mitsuko Uchida | Japanese-English classical pianist and conductor. |
| Mixed oxides of nitrogen | Solutions of nitric oxide in dinitrogen tetroxide/nitrogen dioxide. |
| Miyagawa Dam | Dam in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Mjörn (lake) | Lake in Västergötland. |
| Mnazi Bay-Ruvuma Estuary Marine Park | A marine park in Tanzania |
| Mnenia | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Mochammad Luthfie Witto'eng | Indonesian army officer and diplomat. |
| Modal clausal form | A normal form for modal logic formulae |
| Moddey Dhoo | Legendary Manx ghost-dog. |
| Mode collapse | Scenario in generative modeling where the model fails to generate diverse samples. |
| Model Laundry | Historic building in Galveston, Texas, US. |
| Model act | A suggested example for how to write a law well |
| Modelo Market | Handicraft market located in the city of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. |
| Moderantism | One of the main currents of Spanish liberalism in the 19th century. |
| Modern Vintage | 2014 studio album by Sixx:A.M. |
| Modernising Defence Programme | A British Defence Program |
| Modistae | Speculative grammarians, 13–14th cents. |
| Modèle 1951 helmet | French military helment. |
| Moe. Sells Out | 1998 live album by moe. |
| Moehanga | A biography of Moehanga (Te Mahanga) |
| Moet Abebe | A Nigerian video jockey, television presenter and actress |
| Mohammad Nehaluddin | RJD leader and Rafiganj MLA Mohammad Nehaluddin. |
| Mohammadabad Airstrip | Airport in Farrukhabad, Uttar Pradesh. |
| Mohammed bin Rashid Global Initiatives | A foundation based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) |
| Mohan Bikram Singh | A Nepali politician |
| Moin moin | A Nigerian bean pudding |
| Moirang phee | A textile fabric |
| Mojo (African-American culture) | A magical amulet bag in Hoodoo tradition |
| Mokulito | Lithographic printmaking technique on a wooden matrix. |
| Moldanubian Zone | A tectonic zone in Europe formed during the Variscan or Hercynian Orogeny |
| Moldavian Airlines | Former airline of Moldova, based at Chişinău Airport. |
| Moldavian Soviet Encyclopedia | A defunct multi-purpose encyclopedia of Soviet Moldova, issued in the USSR |
| Moliyili | Historical learning centre in Dagbon, Ghana. |
| Mollete de Antequera | Protected Geographical Indication from Antequera, Andalusia. |
| Molly (fastener) | A fastener providing an expandable metal anchor |
| Momie cloth | A pebble-surfaced crêpe structure made of any natural or synthetic yarns |
| Monarchism in Australia | A movement supporting the continuation of the Australian monarchy |
| Mondo (Chemba) | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Monge's theorem | The intersections of the 3 pairs of external tangent lines to 3 circles are collinear |
| Mongo Beti | Exiled Cameroonian author and polemicist. |
| Monica the Medium | Television series about Monica Ten-Kate, a student with claimed paranormal abilities. |
| Monk's cloth | A loosely woven cotton or linen fabric made of coarser yarns |
| Monk Turner | American musician, songwriter, and record producer. |
| Monocentric chromosome | Chromosome that has only one centromere in a chromosome and forms a narrow constriction. |
| Monolithic microwave integrated circuit | A type of integrated circuit (IC) device that operates at microwave frequencies |
| Monon Athletic Conference | The Monon Athletic Conference is a new athletic conference in the IHSAA (Indiana) |
| Monostich | A line poem |
| Monoxide | Any oxide containing only one atom of oxygen. |
| Monte Zovetto | Mountain in northen Italy. |
| Monticello Crossroads Scenic Byway | Scenic route in Georgia, U.S.A. |
| Monts de Gueret Animal Park | Zoo in Creuse department, France. |
| Montée Saint-Clair-Duport | A former street in Lyon, France |
| Monument, Yerevan | Monument neighborhood of Kanaker-Zeytun administrative district of Yerevan, Armenia. |
| Monument to Onésimo Redondo | Removed monument in Valladolid, Spain. |
| Monumentum Adulitanum | Ancient inscription in Ge'ez and Greek from Eritrea. |
| Mooga | 2008 studio album by 40 Cal. |
| Moon garden | A garden for enjoyment at night |
| Moonrakers | Colloquialism for people from Wiltshire, a county in the West Country of England.. |
| Moral theology of Rowan Williams | The moral theology of the Anglican archbishop Rowan Williams |
| Mordell–Weil theorem | The group of K-rational points of an abelian variety is a finitely-generated abelian group |
| More Gold – 20 Super Hits Vol. II | 1993 greatest hits album by Boney M. |
| More Hall Reservoir | A reservoir in South Yorkshire, England |
| Morehead station | Former heritage streetcar station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| Morgan Territory Regional Preserve | Regional park in Contra Costa County, California, USA. |
| Morgan le Fay in modern culture | Morgana le Fay is a character portrayed as a sorceress in Arthurian legend. |
| Morgenthau Report | 1919 report by Henry Morgenthau, Sr. |
| Mori Art Museum | Contemporary art museum in Tokyo, Japan. |
| Moriro ain Mangermachh | Sindhi folktale. |
| Moro Rock | A granite domein Sequoia National Park, California |
| Moroccan expedition | A joint Scandinavian military expedition to Morocco |
| Morokhovets | A settlement in Kharkiv Oblast |
| Morris F. Collen | A founder of medical informatics |
| Mosaic of the Horses of Carthage | Roman-era mosaic. |
| Mosaicity | A measure of the spread of crystal plane orientations |
| Moscow Art Trio | Moscow Art Trio was a Russian-Ukrainian trio. |
| Moscow Automobile and Road Construction State Technical University | A Public University in Russia |
| Moskalenki | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Moskovsky (inhabited locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Mostyn Hall | Grade I listed building in Flintshire. |
| Mosud Mannan | A Bangladeshi diplomat |
| Mother Hubbard dress | A loose-fitting Victorian gown with long sleeves and a high neck |
| Mother of God Church (Vigia) | Listed church in Vigia, Pará, Brazil. Created by Jesuits in 1733. |
| Mothman Festival | A festival around the Cryptid, Mothman, in Point Pleasant, West Virginia |
| Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology | Public technical institution in Uttar Pradesh, India. |
| Motion in limine | A motion to request that certain testimony be excluded |
| Motle Wala | A village in Punjab, India |
| Motorcycle seat | The seat of a motorcycle |
| Mount Forest Patriots | Junior ice hockey team in Ontario, Canada. |
| Mount Harriet National Park | A national park on the Andaman Islands, India |
| Mount Othrys | A mountain range in eastern Central Greece just north of the Malian Gulf. |
| Mount Ruang | Stratovolcano in North Sulawesi, Indonesia. |
| Mount Sibayak | A stratovolcano in Northern Sumatra |
| Mount Song | Mountain range in central China's Henan Province. |
| Mount Tallac | Mountain peak southwest of Lake Tahoe, El Dorado county in California, U.S.A. |
| Mountain View, Nairobi | A neighbourhood in Nairobi |
| Move Move Move (The Red Tribe) | 1996 single by Manchester United F.C. |
| Move to the Left | A socialist political movement in Uganda |
| Movement for Peace with Justice and Dignity | A protest against Mexican Drug War |
| Moydart Formation | Geologic formation in Nova Scotia. |
| Mpendo | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Mpologoma Clan | A clan of Buganda kingdom |
| Mponeng Gold Mine | 10 km deep gold mine in Gauteng province near Johannesburg, South Africa. World's Deepest Mine. |
| Mr. Reggae | 1977 song by Billy Kaui covered by L.A.B. |
| Mrijo | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Mrouj | A municipality in Matn District, Mount Lebanon |
| Mrs Gardner | English actress and playwright. |
| Mrs Wood | British DJ and record producer. |
| Msamvu Bus Terminal, Morogoro | Municipality in Tanzania. |
| Mshunia Kushta | A section of the Mandaean World of Light |
| Mto wa Mbu | Ward and town in Monduli District, Arusha Region. |
| Mu ping | A street food in Thailand |
| Muckalee Creek | Creek in southwest Georgia, U.S.A. |
| Mudgala | A Rajarshi in Hinduism |
| Mufasa | The Lion King character |
| Muffin | A part-raised flatbread or a quickbread |
| Mugom dialect | Sino-Tibetan language of western Nepal. |
| Mugom–Karmarong language | Sino-Tibetan language of western Nepal. |
| Muhajir cuisine | The culinary style of the Muhajir people of Pakistan |
| Muhammad's views on Christians | The views of the prophet of Islam Muhammad on Christians and Christianity |
| Muhammad Asimi | Tajik philosopher, soldier, poet, and academic. |
| Muharrir | A cultural magazine in the Ottoman Empire (1876–1878) |
| Mulboos khas | A special kind of mulmul cloth made for the King and used for Royal clothing in the Mughal Empire |
| Multi-level governance | The vertical and horizontal spread of power |
| Multimedia computer | A computer that is optimized for multimedia performance |
| Multiple exciton generation | A concept in quantum electronics |
| Multiplier (economics) | A concept in economics |
| Mumanna'a bint Amr | A wife of Abd al-Muttalib, grandfather of Muhammad |
| Mumbai Climate Action Plan | A Climate Action Plan by the Maharashtra Government for Mumbai. |
| Municipal Council of Paris | Former assembly of Paris. |
| Municipal expressway | A highway maintained by an Ontario municipality |
| Municipal territory | Also known as "municipal term". It is the territory of a Spanish municipality. |
| Municipality of Pictou County | A rural municipality in Nova Scotia, Canada |
| Muqras Mountain | A mountain in the Tell Atlas mountain range |
| Murder of Alexis Murphy | 2013 child murder in Virginia, US. |
| Murder of Hauwa Liman | The murder of Hauwa Liman |
| Murder of Irene White | 43 year old Irish woman who was murdered in 2005 by a contract killer. |
| Murder of Kwong Sau Lan | 1969 murder of a 17-year-old woman in Singapore. |
| Murder of Mark Tildesley | Murder of an English schoolboy, appeared on the first episode of "Crimewatch UK". |
| Murder of Nazim Jokhio | A high profile murder case in Sindh Pakistan |
| Murder of Seow Kim Choo | The 2016 killing of an employer by her family maid in Singapore. |
| Murdered Love | 2012 studio album by P.O.D. |
| Muri Dam | Dam in Hokkaidō, Japan. |
| Murkatta | A headless ghost |
| Murnong | A tuber used in Australian Aboriginal cuisine |
| Musa Chaghatay uulu | Twentieth century Kyrgyz poet. |
| Musarambagh metro station | Metro station in Hyderabad, India. |
| Muscatatuck Group | The North Vernon Limestone is a geologic formation in Indiana |
| Museum of Modern Egyptian Art | Art museum in Cairo, Egypt. |
| Museum of Orenburg History | A history museum in Orenburg, Russia |
| Museum of the Jewellery Quarter | Former jewellery factory, now a museum. |
| Music Managers Forum Sweden | It is a lobby and interest organization for Swedish music managers, A&R and talent scouts. |
| Musée Charles et Marguerithe Bieth | Hospital in Ivory Coast, Comoé District. |
| Musée national du costume de Grand-Bassam | Hospital in Ivory Coast, Comoé District. |
| Muthangari | A neighbourhood in the city of Nairobi |
| Muthialpet | Town in Puducherry, India. |
| Muton (genetics) | The smallest unit in a chromosome that can be changed by mutations |
| Muzaffar ul-Mulk | The Mehtar of Chitral from 1943 to 1949 |
| Mwaru River | A river in Tanzania |
| Mwiki | A neighbourhood transversing the counties of Kiambu and Nairobi |
| My Adidas | 1986 single by Run–D.M.C. |
| My Baby (The Temptations song) | The Temptations song |
| My Brother (book) | Book attributed to Fatima Jinnah, the sister of Muhammad Ali Jinnah. |
| My Crew, My Dawgs | 2001 studio album by T.O.K. |
| My Fairytale | 2018 EP by G.E.M. |
| My Name Is Aram | 1940 short story collection by William Saroyan. |
| My Pet Human | Children's novel by Yasmine Surovec. |
| My Posse | 1986 single by C.I.A. |
| My Secret | 2010 studio album by G.E.M. |
| Myasozharivka | A village in Luhansk Oblast |
| Mycobiome | The fungal community in and on an organism |
| Mycoparasitism | Organism with the ability to parasitize fungi. |
| Myeong-dong station | A Seoul Metro subway station |
| Myers–Steenrod theorem | The isometry group of a Riemannian manifold is a Lie group |
| Mymensingh Museum | A museum in Mymensingh, Bangladesh |
| Myocardial contractility | The heart muscle's ability to contract |
| Myocastorini | A tribe of mammals belonging to the spiny rat family of rodents |
| Myron B. Williams | 19th century American politician. |
| Myron H. Tilden | American judge and politician. |
| Myron P. Lindsley | 19th century American politician. |
| Mysore Kalyanam | A type of marriage in southern India, exploiting women from disadvantaged communities |
| Myth of the Love Electrique | 2006 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Mythology (fiction) | A fiction franchise's overarching plot |
| Mythos (Aristotle) | The term used by Aristotle in his Poetics for the plot of an Athenian tragedy |
| Måstad, Værøy | Abandoned village in Værøy Municipality, Norway. |
| Médaille de l'enfance et des familles | French civil decoration honouring mothers of large families. |
| Mérida-Los Rosales railway | Railway line in Spain. |
| Mórocz | The Morocz family |
| Möpkenbrot | A German pork and grain sausage |
| Mühlheim-Dietesheim station | A railway station serving Mühlheim am Main in Hesse, Germany |
| Mühlheim (Main) station | A railway station serving Mühlheim am Main in Hesse, Germany |
| Müller's larva | The juvenile form of some flatworms |
| Mümtaz Ökmen | Turkish lawyer, civil servant, and politician. |
| N.K.P. Muthukoya | Indian painter of modern art. |
| N.M.S.Kamaraj Polytechnic | Polytechnic college located in Pazhavilai, Kanyakumari District, India. |
| N.O.R.E. y la Familia...Ya Tú Sabe | 2006 studio album by N.O.R.E. |
| NASA Trilogy | Hard science fiction trilogy written by British science fiction author Stephen Baxter. |
| NATO Communications and Information Agency | The technology and cyber hub of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) |
| NATO Military Committee | The body of NATO that is composed of member states' Chiefs of Defence |
| NBA London Game | National Basketball Association game played annually from 2011 until 2019 in London. |
| NCHA World Championship Futurity | First aged event in cutting horse competition. |
| NEC V20 | A 16-bit microprocessor introduced by NEC in 1984 |
| NGC 106 | A Lenticular galaxy in the constellation Pisces |
| NGC 4005 | Spiral galaxy in the Leo constellation. |
| NGC 5930 | A starburst galaxy in the constellation Boötes |
| NGC 78 | A pair of spiral galaxies in the constellation Pisces |
| NGTS-3 | Binary star in the constellation Columba. |
| NGTS-6 | Star with a short period planet. |
| NIMR (vehicle manufacturer) | A subsidiary of EDGE |
| NOMe-seq | NOMe-seq is a nucleosome occupancy and methylome technique. |
| NOTAR | Alternative helicopter tail system with no external tail rotor. |
| NS 3500 | A class of 8 Dutch 4-6-0 locomotives |
| NTPC Bhadla Solar Power Plant | A photovoltaic power station in Bhadla, India. |
| NTPC Dadri Solar Power Plant | A photovoltaic power station in Dadri, India |
| NTPC Fatehgarh Solar Power Plant | A photovoltaic power station in Jaisalmer, India. |
| NTPC Haripad Floating Solar Power Plant | A photovoltaic power station in Kayamkulam, India |
| NTPC Port Blair Solar Power Plant | A photovoltaic power station in Port Blair, India. |
| NTPC Rajgarh Solar Power Plant | A photovoltaic power station in Rajgarh, India. |
| NTPC Ramagundam Floating Solar Power Plant | A photovoltaic power station in Ramagundam, India |
| NYCxDesign | Annual design festival in New York City. |
| Naan qalia | Dish, bread made in a tandoor, mixture of mutton or beef and various spices. |
| Nabara Dam | Dam in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Nad Odrą | Former district of the city of Szczecin from 1954 to 1976. |
| Nadia Mifsud | Maltese-French poet, novelist and literary translator. |
| Nadine (magazine) | A weekly social Lebanese magazine |
| Naeviology | Method of divination by observing moles or other bodily marks. |
| Nafiʽ al-Madani | A transmitters of the seven canonical Qira'at (689–785) |
| Nafudakake | Display of name tags in Japanese culture, especially at a martial arts dojo. |
| Nagapattinam Junction railway station | A junction railway station in Tamil Nadu, India |
| Nagar Valley | Valley in Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan. |
| Nagarathar | A Hindu mercantile caste |
| Nagas of Vidisha | The Nagas probably ruled at Vidisha during the first century BCE |
| Nagasaki Junshin Catholic University | A private university in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan |
| Nagrijuli | Locality in Assam, India. |
| Nagura Dam | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Nahan | A town in Himachal Pradesh, India |
| Naila Nayem | Bangladeshi model and actress. |
| Nain Airport | Airport in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. |
| Nainokanoka | Ward in Ngorongoro District, Arusha Region. |
| Nakagi Dam | Dam in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. |
| Nakalele Point | A land mass and blowhole in Maui |
| Nakamal agreement | A bilateral treaty between Australia and Vanuatu |
| Nakuru Boys High School | Public highschool in Nakuru, Kenya. |
| Nalavar | A Sri Lankan Tamil caste traditionally involved in toddy tapping found in Sri Lanka |
| Nam Myo Ho Ren Ge Kyo | 2007 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Namakkal Lok Sabha constituency | One of the 39 Parliamentary Constituencies in Tamil Nadu, in India. |
| Namati | Village in Assam, India. |
| Nampally Sarai | Heritage caravanserai at Nampally in Hyderabad, India. |
| Namsskogan Familiepark | A zoo and amusement park in Namsskogan, Norway |
| Namttaw | A river village located in Northwestern Myanmar |
| Nancy La Vigne | Nancy La Vigne is a criminal justice researcher and director. |
| Nancy Shade | American soprano. |
| Nancy Sheung | Female photographer from Hong Kong, active in 1960s and 1970s. |
| Nandgola | A village in Bhagalpur district of Bihar |
| Naneh Khanum Ostad | Wife of Fath-Ali Shah Qajar. |
| Nankeen | A durable, pale yellowish cotton cloth developed in China |
| Nanocircuitry | Electrical circuits operating on the nanometer scale. |
| Nanonetwork | A computing network of nanomachines, at nanoscale |
| Nantucket Sound | A roughly triangular area of the Atlantic Ocean offshore from the U.S. state of Massachusetts |
| Nanumea dialect | A dialect of Tuvaluan, possibly a separate language |
| Naomi Meara | American psychologist, researcher and academic. |
| Naoriya Phulo script | A constructed script to write Meitei language |
| Naoto (dancer) | Japanese dancer, actor, rapper and creative director. |
| Napactadine | A naphthyl amidine antidepressant. |
| Naphtali Herz Shulman | Russian Hebrew author. |
| Napoleon Solo | Fictional spy from The Man from U.N.C.L.E. |
| Napoli Porta Nolana railway station | Railway station of Circumvesuviana network managed by EAV in Naples, Italy. |
| Naproxen/diphenhydramine | Drug combination used to relieve pain for sleep. Harmful to fetus in third trimester of pregnancy. |
| Naramata Dam | Dam in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. |
| Narayana Multispeciality Hospital, Mysore | A hospital in Devanur, Mysore, India |
| Narcissus tortifolius | Type of endemic narcissus. |
| Nardoqan | The winter solstice, in Central Asia |
| Narendra Modi Medical College | A Medical College In Ahmedabad |
| Nariva Swamp | A freshwater wetland in Trinidad and Tobago |
| Narmada Kar | The first Women graduate of Odisha |
| Narrow cloth | A fabric type, woven on narrow width loom |
| Narufuchi Dam | Dam in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. |
| Nascent iodine (dietary supplement) | A liquid orally administered supplemental form of iodine |
| Nasirabad College, Mymensingh | The oldest private college in Mymensingh, Bangladesh |
| Nassau Tower | Railroad signal and interlocking building. in New York, adjacent to the Mineola station. |
| Nastasya Filippovna | The heroine of the novel "Idiot" by Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky |
| Nasty Girl (The Notorious B.I.G. song) | 2005 single by The Notorious B.I.G. |
| Nasya | A type of Panchakarma treatment |
| Natar kursya | Officer of the Church of the East. |
| Nathan Cohen (critic) | Theatre critic, broadcaster, publisher. |
| Nathan Nata Spira | The Spiro Ancestor |
| Nathaniel Baldwin | The inventor of an improved telephonic earphone |
| National Advisory Board on Romani Affairs | The National Advisory Board in Finland |
| National Agri-trade and Food Safety Authority | NAFSA ensures food, animal and agri-trade safety in Pakistan, aligning with global standards. |
| National Archives of Pakistan | The central repository of the government of Pakistan |
| National Award for Teachers (India) | National award to the Teachers, working in schools in India. |
| National Belizean Alliance | A political alliance in Belize |
| National Climatic Data Center | Active US archive of weather data. |
| National Committee of the Métis | A committee formed by Louis Riel for the Métis |
| National Critical Information Infrastructure Protection Centre | A unit of the National Technical Research Organisation (NTRO), India |
| National Cyber Investigative Joint Task Force | A US-based cybersecurity organization |
| National Cycle Route 636 | A cycling route in North Yorkshire, England |
| National Cycle Route 67 | Long distance cycle route running north-south through Yorkshire to the East Midlands. |
| National Farmers Union (United States) | A nationwide union for farmers in the United States |
| National Financial Credit Bank | Commercial Bank in Cameroon. |
| National Guardian's Office | The Office of the National Guardian for the NHS (Freedom to Speak Up) in England |
| National Hydrographic Office (Pakistan) | Pakistan Navy's staff corps for hydrography. |
| National Institute of Cryptology Research and Development | A unit of the National Technical Research Organisation (NTRO), India |
| National Language Promotion Department | An autonomous regulatory institution of Pakistan |
| National Memorials (New Zealand) | The national memorials of New Zealand |
| National School of Business and Management in Settat | French business school in Morocco. |
| National Science and Technology Council | The NSTC establishes national goals for science and technology. |
| National Security Space Association | Business/professional group; military-industrial complex and aerospace industry related. |
| National Socialist War Victim's Care | Nazi welfare organisation for war veterans. |
| National Supercomputer Centre in Sweden | The Swedish national supercomputer centre in Linköping |
| National Training System (Australia) | The Australian system for vocational education and training |
| National Tree Growing Day | Kenyan public holiday for planting trees. |
| National colours of Portugal | Red and green are the main colours depicted on the Portuguese flag. |
| National drug code | National Pharmaceutical Identification System in the USA. |
| National rifle team | A traveling competitive shooting team |
| Natuna Besar | The main island of the Middle Natuna Archipelago in Indonesia |
| Natural Bridge Park | Private park featuring a natural-arch rock formation. |
| Natural Fibre Board | A type of fibreboard without any synthetic resin |
| Natural Forest Standard | Voluntary carbon standard designed specifically for medium- to large-scale REDD+ projects. |
| Natural Stone Bridge and Caves | Marble show cave in New York (State). |
| Natural border | State boundaries which follow geographic features such as rivers, mountains, etc. |
| Natural sort order | The ordering of strings in alphabetical order |
| Nature, Culture and Gender | 1980 book, MacCormack & Strathern, eds. |
| Nauru Olympic Committee | The Olympic Committee of Nauru |
| Nauru Soccer Federation | The Football Federation of Nauru |
| Nausidame | N Greek mythology the daughter of Amphidamas. |
| Nauta | A town in the Peruvian Amazon |
| Nava Ebrahimi | German-Iranian writer. |
| Nava Nalanda Mahavihara | A Deemed university in Bihar |
| Navagraha | The 9 planets of vedic astrology |
| Navajo Dome | Summit in the state of Utah, U.S.A. |
| Naval Club | A gentlemen's club in London |
| Naval Radio Transmitter Facility Grindavik | United States Navy facility in Iceland. |
| Naval Strategic Forces Command (Pakistan) | Pakistan Navy's strategic field formation. |
| Navalny 35 | The sanction list of human right abusers |
| Nave Andromeda incident | Fabricated maritime hijacking in the English Channel. |
| Navigator's Starcharts | Science-fiction role-playing game supplement . |
| Navizence | Swiss river in Anniviers, Valais. |
| Nawab Faizunnesa Government College | Government college at Laksam, Comilla, Bangladesh. |
| Naya Dunia | A communist publication in India |
| Nazo Dharejo | The Iron lady of Sindh, who fought for her land against 200 dacoits |
| Ne ver, ne boysya | 2003 single by t.A.T.u. |
| Nearest centroid classifier | A classification model in machine learning based on centroids |
| Nebraska Department of Revenue | Nebraska State Agency charged with administering state tax laws. |
| Neethlingshof Estate | Historic site in Western Cape, South Africa. |
| Negro Creek (Ontario) | A road, river, historic site of an early Black settlement. |
| Negro cloth | A coarse, strong and inexpensive cloth used for slaves' clothing |
| Nehemiah 10 | A chapter in the Book of Nehemiah |
| Nehemiah 11 | A chapter in the Book of Nehemiah |
| Nehemiah 12 | A chapter in the Book of Nehemiah |
| Nehemiah 13 | A chapter in the Book of Nehemiah |
| Nehemiah 7 | A chapter in the Book of Nehemiah |
| Nehemiah 8 | A chapter in the Book of Nehemiah |
| Nehemiah 9 | A chapter in the Book of Nehemiah |
| Nehemiah Bourne | English Royal Navy Admiral. |
| Neigembos | Neigembos is a forrst in Ninove. |
| Neighbourhood effect | The effect of environs on individual people, as effected at the neighborhood level |
| Nelliady | Nelliady is a town in Jaffna District, Sri Lanka. |
| Nellie B. Nicholson | African-American suffragist and educator. |
| Nematothallus | A form genus comprising cuticle-like fossils |
| Nenad Medvidović | American entrepreneur and software engineer. |
| Neo (The Matrix) | The Matrix character |
| Neola, Pennsylvania | Unincorporated area in Pennsylvania, US. |
| Neonatal Society | The world's oldest learned society for the promotion of neonatal science |
| Neonatal bowel obstruction | A blockage of the intestines in children |
| Neopluvial | A moist period in Western North America during the mid-to-late Holocene |
| Neptune Finswimming Club | Club in Bristol, UK. |
| Nesscliffe and Pentre railway station | Former railway station in Shropshire, England. |
| Netherton Reservoir | A lake in the West Midlands, England |
| Netiv HaGdud | A moshav and Israeli settlement in the West Bank |
| Nettie Lee Benson | A librarian and historian |
| Network synthesis | A design technique for linear electrical circuits |
| Neuchâtel gas turbine | The world's first electric power-generating gas turbine to go into commercial operation |
| Neues Schloss Bümpliz | Castle in Bümpliz in the city of Bern, Switzerland. |
| Neural network Gaussian process | The distribution over functions corresponding to an infinitely wide Bayesian neural network. |
| Neuraxis | The axis of the central nervous system |
| Neurotransmitter prodrug | A prodrug of a neurotransmitter |
| Neuter gender in modern and contemporary French | A grammatical gender |
| Neutrinoless double beta decay | A nuclear physics process that has yet to observed |
| Nevanlinna function | A complex analysis function |
| Never Enough (Public Access T.V. album) | 2016 studio album by Public Access T.V. |
| Never Scared (song) | 2003 single by Bone Crusher featuring Killer Mike and T.I. |
| Neville Island Bridge | Bridge in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. |
| New Cowper | A hamlet in Cumbria, England |
| New Funky Nation | 1990 studio album by Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E. |
| New Geocentric World of Acid Mothers Temple | 2001 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| New Ghost | 2013 studio album by Hate Dept. |
| New Market metro station | Metro station in Hyderabad, India. |
| New Mexico Airlines | A former American airline |
| New South Wales Endeavour railcar | Class of diesel multiple unit operating in New South Wales, Australia. |
| New World Orphans | 2009 studio album by (hed) p.e. |
| New World Tapestry | A British embroidery, created 1977–2000 |
| New York State Electrician | A professional role |
| New York State Route 31B | A state highway in central New York in the United States |
| New Zealand Herald Extraordinary | Heraldic authority of New Zealand. |
| New evangelization | The Roman Catholic Church's modernization of its approach to preaching the Gospel |
| New methylene blue | A substance used as a blue dye or stain and as a medication |
| Newberry Springs CPV Power Plant | A 1.68 MWp concentrator photovoltais power station in Newberry Springs |
| Newlands, Northumberland | A hamlet in Northumberland, England |
| Newry Canal | Canal in Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. |
| Newry Islands National Park | Australian national park. |
| News Ghana | A News Portal |
| News at 11 (album) | 2016 studio album by Cat System Corp. |
| Newton's theorem about ovals | The area cut off by a secant of a smooth convex oval is not an algebraic function |
| Newtown, Holme St Cuthbert | A hamlet in Cumbria, England |
| Newtown Creek bridges | A list of bridges crossing Newtown Creek in NYC |
| Next (play) | A one-act play by Terrence McNally |
| Next to You (Melody song) | 2005 single by melody. |
| Ngakuru Graben | A geological feature in the North Island of New Zealand |
| Ngara, Nairobi | A commercial and residential neighbourhood in Nairobi |
| Ngonge Clan | A clan of Buganda kingdom |
| Ngoumou | A town and commune in Cameroon |
| Ngualla | A volcano located in the remote south west of Tanzania |
| Ngudia Wendel | Angolan Portuguese language poet, born in 1940. |
| Nguyễn Văn Lý (athlete) | Vietnamese long-distance runner. |
| Ngwato tribe | Tswana chieftaincy of Botswana. |
| Ngāti Porou ki Harataunga | An Iwi of Hauraki |
| Ngāti Porou ki Hauraki | An Iwi of Hauraki |
| Nhạn Môn | A rural commune in Bắc Kạn, Vietnam |
| Ni Kwei-tseng | The Soong sisters' mother (1868–1931) |
| Nia Kurniasih Ardikoesoema | Indonesian architect, Miss Universe Indonesia 1974. |
| Niamtre | A traditional religion followed by the Jaintia people in Meghalaya, India |
| Nibelungenwerk | The largest and most modern tank factory in Nazi Germany |
| Nibutani Dam | Dam in Hokkaidō, Japan. |
| Nicholas Brady (poet) | Anglican divine and poet, known for co-authoring Tate & Brady metrical psalm book. |
| Nick's Original Big Train Bar | Saloon based in New Orleans. |
| Nicky Newton-King | The first female CEO of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, South Africa |
| Nicole Cage-Florentiny | Nicole Cage-Florentiny is a French poet and novelist from Martinique. |
| Nicolette Grant | A main character on HBO's Big Love |
| Nidd Aqueduct | A freshwater aqueduct in Yorkshire, England |
| Nielsen & Winther | A Danish manufacturer |
| Niemeier lattice | A positive definite integral set of repeated points with Abelian group-rank 24 |
| Nig-Latin | 2002 studio album by Mistah F.A.B. |
| Nigeria Civil Society Situation Room | A coalition of civil organisations that monitor Nigeria's electoral process |
| Nigeria Erosion and Watershed Management Project | Providing support for climate related environmental issues in Nigeria. |
| Nigerian Institute of International Affairs | A Nigerian Institute |
| Night After Night (U.K. album) | 1979 live album by U.K. |
| Nightflight to Venus | 1978 studio album by Boney M. |
| Nightjar (bar) | Drinking establishment in London, U.K. |
| Nightsongs (1984 film) | A 1984 film |
| Nigojū | Japanese novelist. |
| Nihon Ken Hozonkai | The Association for the Preservation of the Japanese Dog |
| Nikashi | Village in Baksa district, Assam, India. |
| Nikita Kanani | General Practitioner; first woman to be Director of Primary Care in the NHS. |
| Nikolskoye, Pokrovsky Uyezd, Vladimir Governorate | A historic town in Imperial Russia |
| Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College and Hospital | Medical School and Tertiary care Hospital in Kolkata. |
| Nilambazar | A small town in india in Assam, India |
| Nils Samuel Swederus | A Swedish naturalist |
| Nina Assimakopoulos | American recording artist, and professor. |
| Nina Brown Baker | Author of biographies aimed at children. |
| Nina Kamneva | Soviet athlete and military engineer. |
| Nina Kosterina | A Soviet partisan and diarist |
| Nine High a Pallet | 1995 studio album by brute. |
| Ninein | Ninein (s.m. Al Ninein) in dialetto Bolognese è il maiale. |
| Ningbo Campus, Zhejiang University | A Zhejiang University campus in Ningbo |
| Ninna Tersman | Swedish playwright in New Zealand and Australia. |
| Niraj Gera | Indian photographer and social activist. |
| Nishidaira Dam | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Nishimura Dam | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Nitsa | A river in Russia |
| Nitzevet | The mother of David according to Hanan bar Rava |
| Nivi (garment) | A lower garment worn around a women's waist |
| Niyar Saikia | Indian actress. |
| Niz | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Nizhny Novgorod State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering | A Public University in Russia |
| Nièr beurre | Preserve of apples that is part of the cuisine and culture of Jersey. |
| Njaza Clan | A clan of Buganda kingdom |
| Njovu Clan | A clan of Buganda kingdom |
| Njuškalo | A top Croatian website |
| No. 11 Elementary Flying Training School RAAF | A Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) pilot training unit that operated during World War II |
| No. 1 (Islands) Group RNZAF | A formation of the Royal New Zealand Air Force during the Second World War |
| No. 92 Squadron RAF | Royal Air Force unit from WW1 to the present day. |
| No Doy | 1996 studio album by moe. |
| No Face No Case | 2020 studio album by 2 Chainz and T.R.U. |
| No Guts, No Glory (Moe album) | 2014 studio album by moe. |
| No Limits (U.D.O. album) | 1998 studio album by U.D.O. |
| No Llores | 2007 single by Gloria Estefan featuring Carlos Santana, José Feliciano and Sheila E. |
| No Matter What (T.I. song) | 2008 single by T.I. |
| No Mercy (T.I. album) | 2010 studio album by T.I. |
| No Need to Run | 2010 EP by Kwes. |
| No One Can Do It Better | 1989 studio album by the D.O.C. |
| No One Ever Really Dies | 2017 studio album by N.E.R.D. |
| No Platform | The denial of a platform to speak |
| No Pleasantries | 2000 studio album by U.P.O. |
| No Reasons Given | 1984 studio album by Kevin Gilbert and Jason Hubbard as N.R.G. |
| No goal | A call by an official to announce a disallowed goal |
| Noah Smithwick | Texas settler, gunsmith. |
| Noblesse in Scotland | The Scottish upper class |
| Noel Bayliss | Professor of chemistry, University of W.A. |
| Noginsky (rural locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Nokia 105 (2017) | A phone |
| Nokia 7260 | Nokia brand cell phone model. Model identifier; Model 7260. |
| Nominal group technique | A decision making method |
| Non-European Section of Natal University College | A separate university level education to "non-european" students in Durban |
| Non-exhaust emissions | The emissions produced by motor vehicles, other than exhaust gas emissions |
| Non-national | A person not born in a specific country |
| Non-normal modal logic | A less restrictive form of modal logic |
| Non-territorial autonomy | The way of managing ethnic diversity inside a state |
| Nondestructive Evaluation 4.0 | A concept of industrial testing and evaluation for the digital age |
| Nongmaiching Reserved Forest | A reserved forest in Imphal East |
| Nonlinear eigenproblem | Mathematical equation involving a matrix-valued function that is singular at the eigenvalue. |
| Nonperson treatment | A level of social interaction |
| Nonrecursive ordinal | The order type of the set of all recursive ordinals |
| Noon (play) | A one-act play by Terrence McNally |
| Noon and Eternity | 2006 studio album by To Live and Shave in L.A. |
| Noonday Demon | A demonic figure |
| Nootka Fault | A fault, off the coast of British Columbia, Canada |
| Nordalbingia | Region of Medieval Saxony. |
| Noreality | 2007 studio album by N.O.R.E. |
| Normal p-complement | A finite group |
| Norman, Is That You? | A 1970 theatrical play |
| Norske Hits | 1998 compilation album by Boney M. |
| North American Development Bank | Binational financial institution supporting infrastructure development. |
| North American Indian childhood cirrhosis | A genetic pediatric liver disease |
| North Atlantic Aviation Museum | Aviation Museum in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. |
| North Carolina State University Memorial Belltower | Clock tower in Raleigh, N.C. |
| North River (Missouri) | River in Missouri, U..S. |
| North Tarawa | A string of islets in Kiribati governed by the Eutan Tarawa Council |
| North Water Terminal | "L" station in the Near North Side, Chicago, Illinois. |
| North wind | A wind coming from the north |
| Northern (automobile) | Manufacturer of Brass Era automobiles in Detroit. |
| Northern Daily Leader | Daily newspaper produced in the city of Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia. |
| Northern Endeavour | A defunct FPSO in the Timor Sea that is now owned by the Australian Government |
| Northern Indiana Railway | A defunct Railway based in South Bend, Indiana |
| Northport Traction Company | Rail line in Western Suffolk County, New York. |
| Northwest Seaport Alliance | Port authority of Seattle and Tacoma. |
| Norway–Syria relations | Bilateral relations between Norway and Syria. |
| Norwegian Financial Services Association | Employers' organisation in Norway. |
| Norwegian Ocean Industry Authority | Governmental supervisory authority under the Norwegian Ministry of Labour and Social Inclusion. |
| Norwegian Trekking Association | A hiking organization |
| Norwegian Union of Municipal and General Employees | Norway's largest labour union. |
| Nosé–Hoover thermostat | Algorithm in molecular physics. |
| Not Gonna Get Us | 2003 single by t.A.T.u. |
| Not Like Other Girls | 1998 studio album by S.O.A.P. |
| Not O.K. | 2013 mixtape by Kool A.D. |
| Notes from a Coma | A novel by Mike McCormack |
| Nothin' (song) | 2002 single by N.O.R.E. |
| Nothing (N.E.R.D. album) | 2010 studio album by N.E.R.D. |
| Notorious (2009 film) | 2009 film about the Notorious B.I.G. |
| Notorious (soundtrack) | 2009 soundtrack album by The Notorious B.I.G. |
| Notre Dame de L'Assomption Church, La Digue | A catholic church in La Digue, Seychelles |
| Notre Dame de Roscudon Church | Catholic church from the 18th century. |
| Novaya Uda | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Novena to Saint Michael | Novena prayed to Saint Michael the Archangel. |
| Novomykolaivka, Cherkaske settlement hromada, Kramatorsk Raion, Donetsk Oblast | A village in Kramatorsk Raion, Ukraine |
| Novopokrovske | A village in Donetsk Oblast |
| Novyi Korotych | A village in Kharkiv Oblast, Ukraine |
| Now's the Time (4 P.M. album) | 1995 studio album by 4 P.M. |
| Now That's What I Call Music! (original U.S. album) | 1997 Compilation Album by various artists. |
| Now We Are Dead | A 2017 novel by Stuart MacBride |
| Now or Later | A play by Christopher Shinn |
| Nowa Huta. Okruchy życia i meandry historii | A 2003 photo anthology |
| Nozori Dam | Dam in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. |
| Ntalaganya Clan | A clan of Buganda kingdom |
| Nuclear ensemble approach | Semiclassical approach for molecular spectrum simulations. |
| Nuclear licensing | The legal process used to permit nuclear power plants and other nuclear facilities |
| Nuestro Pan Diario | Protestant Christian publication in several languages. |
| Nueva Tharsis | Mining company of Spain. |
| Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic | Academic Institution in Zaria Kaduna State, Nigeria. |
| Nukui Dam | Dam in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Nun's veiling | A lightweight, thin, sheer, wool cloth |
| Nur Ahmed (politician) | A great politician of Indian Subcontinent and Bangladesh |
| Nur ad-Din Shahanshah | A Kurdish military commander and Saladin's eldest brother |
| Nurdağı | A district in Gaziantep, Turkey |
| Nuristan National Park | National park in Afghanistan. |
| Nutritional biodiversity | Dietary diversity for better nutrition. |
| Nuvo (liqueur) | Fortified wine imported by London Group Co. |
| Nuyorican Soul | American music group. |
| Nvubu Clan | A clan of Buganda kingdom |
| Nvuma Clan | A clan of Buganda kingdom |
| Nwonyo Fishing Festival | A festival celebrated by the Ibi people in Taraba State |
| Nyandarua District | A former district of Kenya |
| Nyayo Estate | A gated community in Embakasi in the city of Nairobi |
| Nyayo Highrise | A residential neighbourhood in Nairobi |
| Nyctibatrachus shiradi | A species of frog |
| Nyctibatrachus tunga | A species of frog |
| Nyeri District | A former district of Kenya |
| Nzanza | A commune in the town of Matadi in the Democratic Republic of Congo |
| O'Brien Field (Charleston) | Stadium in Illinois, U.S.A. |
| O'Harra Stadium | Stadium located in South Dakota, U.S.A. |
| O'Keefe Rail Trail | A derelict railway line now open as a safe and enjoyable bicycle path |
| O... Saya | 2008 song by A. R. Rahman and M.I.A. |
| O.K. (Kool A.D. album) | 2015 mixtape by Kool A.D. |
| OCT East | Entertainment and resort complex in Yantian, Shenzhen, China. |
| OIDFA | Non-profit organization based in France for lacemakers and lace enthusiasts. |
| OKEANOS | A proposed space probe to Trojan asteroids |
| OMI Rotterdam | A public center for architecture |
| OPV-80-class offshore patrol vessel | Offshore patrol vessels operated by the Chilean Navy and Colombian National Navy. |
| ORP Generał Tadeusz Kościuszko | Polish Navy, former US Navy, frigate. |
| O Teatro dos Vampiros | 1991 song by Legião Urbana. |
| Oa (Attica) | A subdivision of ancient Attica, Greece |
| Oasis (O.C. and A.G. album) | 2009 studio album by O.C. & A.G. |
| Obaid bin Al-Saba | A primary transmitter of the Qira'at (died 834 CE) |
| Obateru of Egbin's Royal Palace | The royal palace of the paramount ruler of Egbin Kingdom in Ijede, Ikorodu, Lagos, Nigeria |
| Obed Hale | 19th century farmer and politician. |
| Obligate nasal breathing | The instinct to breathe through the nose rather than the mouth |
| Observations of daily living | Cues people notice about their health. |
| Observatory Lane | Cricket ground in Dublin, Ireland. |
| Observer Building, Hastings | Abandoned printworks in East Sussex. |
| Occupy Julorbi House | A protest in Ghana |
| Ocean College, Zhejiang University | A college of Zhejiang University |
| Ocean Park Aquarium | Zoo in Western Australia, Australia. |
| Ocean of Funk | 1994 studio album by E.S.G. |
| Ocean optics | The study of light interaction with water and submerged materials |
| Oceanic feeling | A feeling of being one with the world |
| Oceans of Fantasy | 1979 studio album by Boney M. |
| Ochakovo (company) | Major Russian brewery/beverage company. |
| Ocho de Bastos | Latin pop rock band. |
| Ochwalkee Creek | Stream in Georgia, United States. |
| Octave (poetry) | Eight lines of poetry forming a stanza. |
| Octol | A high explosive mixture consisting of HMX and TNT |
| Octopus Hole Conservation Area | A designated conservation area on the Washington's Hood Canal |
| Oddiyana | A kingdom in early medieval India |
| Ode to Booker Ervin | 1970 studio album by Ted Curson & Co. |
| Odi massacre | The massacre of the Odi people in Ijaw, Nigeria |
| Odinel de Umfraville | Odinel de Umfravill- English aristocrat, son of Robert I de Umfraville. |
| Odintsovo (inhabited locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Odo Rigaud | Former archbishop of Rouen. |
| Odyssey Cinema, St Albans | A preserved film theatre in south-east England |
| Oedera imbricata | A shrublet in the daisy family from South Africa |
| Off topic | A topic outside the bounds of the current discussion |
| Office of Literature and Art of Resistance | A population in Iran that is following the truth about the Iran-Iraq war |
| Office of Scientific Intelligence | A department of the Central Intelligence Agency before 1963 |
| Office of profit | A position that brings to the person holding it some financial gain, or advantage, or benefit |
| Ogallo Laban | A professor of Meteorology at Nairobi University, Kenya |
| Ogof Craig a Ffynnon | Seven km long cave in Clydach Gorge, Wales. |
| Oh! What a Carry On! | 1971 compilation album by various artists from the Carry On... film series. |
| Oh, the Mysterious | South Korean television series. |
| Ohio Christian University | Christian college in Circleville, Ohio, US. |
| Ohordua | A town in Esan South East |
| Oil well control | The management of oil wells |
| Oinam (surname) | A Meitei family name |
| Oizuru (garment) | A sacred garment of Japanese pilgrims |
| Ojomo Oluda | A traditional ruler of Owo Kingdom |
| Okatibbee Dam | Dam in Lauderdale County, Mississippi. |
| Okawa Dam | Dam in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Okeechobee Group | Geologic group in Florida. The group preserves fossils dating back to the Neogene period. |
| Oketo, California | Oketo is an abandoned human settlement in Humboldt County, California. |
| Oklahoma City sonic boom tests | 1964 FAA sonic boom study over Oklahoma City. |
| Okta | A unit of measurement for quantifying cloud cover |
| Okuku, Cross River State | Town in Yala, Cross River State, Nigeria. |
| Olagbegi Atanneye I | The paramount ruler of Owo Kingdom (1913 - 1938) |
| Olagbegi family | A royal family in Owo |
| Olateru Olagbegi I | The paramount ruler of Owo Kingdom (1913-1938) |
| Old-age and survivors insurance in Switzerland | Old-age and survivors insurance in Switzerland. |
| Old Chief Smoke | The Great Sioux Chief |
| Old English rune poem | A poem in Old English about the runic alphabet |
| Old Forester | The first bottled bourbon |
| Old Hundred Gold Mine | Gold mine in Colorado, U.S.A. |
| Old Piedras River Aqueduct | Historic aqueduct in San Juan, Puerto Rico. |
| Old School Renaissance | A play style movement within the tabletop role playing game hobbyist community. |
| Old St. Francis School | Hotel, restaurant, and pub in Oregon, U.S.A. |
| Old St Peter and St Paul's Church, Albury | A former Anglican church in Surrey, England |
| Old Times in North Yarmouth, Maine | A historical publication by Augustus W. Corliss |
| Ole G. Kinney | Early 20th century American politician. |
| Olenegorsk, Sakha Republic | The only inhabited locality of Yukagirsky Rural Okrug, Allaikhovsky District, Yakutia |
| Oleum | Corrosive liquid of excess sulfur trioxide in solution. |
| Oligosaprobe | Organisms that inhabit clean water or water that is only slightly polluted by organic matter. |
| Oliinykove | A settlement in Kharkiv Oblast |
| Olimpia Altuve | The first Central American woman to get a University degree |
| Oliver Cooper (politician) | Conservative politician and leader of the party representing Hampstead Town. |
| Oliver King (composer) | British composer, pianist, organist and conductor. |
| Oliver Tambo Heritage House | National Monument and Museum in Lusaka, Zambia. Former home of ANC Leader Oliver Tambo. |
| Olivetti computers | Manufactured by Olivetti S. p. A. |
| Oljga N. Dubovik | A botanist |
| Ollolai | A municipality and town in Sardinia, Italy |
| Olomouc Half Marathon | A half marathon race |
| Olowo of Owo | The paramount Yoruba king of Owo |
| Olrik Fjord | Fjord in northern Greenland. |
| Olusegun Oke Library | Academic library of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho. |
| Olympic College | Community college in Bremerton, Washington, US. |
| Om Namo Bhagavate Vāsudevāya | A Hindu mantra |
| Om Namo Narayanaya | A Hindu mantra |
| Omanawa Caldera | A volcanic caldera in New Zealand |
| Omar Keshelashvili | Georgian economist and scientist. |
| Omer beže | Traditional song of Bosnia and Herzegovina. |
| Omkareshwar Floating Solar Power Park | A solar power park in Khandwa, India |
| Omnigeneity | A concept in stellarator physics |
| Omnio | 1997 studio album by In the Woods... |
| Omnipresent (Hate Dept. album) | 1996 studio album by Hate Dept. |
| Omniverse .:. Frequency | 2002 studio album by Rake. |
| Omori Nori Museum | Seaweed museum in Tokyo, Japan. |
| On- and off-hook | A telephone respectively off- and on-line |
| On Ancient Medicine | Greek medical text, c. 450–400 B.C. |
| On Melissus, Xenophanes, and Gorgias | A work written by Aristotle |
| On This Day in History | A global game |
| On Track Innovations | On Track Innovations is a global company that develops contactless payment solutions. |
| On a Sensual Note | A capella singing group |
| On the Calculation of Volume | A novel by Solvej Balle |
| On the Western Front | 2007 studio album by D.I. |
| Onate Formation | A geologic formation in New Mexico |
| One-Net | Open-source standard for wireless networking. |
| One-letter word | A single-letter word |
| One-man band | A musician who plays various instruments |
| One (A Chorus Line song) | A Chorus Line song |
| One Candle | 2000 song performed by g.o.d. |
| One Heart (R.I.O. song) | 2010 single by R.I.O. |
| One Last Con | The final episode of Suits |
| One Leg Too Few | A comedy sketch |
| One Montenegro | The former Montenegrin subsidiary of Telenor |
| One More Chance (The Notorious B.I.G. song) | 1995 single by The Notorious B.I.G. |
| One Woman's War: Da (Mother) | The memoir about the role of Iranian mothers during the Iran–Iraq War |
| One of the Missing (film) | 1968 British film by Tony Scott. |
| Onefinestay | A British holiday rental hospitality company |
| Onesimus Asiimwe | Ugandan Anglican bishop and former chaplain of Makerere University. |
| Ong Ah Chuan v Public Prosecutor | A landmark decision in 1980 from Singapore |
| OnionShare | A file sharing application over Tor network |
| Only in Amerika | 2004 studio album by Hed p.e. |
| Ontario Civilian Police Commission | Umbrella organization of adjudicative tribunals in Ontario, Canada. |
| Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council | OMVIC (Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council) regulates motor vehicle sales in Ontario. |
| Oostburg | The Burg in Zeeland, Netherlands |
| OpenAPI Specification | A specification for machine-readable interface files |
| OpenSky Network | A non-commercial, research-oriented flight tracking platform |
| Open Very Carefully | Children's picture book by Nick Bromley and Nicola O'Byrne. |
| Open Your Mind (song) | 1993 single by U.S.U.R.A. |
| Open and closed maps | A function that sends open (resp. closed) subsets to open (resp. closed) subsets |
| Open top buses in the United Kingdom | Open top buses are used in the United Kingdom for sightseeing and seasonal summer services. |
| Operation (mathematics) | Addition, multiplication, division, ... |
| Operation Downfall order of battle | A planned military operation |
| Operation Echo | 1999 Air Force Special Operation. |
| Operation Enduring Freedom – Caribbean and Central America | Regional military operation. |
| Operation Fath ol-Mobin | Military operation launched by Iran in March 1982, during the Iran-Iraq war. |
| Operation Greenback | A 1979-1983 task force targeting money laundering connected to drug trafficking |
| Operation Lifesaver | United States rail safety organization. |
| Operation Lucid | 1940 British plan to use fireships to destroy barges gathering for the invasion of Britain. |
| Operation Newcombe | British military operation in Mali. |
| Operation Oyster | 1942 RAF raid on a factory in the Netherlands. |
| Operation Sea Lion (wargame) | Attempt to simulate the never-carried-out 1940 Nazi invasion in the UK. |
| Operation Termite | The largest military operations of the Malayan Emergency |
| Operation Unified Response | The United States military's response to the 2010 Haiti earthquake |
| Operation Écouvillon | A joint military operation between France and Spain |
| Operational sex ratio | A quantitative ratio of sexually active population |
| Operations Enhance and Enhance Plus | Vietnam War US actions. |
| Optical contact bonding | Process whereby two closely conformal surfaces are held together by intermolecular forces. |
| Optical sorting | Automated sorting of solid products using cameras and/or lasers. |
| Optional stopping theorem | A martingale's expected value at a stopping time equals its initial expected value |
| Oracles of Leo the Wise | Greek collection of oracles attributed to the Byzantine emperor Leo VI the Wise (886–912). |
| Orange Marine | Subsidiary of Orange S.A. |
| Orange chromide | A species of cichlid, indigenous to Southern India and Sri Lanka, with orange coloration. |
| Orbit of the Moon | The Moon's circuit around Earth |
| Orbital maneuver | A movement during spaceflight |
| Order (business) | A buyer's intention to purchase goods and services from a seller |
| Order of Liberty (Ukraine) | The highest possible Ukrainian order that a foreign person can get |
| Order of Maternal Glory | Soviet decoration honouring mothers of large families. |
| Order of Minims | Catholic religious order of friars and nuns founded by St. Francis of Paola in the 15th c. |
| Order of Parental Glory | Russian decoration honouring parents of large families. |
| Order of the German Eagle | Nazi German award given to sympathetic foreigners. |
| Order of the Republic (Gambia) | The Gambia order of merit |
| Order of the Republic (Sudan) | A Sudanese Order |
| Order of the Star of Hornbill Sarawak | Second highest order group of the orders medals by Sarawak governor. |
| Order to show cause | A court order |
| Orders, decorations, and medals of Uzbekistan | List of Uzbek honours. |
| Ore Steamship Company | A Bethlehem Shipping Company |
| Oread (poem) | 1914 poem by H.D. |
| Oregon Community Foundation | A non-profit community organization of Oregon |
| Oregon Public Utility Commission | Electric, gas and telephone utility regulatory agency for the state of Oregon. USA. |
| Oregon truffle | Disambiguation page for the different species of Oregon truffles. |
| Orestes Brownson | American intellectual, activist, preacher, and writer; a noted Catholic convert. |
| Organizing principle | A central dimension of a conceptual framework |
| Oriental Morning Post | Chinese-language morning newspaper published in China. |
| Oriente (Ecuador) | The Amazon region of Ecuador |
| Orientering | A defunct newspaper in Norway (1952–1975) |
| Original Bible Project | A project to produce a new translation of the Bible in English |
| Ormskirk School | Secondary school in West Lancashire, England Protests about uniform and staff currently on going. |
| Ornithodoros | Genus of arachnids in the soft-bodied tick family, Argasidae. |
| Ornon Mountains, Crete | A mountain range of eastern Crete in Greece |
| Orphan receptor | A protein with a receptor structure but with unidentified ligand |
| Orson S. Head | 19th century American attorney and politician. |
| Os Magriços | The Portugal team that participated at the 1966 FIFA World Cup |
| Os opticus | A bone found in the sclera of the eye in some bird species |
| Osborne Fire Finder | A line-of-sight device for locating fires |
| Osbourn Seamount | The westernmost and oldest unsubducted seamount of the Louisville Ridge |
| Oskar Herrfurth | German painter and illustrator. |
| Oslonett | The first ISP in Norway (founded 1991) |
| Osmund Somers Cleverly | British civil servant and private secretary to Neville Chamberlain. |
| Ostrvica Fortress | A small town built on Rudnik mountain |
| Otis Colwell | 19th century merchant and politician. |
| Otis Norton | 19th century American businessman. |
| Otley Run | A pub crawl in Leeds, England |
| Otter Co-op | Consumers' cooperative in British Columbia, Canada. |
| Otto Anninger | Industrialist and art collector. |
| Otto Brüggemann (merchant) | German merchant from Hamburg who served as ambassador to Safavid Iran in the 1630s. |
| Otto Neitzel | German pianist, composer, teacher and music director... |
| Otto Schmidt-Hartung | German general in the Wehrmacht of Nazi Germany during World War II. |
| Ottoman wintering in Toulon | Cession of the French port of Toulon to an Ottoman fleet in 1543–44. |
| Ottu (film) | 2022 film directed by Fellini T.P. |
| Ouchi Dam | Dam in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Our Lady of Brotas | Is a Catholic title dedicated to Mary, the mother of Jesus of Nazareth. |
| Our Lady of Lourdes | A title of Mary, mother of Jesus |
| Our World (album) | 2009 studio album by T.O.K. |
| Our princess is in another castle! | Quote from Super Mario Bros. |
| Outline of British pornography | Status and history of pornography in the U.K. |
| Outline of stage illusion | Large-scale magic trick. |
| Outport | A secondary or auxiliary port |
| Output-sensitive algorithm | A property describing run-time complexity of algorithms |
| Outron | A gene sequence removed from RNA transcripts by trans-splicing |
| Outside Castle | 2000 studio album by H.O.T. |
| Ouzel Fire | The Ouzel fire of 1978 taking place in Rocky Mountain National Park |
| Ovada (Tanzanian ward) | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Over Langford Manor | Historic site in Somerset, England. |
| Overgrown Pond | A painting by Russian artist Vasily Polenov |
| Overlapping gene | A gene whose sequence partially overlaps the reading frame of another gene |
| Overmodelled skull | A human skull covered with various materials |
| Ovitrap | A traditional approach to control mosquito population |
| Owen/Into It. Over It. Split EP | 2015 EP by Owen and Into It. Over It. |
| Owu Kingdom | A Yoruba Sub group |
| Oxford Majlis | South Asian cultural and debating society in Oxford, England founded in 1896. |
| Oxford Students Liberal Association | The Liberal society at the University of Oxford, dating back to 1913. |
| Oxhill, Warwickshire | A village in Warwickshire, England |
| Oyeyemi | Yoruba given name. |
| Oyinbo | Yoruba term for Europeans and people with fair skin/foreigners to Nigeria. |
| Ozark Highlands Spirits | Missouri recently passed a law creating a new category of distilled spirits. |
| Ozark National Scenic Riverways | National recreational area in the Ozark, Missouri, U..S. |
| Ozark Plateau National Wildlife Refuge | Nature preserve in Missouri, U..S. |
| Ozegawa Dam | Dam in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Ozerovo | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Ozone depletion potential | The relative amount of degradation to the ozone layer a compound causes |
| P-constrained group | A finite group |
| P.O.W.A. | 2017 single by M.I.A. |
| PACMAD clade | A major clade in the grass family Poaceae |
| PITPNM3 | A mammalian lipid transfer protein |
| PJ Loughran | American illustrator, musician and entrepreneur. |
| PK Bosna | A swimming club from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| PMI Group | A holding company whose primary subsidiary is the PMI Mortgage Insurance Co |
| PNS Ahsan | Pakistan Navy's air station in Makran coast near Ormara. |
| PNS Bahadur | Pakistan Navy's training formation on operations & navigation. |
| PNS Himalaya | Pakistan Navy's training formation on recruit training. |
| PNS Iqbal | Pakistan Navy's base for special operations forces. |
| PNS Karsaz | Pakistan Navy's training formation on technical and physical training. |
| PNS Makran | Pakistan Navy's air station in Makran coast near Ormara. |
| PNS Mehran | Pakistan Navy's naval air station in Karachi, Sindh. |
| PNS Qasim | Pakistan Navy's base for marine logistics. |
| PNS Saad | Pakistan Navy air-independent propulsion submarine. |
| PNS Shifa Hospital | Pakistan Navy's military hospital for medical training and certification. |
| PSR J0337+1715 | Millisecond pulsar with two orbiting white dwarfs and a planet. |
| PTI intra-party elections case | A court case in Pakistan (2024) |
| PX4 autopilot | BSD-Licensed flight control software for drones and other unmanned vehicles. |
| PYT (Down with Me) | 2001 studio album by P.Y.T. |
| Pabna Mental Hospital | A hospital in Bangladesh |
| Pac's Life (song) | 2006 single by 2Pac featuring Ashanti and T.I. |
| Pacific Clipper | The first commercial plane to almost circumnavigate the world |
| Pacific Forest Reserve | Former protected area in Washington, United States. |
| Packed bed | A hollow object filled with material that does not fully obstruct fluid flow |
| Packet delay variation | The difference of delay of packets in computer networking |
| Padma (Vishnu) | The lotus attribute of Vishnu |
| Padye | A Brahmin community from Goa |
| Paeon (son of Poseidon) | A son of Poseidon in Greek mythology |
| Page Regional Airport | Airport in North Dakota, United States. |
| Pahi (Tanzanian ward) | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Paigham-i-Pakistan | A fatwa issued by 1,800 scholars forbidding all forms of terrorism |
| Paignton Pier | A pleasure pier in Paignton, Devon, England |
| Pain Is So Close to Pleasure | A song by the band, Queen |
| Pain and pleasure | A concept |
| Paint by number | A painting made by filling the numbers provided on the canvas. |
| Paintbox (software) | A graphics utility released for the ZX Spectrum |
| Paintings for the alameda of the Dukes of Osuna | Series of paintings by Francisco de Goya for the alameda of the Dukes of Osuna. |
| Pairwise compatibility graph | A graph class |
| Paiyun Lodge | The most famous alpine lodge in Taiwan. |
| Pakistan Armed Forces Nursing Service | Pakistan Army's joint staff corps for nursing. |
| Pakistan Army Air Defence Corps | Pakistan army staff corps for anti-aircraft warfare. |
| Pakistan Army Corps of Education | Pakistan Army's staff corps for education & training. |
| Pakistan Army Corps of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering | Pakistan army's staff corps for maintenance & repairs. |
| Pakistan Army Corps of Engineers | Pakistan army staff corps for public & construction works. |
| Pakistan Army Corps of Remount Veterinary and Farms | Pakistan Army's staff corps for military rations & food. |
| Pakistan Navy War College | Staff college for the Pakistan Navy at Walton, Punjab. |
| Pakistaner Rashtra Bhasha: Bangla Na Urdu? | A small book published on 15 September 1947 |
| Pakke-Kessang | A village in Arunachal Pradesh |
| Pal Maliga | A plant molecular biologist |
| Palace II (building) | Residential in RJ, Brazil. |
| Palace of King Darub | The earliest surviving royal complex in Gonjo County, Tibet. |
| Palace town | A type of town in Russian Empire |
| Palaikastro | A modern city near the east coast of the Greek island of Crete |
| Palaikastro Kouros | Bronze-age statue of a male found at Roussolakkos in east Crete. |
| Palais Pálffy | Former palace in Vienna, Austria. |
| Palatine Lodge No. 97 | The history of Palatine Lodge No 97 |
| Palatini identity | Variation of the Ricci tensor with respect to the metric. |
| Paleocontinent | A distinct area of continental crust that existed as a major landmass in the geological past |
| Paleokastra Castle | A Southern Albanian Castle |
| Paleontological site | Natural deposit containing fossils. |
| Paleovirology | The study of ancient viruses |
| Palestinian Scout Association | Organization for Scouting in Palestine. |
| Palhallan | Village in Baramula district, Jammu & Kashmir, India. |
| Palia Airstrip | Airport in Uttar Pradesh, India. |
| Pallas's leaf warbler | A small migratory passerine bird that breeds in northern Asia |
| Pallekele | A suburb of the city of Kandy, Sri Lanka |
| Palm Mall | 2014 studio album by Cat System Corp. |
| Palmair | Travel agency in the United Kingdom. |
| Palmarian Bible | 2001 Bible of the Palmarian Catholic Church. |
| Palmito cheese | A type of Costa Rican cheese |
| Palpebral fissure | The fissure separating the eyelids, defining the opening between them when the eyes are open |
| Palácio dos Bandeirantes | A palace in São Paulo, Brazil |
| Pamaquine | A drug (of the 8-aminoquinoline class) formerly used to treat malaria |
| Pambla Dam | A dam in Kerala, India |
| Pamela Mbabazi | A Ugandan university professor, and academic administrator |
| Pamiparib | A PARP inhibitor anti-cancer drug compound |
| Pan-American television frequencies | Frequencies on the radio spectrum used by television broadcasters in the Americas. |
| Pan Am Path | A multi-use hiking and cycling path in Toronto, Canada |
| Pan Jin-yu | Last speaker of the Pazeh language. |
| Pan minisc' | A grape dessert native to Basilicata, Italy |
| Panachaiki railway station | Railway station of Patras in the Peloponnese, Greece. |
| Panaqolus purusiensis | A species of catfish in the family Loricariidae |
| Panarwa thikana | A jagir of Solanki Rajputs in Bhomat, Mewar. |
| Pancreatic plexus | A division of the celiac plexus in the abdomen |
| Pandanallur style | A style of Bharatanatyam |
| Pandemic Diaries | A book about the British politician Matt Hancock |
| Panderodus | A venomous Conodont from the Early Paleozoic |
| Pangasius djambal | A species of fish |
| Panglima Kinta Mosque | A historical mosque in Perak, Malaysia |
| Panikhia Jati | A group of higher castes in Odisha, India |
| Pankrác Plain | A geomorphological and urban area in Prague |
| Panorama Mesdag | Painting by Hendrik Willem Mesdag. |
| Panoth Weir | A diversion dam in Kerala, India |
| Pantai Indah Kapuk | A township in Jakarta, Indonesia |
| Panthenol | Pair or mixture of stereoisomers. |
| Paola Tapia | Chilean civil engineer and politician. |
| Paolo Avitabile | Italian soldier. |
| Paolo Treves | Italian politician, publicist, political scientist, academic and anti-fascist. |
| Paper | Material for writing, printing, etc. |
| Paper Planes (M.I.A. song) | 2008 single by M.I.A. |
| Paper Trail | 2008 studio album by T.I. |
| Paper yarn | A yarn made from paper strips |
| Paperwork (T.I. album) | 2014 studio album by T.I. |
| Parable of the Invisible Gardener | A philosophical tale |
| Parabolic Hausdorff dimension | A certain fractal dimension |
| Parachute mitral valve | A congenital mitral valve disease that needs to be on wikipedia |
| Parade of the Fat Ox at the Paris Carnival | Festive tradition from Paris. |
| Paramantis | Genus of praying mantises. |
| Paranga, Tanzania | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Parascorpaena bandanensis | A species of scorpionfish |
| Parascorpaena moultoni | A species of scorpionfish native to the Western Central Pacific |
| Paraskoviivka, Pokrovsk Raion, Donetsk Oblast | A settlement village in Donetsk Oblast |
| Paratoxotus argodi | Species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. |
| Parbung | A village in Pherzawl District, Northeast India. |
| Parc naturel régional de la Martinique | A regional nature park in Martinique |
| Parchment craft | The art of embellishing and decorating parchment paper |
| Parenting plan | Child custody plan included in a marital separation agreement or final decree of divorce. |
| Paris-Saint-Lazare to Saint-Germain-en-Laye Line | French railway line. |
| Parish and Civil Registers in Paris | Records from Paris, France. |
| Parjanya | A deity of rain, Indra |
| Park 12 | A park in the Adelaide Park Lands |
| Park Avenue station (Charlotte) | Former heritage streetcar station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| Park Crescent, London | Protected architecture in south of Regent's Park. |
| Parkdean Resorts | Holiday park operator in the United Kingdom. |
| Parma Baptistery | A religious edifice |
| Parnaíba Thermal Power Complex | Thermoelectric complex in Maranhão, Brazil. |
| Parnidis Dune | A dune in Lithuania |
| Parnitha | A mountain range in Attica, Greece, north of Athens. |
| Parochial patronage | A type of patronage introduced in the late 19th century. |
| Parramatta cloth | A tweed cloth of the early 19th century from the town Parramatta |
| Parranda | Christmas season festivities in Puerto Rico. |
| Parseval's identity | The energy of a periodic function is the same in the time and frequency ___domain. |
| Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act, 1936 | A law controlling marriages of Paris living in India |
| Parthenia (Mauretania) | Ancient North African town. Titular Catholic See. |
| Partition function (number theory) | The number of partitions of an integer |
| Party Hard (Andrew W.K. song) | 2001 single by Andrew W.K. |
| Party and Bullshit | 1993 single by The Notorious B.I.G. |
| Party til You Puke | 2000 EP by Andrew W.K. |
| Paruntuk Kana | A poetic type of Makassarese proverb |
| Parvati Barrage | Dam in Kasipeta village, Manthani Mandal. |
| Parvez Dewan | Indian Administrative Services officer. |
| Pas kontuszowy | A cloth sash used for girding a kontusz (a robe-like garment). |
| Pascale Obolo | Cameroonian film director and artist. |
| Pashchimanchal Campus | A constituent campus of TU |
| Pass & Move (It's the Liverpool Groove) | 1996 single by Liverpool F.C. |
| Passing on the Right | 2016 book by Jon A. Shields and Joshua M. Dunn Sr. |
| Passiona | Australian soft drink (soda/pop) history. |
| Passive Aggressive: Singles 2002–2010 | 2011 compilation album by The Radio Dept. |
| Passnet | Magnetic stored-value card system formerly used for public transportation in Tokyo. |
| Passé simple | A French past tense |
| Pastures FC | Football club. |
| Pateh | Iranian traditional needlework folk art. |
| Patekibari | A village located in Assam |
| Pathovar | A bacterial strain or set of strains with the same or similar characteristics |
| Patibular fork | Gallows of columns of stone that rested on a horizontal beam of wood. |
| Patikhalghata Union | A council under Kathalia Upazila of Jhalakati District |
| Patkino | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Patras railway station | Railway station of Patras in the Peloponnese, Greece. |
| Patriarch of All Bulgaria | The head of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church |
| Patriarchal Exarchate in South-East Asia | Exarchate of the Moscow Patriarchate in Southeast Asia. |
| Patriarchate Court, Sremski Karlovci | The seat of the Eparchy of Srem |
| Patricia Mohammed | A Trinidadian scholar teaching in Cultural Studies located in West Indies |
| Patricia Mulholland | Irish violinist, choreographer, teacher and dancer. |
| Patrician Hall | The Patrician Hall: Cultural venue in Carrickmore, built in 1962, builds Educational Facilities |
| Patrick Gazé | Canadian film director and screenwriter from Quebec. |
| Patrick Neate | British novelist, journalist, poet, screenwriter and podcaster. |
| Patriot Mobile | Texas-based virtual cell network operator. |
| Patton Brothers | The Chuckle Brothers brothers |
| Paul Binnie | Paul Binnie is a Scottish artist working in the Japanese tradition of woodblock printing. |
| Paul C. Gartzke | 20th century American judge, Wisconsin Court of Appeals. |
| Paul Chato | Canadian comedian and web developer. |
| Paul G. Chandler (author) | American author, interfaith peacemaker, art curator, and Anglican clergyman. |
| Paul II Ardier | French administrator, diplomat, magistrate and financier. |
| Paul Methuen (clothier) | English cloth producer of mid-17th century. |
| Paul Offner | 20th century American politician. |
| Paul Webster (journalist) | A British journalist |
| Paul Young (Desperate Housewives) | Fictional character on Desperate Housewives. |
| Paul van Loon | Dutch writer (born 1955) of monster-themed books. |
| Pavagada Solar Park | Solar park in Karnataka, India. Largest solar park in the world by nameplate capacity. |
| Pavlo Nakonechnyy | Ukrainian professional strongman and powerlifter. |
| Pay-to-stay (imprisonment) | The practice of charging prisoners money for their involuntary stay |
| Pay bands | The range of compensation given for certain roles |
| Pay to surf | Paying to surf certain aspects of the Web. |
| Payable on Death | 2003 studio album by P.O.D. |
| Payable on Death Live | 1997 live album by P.O.D. |
| Pays de Faverges | A natural region in Haute-Savoie, France |
| Paṭisambhidāmagga | The 12th book of Khuddaka Nikaya in the Pali Canon |
| Peace Statue, Brighton | 1912 monument by Newbury Abbot Trent. |
| Peach John | A Japanese mail-order retailer of lingerie and women's apparel |
| Peak programme meter | A quasi-peak audio level meter originally developed in the 1930s |
| Pear (caricature) | Caricature by Charles Philipon. |
| PebblePost | A marking technology company founded by Lewis |
| Pechora Sea | A marginal sea at the north-west of Russia, the south-eastern part of the Barents Sea |
| Pectols Pyramid | Summit in the state of Utah, U.S.A. |
| Pedate | A biological structure that resembles feet, or has a quality of feet |
| Pedra da Risca do Meio Marine State Park | A state park in the state of Ceará, Brazil |
| Pedro Concepcion | About the Filipino COMELEC official and Supreme Court Justice of the Philippines. |
| Peepshow (burlesque) | Show by Jerry Mitchell in Paradise, Nevada. |
| Peer Mohammed Hussain | Indian politician and former minister of Jammu and Kashmir. |
| Peerless Trout First Nation | A First Nation in Alberta, Canada |
| Peeter Pedaja | Australian adventurer born in 1931. |
| Pegasus Networks | The first public Internet service provider in Australia |
| Peggy Oti-Boateng | The director of African Academy of Sciences |
| Peia (fish) | Extinct genus of Triassic fishes. |
| Peine station | Railway station in Peine, Germany. |
| Peineta (comb) | A hair ornament traditionally worn by women in the Hispanic world |
| Pelargonium cucullatum | A plant in the Geraniaceae from South Africa |
| Pele La | A high-mountain pass in Central Bhutan |
| Pella Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Pellier Park | Template for California Historical Landmarks in Santa Clara County. |
| Pelutho | A hamlet in Cumbria, England |
| Pen-down strike | A form of protest where employees refuse to perform their duties |
| Pen-y-fan Pond | A reservoir in South Wales |
| Pencarrow | A house in Cornwall, England |
| Pencersæte | Tribe or clan in Anglo-Saxon England. |
| Penetration depth | The depth light can penetrate into a material |
| Penflufen | Fungicide. |
| Penguicon | A primarily sci-fi and coding based convention |
| Penguin Problems | Children's picture book by Jory John and Lane Smith. |
| Penis clamp | A device that treats urinary incontinence |
| Penis extender | A device for Peyronie's disease and penis enlargement therapy |
| Penitenziagite | Medieval slogan meaning "Do penance". |
| Penn State Berks | Public university in Spring Township. Pennsylvania, US. |
| Pennies for Peace | A program to raise pennies to help fund |
| Penns Creek | A river in Pennsylvania, United States |
| Pennsylvania Route 363 | A state highway located in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania |
| Pennsylvania Route 463 | A 12.9-mile-long (20.8 km) state highway completely in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania |
| Penny & Giles | British engineering company. |
| Penola (yacht) | A History of the Antarctic exploration vessel Penola |
| Pentagonal tiling | A tiling of the plane by pentagons |
| Pentangle (puzzle supplier) | A puzzle distribution company |
| Pentax K-3 Mark III | The Pentax K-3 Mark III is flagship DSLR of the Pentax APS-C line |
| People's Commissariat of Defense of the Soviet Union | Highest military department of U.S.S.R. from 1934 to 1946. |
| People's Constitutional Party | Political party from New Mexico, U.S.A. |
| People's Party (Malta) | The People's Party is a minor conservative political party in Malta. |
| People's Revolution Alliance (Magway) | A rebel force in Magway, Myanmar |
| People's Supreme Court of Cuba | The highest judicial authority in Cuba |
| People's correspondent | Amateur worker peasant and journalists in the Soviet Union. |
| PeopleDoc | Cloud-based HR service delivery & HR document management platform. |
| People vs. Money Tour | 2008 concert tour by M.I.A. |
| Pepeng Kuryente: Man with a Thousand Volts | 1988 Filipino film starring Ramon Revilla Sr. |
| Perchem | A mountain massif in Crimea |
| Percy Sheardown | Canadian bridge player. |
| Peremoha, Pokrovsk Raion, Donetsk Oblast | A village in Donetsk Oblast |
| Peres Center for Peace | Israeli organization for the promotion of peace and innovation. |
| Perfect Harmony (musical) | A cappella musical comedy by Andrew Grosso |
| Performance-lecture | A performance lecture blends aspects of teaching and performance art |
| Periadriatic Seam | The border between the Adriatic and European plates |
| Perimilovsky Heights | A Moscow Oblast battlefield during World War II |
| Perineology | Medical speciality dealing with functional problems of the female perineum. |
| Period (Another American Lie) | 1987 studio album by B.A.L.L. |
| Periodisation of Roman civilisation | The epistemology of Roman civilisation's history |
| Peripheral Ring Road | Proposed Ring Road and Bypass of Bengaluru, alleviating traffic snarls in downtown areas. |
| Peripolar cell | A type of glomerular epithelial cell |
| Periscope rifle | A firearm with a periscope for firing from behind cover |
| Perlan | A landmark and museum in the Icelandic capital of Reykjavík |
| Perrin number | Number sequence 3,0,2,3,2,5,5,7,10,... |
| Perriton Maxwell | American author, editor and artist. |
| Perry Barr Reservoir | A reservoir in the West Midlands of England |
| Person-fit analysis | Psychometric technique for assessing validity of test scores. |
| Personal boundaries | An individual's asserted personal values |
| Personal income | An individual's total earnings |
| Personal organizer | Notebook including a diary, calendar, address book, etc. |
| Personality theories of addiction | Personality traits positively associated with substance abuse and addiction. |
| Personnel Bureau of the General Office of the Chinese Communist Party | Internal agency of Chinese Communist Party. |
| Peshgeer | Cotton printed cloth made of English threads, used for petticoats for poor people. |
| Pet Grief | 2006 studio album by The Radio Dept. |
| Pet carrier | Gadget used to transport animals. |
| Pet psychic | Person who claims to communicate by psychic means with animals, either living or dead. |
| Petaloudes | A municipal unit in Rhodes, Greece, associated with "the valley of the butterflies." |
| Petaserpes rosalbus | Species of millipede. |
| Pete Winkelman | Chairman of Milton Keynes Dons F.C. |
| Peter Bruns | German cellist and university professor. |
| Peter H. Engle | 19th century American lawyer and judge, Iowa pioneer. |
| Peter La Touche (died 1830) | Landowner and Irish politician. |
| Peter Lineham | New Zealand historian specialising in religious history. |
| Peter Mugyenyi | A Ugandan physician, HIV/AIDS researcher, medical administrator and author. |
| Peter Sanders (filmmaker) | American filmmaker and former actor. |
| Peter Van Vliet | 19th century American farmer and politician. |
| Peter Yuen | Chinese-Canadian former Deputy Chief of Toronto Police nominated by Ontario Liberal party. |
| Peter of Koriša | The first hermit saint of Medieval Serbia |
| Peter of Lusignan | Regent of the Kingdom of Cyprus and titular Count of Tripoli. |
| Peterhead Bay | A bay in Aberdeenshire, on the east coast of Scotland |
| Petit-Goâve FC | Professional football club based in Haiti. |
| Petite Écurie | The Petite Écurie is a monument located in Versailles. |
| Petits Propos Culinaires | A food history journal |
| Petra Pico | Biography of Petra Pico, a Ventureño Chumash basket weaver. |
| Petroleum Road (Negev) | A road in the Negev, Israel |
| Petropars | Three more references have been added to show its notability. |
| Pets & Pickers | Pets & Pickers is a docuseries that follows a Canadian animal hospital. |
| Petter Karlsson (musher) | A swedish sleddog driver/musher |
| Peykaap III-class missile boat | Iranian fast patrol craft operated by IRGC. |
| Pešna | A cave and a cultural heritage site |
| Peṭakopadesa | A part of Khuddaka Nikaya in the Pali Canon |
| Pfeifer Broz. Music | American trailer music company. |
| Ph.D. (Ph.D. album) | 1981 studio album by Ph.D. |
| Phanes coins | Coins of the 7th century B.C. |
| Phantasie (series) | 1980s video game series. |
| Phantasos | A dream god |
| Phantom vehicle | Vehicle that causes injury, death, or damage without making physical contact. |
| Pharae | The ancient name of modern Fares, Achaea, Greece |
| Phase space crystal | A state of a physical system in phase space |
| Phasor approach to fluorescence lifetime and spectral imaging | A method for displaying sine wave vectors |
| Pheichom | A Meitei loincloth worn by men |
| Phenolic paper | Plastic impregnated cardboard. |
| Phi X 174 | A single-stranded DNA virus that infects bacteria |
| Phil Rapp | Cutting horse trainer and inductee in the NCHA Rider Hall of Fame. |
| Philip Allott | A public Commissioner for North Yorkshire, England |
| Philip Goldson Highway | Highway in Belize. |
| Philip S. Davidson | U.S. Navy Four Star Admiral. |
| Philippine University Games | Collegiate athletic multi-sport competition in the Philippines. |
| Philippines at the 1924 Summer Olympics | The Philippines at the Games of the XIII Olympiad in Paris |
| Philippines at the 1928 Summer Olympics | The Philippines at the Games of the XIII Olympiad in Paris |
| Phillips West, Minneapolis | Neighborhood in South Central Minneapolis, MN on the West side of the Phillips Community. |
| Philo White | 19th century American politician. |
| Philogyny | The fondness, love or admiration of women |
| Phnom Doh Kromom | Prominent hills near Sen Monorom town, Mondulkiri province. |
| Phnom Nam Lyr | Prominent basalt hill in Mondulkiri province. |
| Phnom Thnout-Phnom Pok Wildlife Sanctuary | Protected area in Cambodia, important for banteng. |
| Phoenix Airways | Inter-Caribbean airline based in Basseterre, Saint Kitts. |
| Phosphates in detergent | The use of phospates in detergents |
| Phosphoryl group | A group consisting of phosphorus and oxygen |
| Phosphoryl nitride | A molecule with formula "OPN". |
| Photo album | A book full of photographs |
| Photostationary state | The equilibrium chemical composition under a specific kind of electromagnetic irradiation |
| Phyllosphere | The plant surface as a habitat for microorganisms |
| Physalis walteri | A species of flowering plant |
| Physicalization | A way to place multiple physical machines in a rack unit |
| Phytophthora lacustris | Species of oomycete plant pathogen. |
| Piano and String Quintet (Vierne) | Piano composition by Vierne. |
| Picasso file | Report written by General Juan Picasso in relation to the events in the Battle of Annual. |
| Pick glass | A magnifying glass helpful in counting thread count |
| Pickled walnuts | A traditional English pickle made from walnuts |
| Pictures at an Exhibition (film) | Japanese animated film produced in 1966 by Osamu Tezuka. |
| Picturesque Tourist of Scotland | A historical publication by A and C Black |
| Pidstepne | A village in Kherson Oblast |
| Pierre Arnoul | Naval intendant during the reign of Louis XIV. |
| Piers Park Sailing Center | A non-profit community sailing organization in Boston, United States |
| Piggy Bank Bandit | Phoenix serial bank robber & Phoenix bank robberies. |
| Piha kaetta | A knife/dagger from Sri Lanka |
| Pikes Creek Tragedy | 1884 train wreck in Wisconsin. |
| Pilar Formation | A geologic formation in New Mexico |
| Piledriver (professional wrestling) | A banned Professional wrestling move |
| Pimpama railway station | A planned train station in Pimpama, Queensland. |
| Pin trading | The culture and practice of trading pins |
| Pinacol rearrangement | Rearrangement of compound by charge rearrangement. |
| Pinaka (Hinduism) | The celestial bow of Shiva |
| Pindeshwor Vidyapeeth | A campus affiliated with NSU |
| Pine Crest School | Private prep school in South Florida. |
| Pingtung line | One of the two partially double-track railway in Taiwan along with South-link line. |
| Pink BH | Bosnian cable television channel based in Sarajevo. |
| Pink Lady Lemonade ~ You're from Inner Space | 2011 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Pink Taco | Mexican restaurant chain in Los Angeles, Cal. |
| Pinnacle (Dhaka) | A 40-floor skyscraper in Dhaka, Bangladesh |
| Pinni (cloth) | A handwoven cotton fabric of Burma |
| Pintle injector | Propellant injection device for a rocket engine. |
| Pinus maestrensis | A hybrid conifer found in Cuba |
| Pioneers of Enver | Children and youth communist organization from Albania. |
| Pipe plug | Pipe Plug is a rubber pneumatic tool for temporary sealing of pipelines. |
| Pipe wrench | A wrench for assembling and disassembling piping made of threaded pipes |
| Pipeline Bodysurfing Classic | Bodysurfing competition in Oahu, Hawaii. |
| Pipestem Dam | Dam in North Dakota, United States. Located near Jamestown. |
| Pipili appliqué work | Appliqué work. |
| Pir (Zoroastrianism) | A Zoroastrian pilgrimage site |
| Pira Jangla | A Village in Punjab, Pakistan |
| Piraeus Athena | Bronze statue dated to the fourth century BCE. |
| Pirmam | A town in Iraq |
| Pirouette (dressage) | A complex maneuver in dressage |
| Piru Mansion | Queen Anne Style home designated Ventura County Historical Landmark #4 in Piru, California. |
| Pitlyal Loch | A lake in Angus, Scotland |
| Pitot–static system | System of pressure-sensitive instruments used to determine an aircraft's speed, altitude, etc. |
| Pitts Special (roller coaster) | Roller coaster made by Gerstlauer for the PowerPark amusement park in Alahärmä, Finland. |
| Plactic monoid | The monoid of all words in the alphabet of positive integers modulo Knuth equivalence |
| Plainberg | A 549-meter hill in Bergheim, Salzburg, Austria. |
| Plan of Rome (Bigot) | Ancient Rome relief map. |
| Plana School | A school on the National Register of Historic Places. |
| Planet Dog Records | Record label based in London, UK. |
| Planet Sub | Fast food restaurant known for scratch-made bread. |
| Planetae | The planets as known in classical Greece and Rome |
| Plant press | A press used to preserve and store plantsis |
| Planta Solar de Salamanca | Photovoltaic power plant located in Salamanca, Spain. |
| Planète Rap | French radio programme. |
| Plas-y-Court Halt railway station | Former railway station in Shropshire, England. |
| Plasketlands | A hamlet in Cumbria, England |
| Plasmodiophora brassicae | A soilborne fungus |
| Plautdietsch | A daughter language or dialect of Low German |
| Play on Love | 1975 single by Jefferson Starship. |
| Player's Anthem | 1995 single by Junior M.A.F.I.A. featuring The Notorious B.I.G. |
| Playhouse Video | A now-defunct sub-label of CBS/Fox Video |
| Plealey Road railway station | Former railway station in Shropshire, England. |
| Plovdiv Peak | 1,040m peak in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica. |
| Pluton emplacement | The ways magma is accommodated in a host rock where the final result is a pluton |
| Plymouth Church Seattle | A church in Seattle, Washington |
| Pocket part | Document on the back of a legal book to ensure the most current law is examined. |
| Podolian Upland | A relief form in Ukraine, part of the East European Plain |
| Podolsk (inhabited locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Podolsky (rural locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Podróż zwana życiem | 2015 studio album by O.S.T.R. |
| Podvis School | The first Macedonian language school and cultural heritage site |
| Podvolochye | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Poe Textile Mill | 19th-century Textile Mill in Greenville, South Carolina. |
| Poet Vijay Gupta's Mansa Devi Temple | A hindu temple in Bangladesh |
| Pogodno (former city district) | Former district of the city of Szczecin from 1954 to 1976. |
| Pogonotomia | The art of shaving |
| Point-and-shoot interface | A type of computer interface |
| Point Ellice Bridge | A road-crossing of the Victoria Harbour, British Columbia |
| Point of beginning | A surveyor's mark at the beginning ___location for the wide-scale surveying of land |
| Point of zero charge | The pH value at which the surface of a colloidal solid carries no net electrical charge |
| Pointe-au-Père National Wildlife Area | National Wildlife Reserve located in Quebec, Canada. |
| Pointe des Almadies | The westernmost point of Senegal and the African mainland |
| Pointwise convergence | A notion of convergence in mathematics |
| Pokahuntas Bell | A bell named after Pocahontas |
| Polair Queensland | The aviation division of the Queensland Police Service |
| Polar Bears (The Naked Brothers Band) | 13th, 14th and 15th episodes of the 2nd season of The Naked Brothers Band TV series. |
| Polesaw | A saw mounted on a long pole, usually for pruning trees |
| Polhov Gradec Hills | A hilly region of northwestern Slovenia |
| Police Act | Legislative title used in some British Commonwealth countries. |
| Police diving | A branch of professional diving carried out by police services |
| Police support volunteer | Volunteering role within British Police Forces. |
| Policía Foral | Regional police of Navarre, Spain. |
| Polish Organization for the Struggle for Independence | World War II Polish organisation. |
| Politics of Pernambuco | Determination of the powers that make up Pernambuco's government structure. |
| Polka de W.R. | Piano composition by Sergei Rachmaninoff. |
| Polkorridoren | Mountain pass in Peary Land, Greenland. |
| Pollachi Lok Sabha constituency | One of the 39 Parliamentary Constituencies in Tamil Nadu, in India. |
| Pollicitation in French Civil Law | French civil law. |
| Polo cloth | A woolen cloth by the Worumbo Manufacturing Company. |
| Polom (Bratunac) | A village in Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Polur | Market town in Tiruvannamalai District, Tamil Nadu. |
| Polybaric melting | A mode of origin of basaltic magma |
| Polychaos dubium | A freshwater amoeboid |
| Polycom VSX 7000 | A videoconferencing system made by Polycom |
| Polydivisible number | A number whose first n digits is a multiple of n |
| Polyherbal formulation | The use of more than one herb in herbal medicine |
| Polyinstantiation | A cybersecurity method in computer science |
| Polypyrimidine tract | A pyrimidine-rich sequence involved in pre-messenger RNA maturation |
| Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico | Private university in San Juan, Puerto Rico. |
| Polyzonium eburneum | A species of millipede |
| Pomelo the Garden Elephant | Series of French children's books. |
| Pomeroy bullet | A type of explosive ammunition |
| Pompeian red | Pompeian Red refers to the color of an iron oxide-based mineral pigment. |
| Ponca Fort | Archaeological site in Missouri, U..S. |
| Ponche Navideño | Mexican Christmas punch. |
| Pont Cysyllte | Road bridge in Trevor, Wrexham, Wales. |
| Pont Vell, Santa Eulària des Riu | Bridge in Ibiza, Spain. |
| Pontbriand River | A river in Côte-Nord, Quebec, Canada |
| Pontesbury railway station | Former railway station in Shropshire, England. |
| Pontins | British chain of campgrounds and holiday resorts. |
| Ponton train derailment | 2018 train derailment in Manitoba, Canada resulting in one death. |
| Pooling layer | Architectural motif in neural networks for aggregating information. |
| Pootie Tang | 2001 American comedy film by Louis C.K. |
| Popovo-Lezhachi | A village in Kursk Oblast |
| Poppin' the Hood! | 2004 studio album by The Sklar Bros. |
| Popular (M.I.A. song) | 2022 single by M.I.A. |
| Por el Resto de Tu Vida | Single by Christian Nodal and Tini. |
| Porga, Benin | Town found in the Atakora Department of Benin. |
| Porgy & Bess Revisited | 1959 studio album by Stewart-Williams & Co. |
| Port-Christmas | French historical harbor with historical influence. |
| Port Isaac | A village in Cornwall, England |
| Port of Nantes | French commercial port. |
| Portal venous system | The capillary bed pools into another through veins without first going through the heart |
| Portals network programming application programming interface | The future of Travel |
| Porth Reservoir | A reservoir in Cormwall, England |
| Portlaoise Prison | Maximum security prison in Ireland. |
| Portsmouth Dreadnoughts | American Football team based in the United Kingdom. |
| Portuguese Constitution of 1822 | First constitution of the Kingdom of Portugal (1822-1826). |
| Positive mental attitude | The importance of positive thinking as a contributing factor of success |
| Positive pressure enclosure | A chamber in which fresh air is pumped in to help remove dangerous fumes |
| Posselt's envelope of motion | The range of movement of the mandible |
| Post-abolition in Brazil | Period following the abolition of slavery. |
| Post-traumatic seizure | A seizure caused by a traumatic brain injury |
| Post-tropical cyclone | A tropical cyclone that no longer possesses tropical characteristics |
| Postal holiday | A U.S. federal holiday on which no regular mail is delivered |
| Postcanine megadontia | Relative enlargement of pre-molars and molars compared with other teeth. |
| Posting rule | A mailed contract is accepted when the letter is posted |
| Postmaster-General of Victoria | A minister within the Cabinet of Victoria |
| Potato Hole | 2009 studio album by Booker T. |
| Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad | Railroad based in West Virginia, U.S.A. |
| Poudre Wilderness Volunteers | A partner with Canyon Lakes Ranger District |
| Poul Creek Formation | Geologic formation in Alaska. |
| Pourpoint | Late medieval piece of clothing. |
| Poverty–industrial complex | The privatization of social services |
| Powdermill Reservoir | A lake in East Sussex, England |
| Power-on hours | The length of time that electrical power is applied to a device |
| Pozhoga | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Prabodhananda Sarasvati | Rasika saint from Vrndāvana, disciple of Sri Hita Harivamsa Mahaprabhu. |
| Prageeth Eknaligoda | Missing Sri-Lankan Political Analyst and Journalist. |
| Pragmatic clinical trial | A clinical trial that focuses on outcome correlations rather than causality |
| Praia de Naufragados | Beach on Santa Catarina Island in Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil. |
| Praise (album) | 2017 studio album by Emcee N.I.C.E. |
| Prajwala | Organization against prostitution and sex trafficking. |
| Prakash Nagar metro station | Metro station in Hyderabad, India. |
| Prastara | A sort of entablature in Hindu temple architecture. |
| Prawn Rougaille | A Mauritian dish primarily composed on tomato-based sauce and prawn |
| Prayers for the Blessed | 2016 studio album by Sixx:A.M. |
| Prayers for the Damned | 2016 studio album by Sixx:A.M. |
| Pre-Columbian era | The Americas prior to European influence |
| Pre-service teacher education | The education and training provided to student teachers before they have undertaken any teaching |
| Preaching Lies to the Righteous | 2001 studio album by Blue October. |
| Predictive buying | Digital marketing technique. |
| Pref (artist) | British graffiti fine artist muralist. |
| Prek Prasab Wildlife Sanctuary | Protected area in Cambodia, important for hog deer. |
| Premarital medical examination | Mandated exams in some U.S. states, etc. |
| Premiere (The O.C.) | First episode of the first season of The O.C. |
| Presbyterian Church of Senegal | A presbyterian denominations in Senegal |
| Prescott Park (New Hampshire) | A public park in Portsmouth, NH |
| Preseault v. United States | US court case involving Rail to Trails programs in the state of Vermont. |
| Presence (sound recording) | The "silence" recorded at a ___location or space when no instruments play or voices speak |
| President Street Synagogue | Former Jewish synagogue in Transvaal, South Africa. |
| Presidential Palace, Vilnius | Official Palace of the President of Lithuania. |
| Press check | Verifies color on press v. color proof. |
| Pressure (The Kinks song) | The Kinks song |
| Presymplectic form | A closed degenerate differential 2-form of constant rank |
| Pretty Girl (Jon B. song) | 1995 single by Jon B. |
| Primary cell culture | The culture of cells from fresh tissues |
| Primary standard | The highest-quality standard in metrology or chemistry |
| Prime: S.E.S. the Best | 2000 greatest hits album by S.E.S. |
| Primera Plana | A defunct weekly magazine in Argentina |
| Primula wollastonii | Species of flowering plant. |
| Prince Edward Island Route 7 | Two-lane highway located in central Prince Edward Island. |
| Prince Fushimi Sadamochi | The second son of the 116th Emperor Momozono |
| Prince Hamid Armah | Member of Parliament for Kwesimintsim Constituency in the Western Region of Ghana. |
| Prince Philippe, Count of Paris | French royal; pretender to the French throne (1848–94). |
| Prince of Waterloo | A title in Dutch and Belgian nobility |
| Princess Auto Stadium | Outdoor stadium in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. |
| Princess Dowager Guo | A chinese princess in Former Liang |
| Princess Marie Adelheid of Lippe | A nazi criminal. Princess Heinrich XXXII Reuss of Köstritz |
| Princeton Footnotes | A cappella group from New Jersey, US |
| Princeton Katzenjammers | A cappella group |
| Prior of Christ Church | Priors at Cantebury Cathedral before the Tudor destruction of the monastaries. |
| Priscila Krause | Brazilian journalist and politician. |
| Prison island | Island which contains a prison, jail or correctional facility. |
| Prisoner rights in the United States | Rights of prisoners in the U.S.A. |
| Pritchard's Bridge railway station | A closed Railway station in County Armagh, Northern Ireland |
| Prithvi Narayan Campus | A campus affiliated with TU |
| Priti Ramamurthy | American political economist. |
| Private foundation (United States) | A privately-endowed non-profit. Often providing funds for other charities. |
| Prix Joseph Kessel | A prize in French language literature |
| Probability of default | A financial term |
| Procedendo | A prerogative writ in common law jurisprudence |
| Procurador en Cortes | Title of a member of the Spanish parliament. |
| Product displacement | Removal of references to brands in creative works. |
| Product life-cycle theory | Theory to describe international trade patterns. |
| Production of Sense8 | Processes involved in the making of Sense8. |
| Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board | A test for international medical graduates to practice in the UK |
| Professional car | A long-wheelbase car for commercial or industrial functions |
| Professional conference organiser | A company specializing in planning and managing conferences and events |
| Programmable photonics | The study of photonic circuits for computation |
| Programming Computable Functions | A typed functional language |
| Programming ___domain | A programming environment |
| Progressive revelation (Christianity) | The bible progressively reveals God |
| Project Driver | 1986 studio album by M.A.R.S. |
| Project Sarvoday | A Government of Haryana initiative |
| Project Sauron | A computer malware targeting Windows systems, likely designed for espionage. |
| Project Stormfury | NOAA weather modification program. |
| Prokopy Petrovich Lyapunov | A 17th century political figure, voivode, and nobleman in Tsardom of Russia |
| Prone ventilation | A method of ventilation in which the patient lies face-down |
| Propulsive fluid accumulator | A self-filling orbital rocket fuel depot |
| Prospective memory | A form of memory that involves a planned future action or intention |
| Protection forest | A forest which protects from natural hazard |
| Protein splicing | The post-translational removal of peptide sequences from within a protein sequence |
| Protein structural phylogenetics | A field of phylogenetics informed by protein structure |
| Protestantism in Italy | The largest minority of Christian denominations in Italy |
| Provider (N.E.R.D. song) | 2002 single by N.E.R.D. |
| Provincial Medical and Surgical Association | The 19th-century predecessor of the British Medical Association |
| Provincial radio (TRT) | A former radio network in Turkey |
| Proxmox Backup Server | Linux distribution for backup of VMs, container, and physical hosts. |
| Prudence Penny | A pen name used by women home economics writers |
| Prunella (cloth) | A smooth worsted fabric |
| Prunus × mohacsyana | A hybrid species of cherry |
| Psalter of Bonne de Luxembourg | The Prayer Book of Bonne of Luxembourg |
| Psammophyte | A type of plant that thrives on or requires sandy soil |
| Pseudonajatoxin b | A toxin found in the venom of the eastern brown snake. |
| Pseudorandom generator theorem | The existence of pseudorandom generators is related to the existence of one-way functions |
| Pseudowire | A point-to-point connection over a packet-switched network |
| Psi hit | A parapsychological result more than that expected by chance |
| Psiloritis Natural Park | Central Cretan UNESCO Global Geopark. |
| Psychomanteum | A kind of structure built for the paranormal activity of communicating with spirits. |
| Psychomotor vigilance task | A psychometric test of attention |
| Pterygoid bone | A paired bone forming part of the palate of many vertebrates |
| Public News Service | Donald Cornett, Friday, September 13, 2024, Report from small claims court . |
| Public ___domain in French public law | The public ___domain in French public law. |
| Public value | The value that an organization or activity contributes to society |
| Publius Plautius Hypsaeus | 1st century BC Roman politician. |
| Pudding cloth | A culinary utensil |
| Pueblo de Los Muertos | Historical ruin in Maricopa County, Arizona. |
| Puente (holiday) | Spanish term for taking a day off to join two holidays. |
| Puketahā (wildlife sanctuary) | A proposed wildlife sanctuary in Wainuiomata, New Zealand |
| Pulchowk Campus | A campus affiliated with TU |
| Pulrossie | Farm in Sutherland, in the Highland council area of Scotland. |
| Pulsatile flow | A flow with periodic variations (fluid dyamics) |
| Pult | A region northern Albania |
| Pumao | Town in Arunachal Pradesh, India. |
| Pumphonia | 2004 studio album by Benassi Bros. |
| Pung Cholom | A classical dance form of Meitei culture |
| Punk Goes Pop Volume Two | 2009 compilation album by Punk Goes... |
| Pure (In the Woods... album) | 2016 studio album by In the Woods... |
| Purgaz | Erzya prince, ruler of the Erzya country in the XIII century. |
| Purple sand | Purple beach coloration caused by unique mineral deposits. |
| Purse hook | A hook to hang a purse or handbag on |
| Puru (Hinduism) | Son of Yayati, one of ancestors of the Pandavas and Kauravas. |
| Purulent pericarditis | Inflammation of the sac surrounding the heart due to bacterial infection. |
| Purwanchal Campus | A constituent campus of TU |
| Pusey and Jones | Ship builder and industrial equipment manufacturer in Wilmington, Delaware. |
| Puthoorppilly Sree Krishnaswamy Temple | Temple in Ernakulam District, Kerala, India. |
| Putney Swope | 1969 film by Robert Downey, Sr. |
| Pušalotas | The village in Panevėžys County, Lithuania |
| Pydimarri Venkata Subba Rao | The composer of the Indian National Pledge! |
| Pylna | A settlement in Kharkiv Oblast |
| Pylonesque EP | 2002 EP by Christ. |
| Pyongyang Bell | A National Treasure of North Korea |
| Pyriphis | Genus of mites in the family Ologamasidae. |
| Pyrrhoderma noxium | Species of fungus that is associated with brown root rot. |
| Pythagoras tree (fractal) | A plane fractal constructed from squares |
| Pärnu Castle | The Red Tower |
| Pé na Cova | Brazilian comedy TV series. |
| Péyi-A | Political party in Martinique. |
| Płomyk | Magazine for children published in Poland from 1917 through 1991. |
| Q-Vandermonde identity | A q-analogue of the Chu–Vandermonde identity. |
| Qantara Sharq | A city on the Suez Canal, Ismailia, Egypt |
| Qantas Frequent Flyer | Frequent flyer program by Qantas. |
| Qaraami | A genre of traditional Somali music |
| Qarmaq | A type of inter-seasonal, single-room family dwelling used by Inuit |
| Qasim Mehdi | A renowned Pakistani molecular biologist |
| Qasimiya | A branch of the Naqshbandi order |
| Qasrok, Iraq | Town In Kurdistan, Iraq. |
| Qat (deity) | The principal god in the oral mythology of the Banks Islands, northern Vanuatu |
| Qian Julie Wang | Chinese-American writer and civil rights lawyer. |
| Qidwai | A community of Muslims in India and Pakistan |
| Qinah (metre) | A metre used in Hebrew biblical poetry |
| Qingmao Port | A China – Macau customs checkpoint, next to Gongbei Port |
| Qiqihar Medical University | Provincial public medical college in Qiqihar, Heilongjiang, China. |
| Qizil Arslan | The Atabeg (ruler) of the Turkic dynasty of Eldiguzids from 1186 to 1191 |
| Quadball in Australia | The sport quidditch/quadball in Australia |
| Quality of working life | A person's broader employment-related experience |
| Quantum steering | A property of states in quantum mechanics |
| Quanzhou Taiwanese Investment Zone | A Special Economic Zone in Quanzhou, Fujian |
| Quasi-complete space | A topological vector space in which every closed and bounded subset is complete |
| Quasi-identity | A kind of Horn clause, a generalization of identities |
| Quasirandom group | A group with no large product-free subset |
| Quaternary carbon | A carbon atom bound to four other carbon atoms |
| Quaternionic vector space | Module over the algebra of quaternions. |
| Qubbat az-Zum Mosque | A historic mosque in the city of Jibla, Yemen |
| Qubit field theory | A generalization of quantum field theory |
| Qudos Bank | A customer-owned bank in Australia. |
| Qudshanis | A village in the district and province of Hakkari in southeast Turkey |
| Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada Museum | The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada military museum in Manitoba, Canada |
| Queen G | 2018 EP by G.E.M. |
| Queen Victoria's journals | The personal diaries of Queen Victoria |
| Queen of Hearts World Tour | 2017–2019 concert tour by G.E.M. |
| Queensgate Peterborough | Shopping mall in Peterborough, Cambs. |
| Queenstown Massacre | The 1985 civilians massacre by police force |
| Queer ecology | A series of practices that reimagine nature, biology, and sexuality in the light of queer theory |
| Quenching (astronomy) | A phenomenon whereby a galaxy shuts down its star formation. |
| Quercus × rosacea | A hybrid species in the family Fagaceae |
| Questa Solar Facility | Concentrator photovoltaics (CPV) power station in Questa, New Mexico. |
| Question Hour | The first hour of a sitting session of India's Lok Sabha where questions can be raised |
| Queuing delay | The time a job waits in a queue until it can be executed |
| Quhistan | A historical region of Iranian Plateau |
| Quick ratio | A company's liquid assets divided by its current liabilities |
| Quickstep (march music) | A type of march music |
| Quiet City (music) | Composition for trumpet, cor anglais and string orchestra by Aaron Copland. |
| Quillen adjunction | A special kind of adjunction between categories named after Daniel Quillen |
| Quinebaug Valley Community College | Public college in Danielson, Connecticut, US. |
| Quota system of Bangladesh Civil Service | A quota system for positions in the Bangladesh Civil Service |
| Quotition and partition | Operations in arithmetic. |
| Qurai | A god of Somosomo in Fijian mythology |
| R*-tree | A variant of R-trees used for indexing spatial information |
| R. A. Headworks | A diversion dam in Kerala, India |
| R. N. Messenger | 19th century American politician. |
| R. Torre & Company, Inc. | San Francisco company of syrups, sauces, etc. |
| RBS International | International banking arm of NatWest Group headquartered in Jersey, Channel Islands. |
| RCMP Heritage Centre | History museum in Saskatchewan, Canada. |
| RDX: Robert Dony Xavier (soundtrack) | 2023 soundtrack album by Sam C. S. |
| RE2 (software) | Software library for regular expressions. |
| RER B | Hybrid suburban commuter and rapid transit system serving Paris, France and its suburbs. |
| RISE controllers | A robust nonlinear control to achieve exponential stabilization |
| RLV Technology Demonstration Programme | Indian reusable rocket technology demonstration programme. |
| RMMV TG MIL range of trucks | Militarised commercial trucks. |
| RNAS Hornsea Mere | A former Royal Naval Air Service base in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England |
| RNA velocity | Brief introduction of RNA Velocity and softwares. |
| RS-68 | A large hydrogen-oxygen rocket engine that powers the Delta IV rocket |
| R (Nicklinson) v Ministry of Justice | Case brought before UK Supreme Court regarding the right to die in English law. |
| R v Hughes | A trilogy of closely related cases on the constitutionality of the capital punishment |
| R v Secretary of State for Home Affairs, ex p O'Brien | A 1923 test case in English law |
| Rabat–Tangier expressway | Expressway in Morocco. |
| Rabbi Jacob dance | A dance scene from a French film |
| Rabdology | The first of three devices to aid arithmetic calculation, described by John Napier |
| Rabha Jatiya Aikya Manch | A regional political party in Assam, India |
| Race (French Constitution) | French notion of "race". |
| Rada'a | A City in Al Bayda Governorate, Yemen |
| Radamés (footballer) | Brazilian footballer. |
| Radcliffe-on-Trent | Village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire, England. |
| Radetzky March | 1848 march by Johann Strauss Sr. |
| Radha Krishna Vivah Sthali, Bhandirvan | The place of Radha Krishna's marriage |
| Radical of an integer | The product of the prime factors of a given integer |
| Radio-controlled submarine | Scale model of a submarine that can be steered via radio control. |
| Radio Helderberg | Community radio station in the Helderberg area of the Western Cape, South Africa. |
| Radio IIMT | Radio station in Meerut, India. |
| Radiological Response and Emergency Management System | State-managed radiation monitoring and warning system for the United Kingdom. |
| Radipole Lake | A lake in Dorset, England |
| Raffelstetten customs regulations | Latin-language medieval legal text about trade between Germans and Slavs. |
| Raghupati Raghava Raja Ram | A devotional song popularised by Gandhi |
| Rail transport in Botswana | Rail transportation in Botswana including its history and current network. |
| Railways in Ely | The railway network in and around Ely, England |
| Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles | A chronolgical concert dedicated to the Beatles band |
| Rain chain | Decorative chain guiding water falling from a roof. |
| Rain or Shine (O.A.R. album) | 2010 live album by O.A.R. |
| Raison, Himachal Pradesh | A camping ground stopover in Himachal Pradesh, India |
| Raja Mohar Singh | The Ruler of Maurha |
| Raja Mumtaz Hussain Rathore | Former Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir. |
| Rajar (tribe) | Sindhi Rajput tribe. |
| Rajkiya Inter College | School in Uttrakhand state, India. |
| Rajkot, Sahiwal District | Town in Punjab, Pakistan. |
| Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya | Agricultural university in Madhya Pradesh, India. |
| Rajouri district | District of Jammu and Kashmir administered by India. |
| Rajshahi | A metropolitan city in North-Western Bangladesh |
| Rajvir Dahiya | Indian-American academic scientist. |
| Rajyotsava Awards (2014) | Rajyotsava Award winners of 2014. |
| Rake Is My Co-Pilot | 1994 studio album by Rake. |
| Rakshasa (amatya) | A character in the ancient Indian Sanskrit-language play Mudrarakshasa |
| Rally cap | A baseball superstition |
| Ralph II, Count of Vermandois | French noble, and Capetian count of Vermandois. |
| Ralph L. Fike High School | High school in Wilson, North Carolina, in the USA. |
| Ralph Querfurth (game designer) | German board game editor and board game designer. |
| Ralph Wilde | Academic and expert in public international law. |
| Ralphie Dee | American D.J. |
| Ralston Dam | Dam in Jefferson County, Colorado. |
| Ram Bahadur Subba | A politician from Sikkim, India |
| Ram Sundar Pilot High School, Bishwanath, Sylhet | A High School in Biswanath, Sylhet, Bangladesh |
| Ramdas Kathiababa | Eighteenth-century Hindu religious leader, Nimbarka saint, philosopher. |
| Ramensky (inhabited locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Rami Library | A library in Istanbul, Eyüpsultan |
| Ramon Cojuangco Building | Office building in Makati, Philippines. |
| Ramos National Park | A national park |
| Rampal Union | Union Parishad in Munshiganj Sadar Upazila. |
| Rampur chaddar | A kind of handspun shawl |
| Rancho La Purísima Concepción | Template for California Historical Landmarks in Santa Clara County. |
| Random Acts of Kindness Day | A day to celebrate kindlness |
| Randonneuring | A long-distance cycling sport |
| Randy L. Maddox | The American Theologian And Ordained Minister In United Methodist Church |
| Rang Tang | A 1927 Broadway musical |
| Rangbhoomi Spaces | A Performing Space in Hyderabad for Theatre, Dance, Music and Workshops |
| Ranghar | A community of Muslim Rajputs and agriculturists |
| Ranjan Bezbaruah | Indian singer, lyricist, translator. |
| Rank | A position in a hierarchy |
| Ranklet | Statistical method for pattern recognition. |
| Ranni-Perinad Weir | A diversion dam in Kerala, India |
| Rap-Sodia efectului defectului | 1995 studio album by R.A.C.L.A. |
| Rap Is FrancisM | 1992 studio album by Francis M. |
| Rapid Relief Team | Charity that provides emergency food and welfare support to disaster-affected communities. |
| Rapperholic | A Ghanaian musical concert series hosted by Sarkodie |
| Ras Al Khaimah Transport Authority | Transportation authority in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. |
| Rashid Pur Altabari | Village in Kishanganj, Bihar, India. |
| Rashid Rana | A contemporary painter and artist from Pakistan |
| Rashmi Bansal | Indian non-fiction writer and entrepreneur. |
| Rasim Mövsümov | Is a sportswriter and juror for international football awards. |
| Raster interrupt | Computer interrupt in home computers triggered by video output. |
| Rate of force development | The speed that a person can generate force. |
| Rathayatra of Mahesh | A Rathyatra in Mahesh |
| Rathdangan | Village in Wicklow, Ireland. |
| Rathnamagh | A townland near Moygownagh, County Mayo. |
| Rationale for the Iraq War | U.S. claims and arguments for invading Iraq. |
| Ratteen | A thick napped twilled woolen material |
| Rauer Islands | A group of islands located in Prydz Bay, Antarctica |
| Raung | Active Volcano in East Java, Indonesia. |
| Rav Pappa | A Babylonian rabbi, of the fifth generation of amoraim. |
| Ravuama Vunivalu | New Zealand-born Fijian solicitor and politician. |
| Raw data | A collection of information which has not been fully processed or analyzed |
| Raymond "Red" Reddington | The Blacklist Fictional character |
| Raymond Kahungu Mbemba | Congolese politician, former Secretary General of the UDPS. |
| Rayon Sportif Féminin | French Catholic sports movement. |
| Raza Library | A repository of Indo-Islamic cultural heritage in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, India |
| Razaq Olatunde Rom Kalilu | A Nigerian professor of Art |
| Razi School | School in New York, U.S.A. |
| Razmoni | A closed movie theatre of Bangladesh |
| Raznochintsy | A social estate in the Russian Empire |
| Razvilka | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Rdate | A program for querying time on Unix-like systems |
| Reach Out (S.E.S. album) | 1999 studio album by S.E.S. |
| Reading Abbey Girls' School | Historic boarding school in Reading, Berkshire, attended by Jane Austen. |
| Ready 'n' Steady | 1979 song by D.A. |
| Ready for Whatever (T.I. song) | 2008 single by T.I. |
| Ready to Die | Debut album by the Notorious B.I.G. |
| Ready to Go! | 2007 studio album by melody. |
| Real Good Looking Boy | The Who song |
| Realize/Take a Chance | 2005 single by melody. |
| Rebellion in Pkhovi and Didoya | Rebellion in Modern day Dagestan against Georgia. |
| Recess (motion) | A short intermission in a meeting of a deliberative assembly |
| Recessional velocity | The rate at which an astronomical object becomes more distant from an observer |
| Rechts der Isar Hospital | Hospital in Haidhausen district of Munich, Germany. |
| Reciting tone | Music for the reciting of chant; usually a single tone. |
| Reckless (Special D. album) | 2004 studio album by Special D. |
| Reconstructive memory | A theory of memory recall |
| Recopa Mineira | A super cup tournament organized by the Federação Mineira de Futebol |
| Record Collection (album) | 2010 studio album by Mark Ronson & The Business Intl. |
| Recurrent evolution | The repeated evolution of a particular character |
| Recurring Dream and Apocalypse of Darkness | 2008 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Red, White & Screwed | 2007 studio album by M.O.D. |
| RedCliff Ascent | A wilderness therapy program located in Utah |
| Red Bay Castle | A castle in Northern Ireland |
| Red Nacional de los Ferrocarriles Españoles | Defunct state railway of Spain (1941-2004), replaced by Renfe. |
| Red Tarn | A mountain lake in Cumbria, England |
| Red dress party | Event in which people wear red dresses, attended predominantly by gay men in drag. |
| Redcurrent | Homeware retailer in New Zealand. |
| Redfield Hoard | LaVere Redfield's hoard of silver dollars. |
| Redoute des Trois Communes | French fort, Saorge, Alpes-Maritimes. |
| Refah tragedy | A marine disaster in Turkey |
| Refusals and runouts | The failure of a horse to jump an obstacle |
| Reggae Lane | A lane near Eglinton and Oakwood in Toronto |
| Reggie Bullen | British air force officer in World War II, and Senior Bursar of Gonville and Caius College. |
| Reghaïa Valley | A river valley in Algeria. |
| Reginald Berkeley Cole | Anglo-Irish settler in Kenya and founder of the Muthaiga Club in Nairobi. |
| Region 1, Northwest Territories | A Statistics Canada census division |
| Register transfer language | A programming language for register-register data flow |
| Registered port | A network port designated for use with a certain protocol or application |
| Registration and Electoral Office | A department of the Hong Kong government |
| Regularization (linguistics) | In linguistics, replacement of irregular forms by regular ones. |
| Rehydrex | A Volume expander solution |
| Reign of Ferdinand VII of Spain | Spanish monarchy. |
| Reinhold Duschka | Austrian honored by Israel for actions during WWII. |
| Reinventing Discovery | Book on the benefits of applying the philosophy of open science to research. |
| Relation of degree zero | A relation with zero attributes |
| Relative wind stress | A summary of wind stress. A very important concept for large scale ocean circulation models. |
| Relativistic electron beam | Stream of elections moving at relativistic speeds. |
| Relaxed k-d tree | Multidimensional search tree for spatial coordinates. |
| Relief of Montgomery Castle | A Battle that took place in the First English Civil War |
| Relief of Newark | A Battle that took place during the First English Civil War |
| Religious-Nationalists | A political faction in Iran that embraces both Iranian nationalism and Islam |
| Religious Reorganization of the Spanish Netherlands | Catholic policies in the Spanish Netherland. |
| Remember (S.E.S. album) | 2017 studio album by S.E.S. |
| Reminiscences of Charles Seton Henry Hardee | A historical publication by Charles Seton Henry Hardee |
| Remote diagnostics | The act of diagnosing a given symptom, issue or problem from a distance. |
| Remotely operated underwater vehicle | A tethered underwater mobile device operated by a remote crew |
| Renaissance Academy (Baltimore, Maryland) | A high school in Baltimore, Maryland |
| Renaissance illumination | Production of illuminated manuscripts influenced by the Renaissance painting. |
| Renault 90 hp | The world's first V12 aircraft engine |
| Rensch's rule | A biological rule concerning sexual size dimorphism |
| Rented Lips | 1988 film by Robert Downey, Sr. |
| Renters and Housing Union | A tenants union organised in Australia |
| René Aufhauser | Austrian football coach and a former player. |
| Report of West India Royal Commission (Moyne Report) | Report on conditions in Caribbean colonies. |
| Republican Party (Turkey) | A former political party in Turkey |
| Rerengejen | The traditional ruler of Owo Kingdom, Ondo state. |
| Research Atlanta | Non-profit research organization that studied policy in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. |
| Reserved seats case | A 2024 court case in Pakistan |
| Resident set size | A computer process and data in RAM |
| Residual (entertainment industry) | A form of financial compensation |
| Resilience (mathematics) | Mathematical measure of transient behavior. |
| Resin acid | A mixture of acids found in tree resins |
| Resko Przymorskie | A coastal lake in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship |
| Resonance escape probability | The probability that a high-energy neutron is not captured |
| Restoration of castles in Scotland | Scottish castles review of restorations. |
| Restricted airspace | Restricted airspace, often relating to military activities. |
| Resulköy | A settlement in Turkey |
| Resume the Cosmos | 1998 studio album by Rake. |
| Resurgam | The name of two Victorian submarines |
| Resurrection (H.O.T. album) | 1998 studio album by H.O.T. |
| Resuscitation (album) | 2001 studio album by ADULT. |
| Retreat from Gettysburg | A timeline of events for the Confederate Army after losing the Battle of Gettysburg |
| Retro-style automobile | A vehicle styled to appear like cars from previous decades |
| Retrotronics | The making of electric circuits or appliances using older electric components |
| Return of 4Eva | 2011 mixtape by Big K.R.I.T. |
| Return of Da Livin' Dead | 1995 single by The D.O.C. |
| Reuben M. Norton | 19th century American businessman, 1st Mayor of Racine, Wisconsin. |
| Reuben de Maid | Teenage Welsh singer, beauty influencer, and television personality. |
| Rev-Raptor | 2011 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Revelation (G.E.M. album) | 2022 studio album by G.E.M. |
| Revelations (Alvin Ailey) | A dance piece by Alvin Ailey |
| Revenge (T.S.O.L. album) | 1986 studio album by T.S.O.L. |
| Reverse ___domain name notation | A reversed DNS name notation |
| Revista Católica | A catholic magazine in the USA (1875–1962) |
| Revolt of Alaric I | Military conflict between the Roman Empire and the rebel army of Alaric I. |
| Revolutionary 3rd Army | Unified command of the Brazilian Army that joined the 1964 coup d'état. |
| Rewind (E.M.D. album) | 2010 studio album by E.M.D. |
| Rexx | A programming language used for scripting, application macros and application development |
| Rhadinella xerophila | A snake from Guatemala |
| Rhino ferry | A barge made from pontoons powered by outboard engines |
| Rhodes family incident | 19th century U.S. slave escape and judicial liberation. |
| Rhythm of Fear | 1992 studio album by M.O.D. |
| Ribblesdale | A valley in North Yorkshire, England |
| Rice–Totten Stadium | Stadium in Mississippi, U.S.A. |
| Richard Benson (photographer) | American photographer and printer. |
| Richard Carmichael (physician) | Irish surgeon and philanthropist, President of the RCSI. |
| Richard Grobschmidt | American Democratic politician. |
| Richard Hoare (banker) | English Banker, founder of C. Hoare & Co. |
| Richard Holt (died 1710) | English M.P. |
| Richard Richmond | Anglican bishop of Sodor and Man 1773 to 1780. |
| Richard T. Tryon | U.S. Marine lieutenant general. |
| Richard Thomas Fry | The valet of J. Bruce Ismay |
| Ricky Reed Is Real | 2013 studio album by Wallpaper. |
| Rida (Islam) | A concept in Islam |
| Ride with Me (album) | 2003 studio album by Vanessa S. |
| Ridgeview High School (Redmond, Oregon) | High school in Redmond, Oregon, United States. |
| Ridley Plan | A report on the nationalised industries in the UK |
| Rifkatu Adamu Chidawa | Commissioner for Tourism and Culture, Niger State. |
| Rigasa, Kaduna | Human settlement in Kaduna State, Nigeria. |
| Right About Now (song) | 2004 single by Mousse T. |
| Ring of Pietroassa | A Roman-era necklace found in Romania |
| Ringschluss | Proof strategy for showing a collection of statements are pairwise equivalent. |
| Rinorea melanodonta | A species of plant |
| Rio LGBTI Pride Parade | The second biggest Pride Parade in Brazil |
| Rio Mourão | River of Paraná state, Brazil. |
| Rio de Los Angeles State Park | State recreation area in Los Angeles, California, United States. |
| Rio railway station | Railway station of Rio in the Peloponnese, Greece. |
| Riopa deccanensis | A species of skink |
| Rippee, Missouri | Historic community in Missouri, U. S. A. |
| Risalah Maktubaat | A collection of Persian-language letters written by Mir Syed Ali Hamadani |
| RiseUp Summit | Annual event held in Cairo, Egypt. |
| Rise of Dravidian parties to power in Tamil Nadu | The rise of power and prominence of regional, local, Dravidian Political Parties in Tamilnadu |
| Risen (O.A.R. album) | 2001 studio album by O.A.R. |
| Rishi (2001 film) | 2001 film by Sundar C. |
| Risk-limiting audit | A procedure in which post-election tabulation is audited for risk limits. |
| Risk-seeking | The willingness to take risks |
| Risk analysis (business) | The identification and evaluation of risks |
| Ritmo bellunese | The earliest securely datable (circa 1198) text in a Venetian vernacular |
| Ritual of the Bacabs | Maya manuscript containing incantations. |
| River Add | A river in Argyll and Bute, Scotland |
| River Laggan | River on Islay, in Argyll and Bute. |
| River Lossie | A river in Moray, Scotland |
| Riverdale High School (Georgia) | Public high school in Riverdale, Georgia, United States. |
| Rivière à la Loutre (rivière du Sud tributary) | River in Quebec, Canada. |
| Rivnopil, Khlibodarivka rural hromada, Volnovakha Raion, Donetsk Oblast | A village in Donetsk Oblast Ukraine |
| Rizzani de Eccher | A shirk |
| Ro language | A priori constructed language |
| Road (g.o.d song) | 2001 song by g.o.d. |
| Road barrier effect | The effect that roads and railways have on the movement of wildlife |
| Road curve | A section of pathway that changes direction |
| Road to Heaven, Kutch | Road in Kutch District, Gujarat, India. |
| Road with Cypress and Star | A painting by Vincent van Gogh from 1890 |
| Roads & Transport Authority (Dubai) | Roads & transportation authority in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. |
| Roads & Transport Authority (Sharjah) | Transportation authority in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. |
| Rob Stafsholt | 21st century American politician. |
| Robert Bowes (surgeon) | Irish surgeon, founder member of the RCSI, later its President. |
| Robert Braiden | Australian film director, writer and YouTuber. |
| Robert Cox (civil servant) | British civil servant. |
| Robert Cutietta | The life of Rob Cutietta |
| Robert E. Minahan | 19th and 20th century American doctor and mayor. |
| Robert Gardner Jr. House | Historic house in Millcreek, Utah, United States. |
| Robert Glenn Sr. | 19th century American politician. |
| Robert Graham (Wisconsin politician) | 19th century American educator, 12th Wisconsin Superintendent of Public Instruction. |
| Robert Isaac Jones | Welsh pharmacist, writer, and printer. |
| Robert Longo | New York-based artist, filmmaker, and musician. |
| Robert Napuʻuako Boyd | A Native Hawaiian insurgent leader during the latter years of the Kingdom of Hawaii |
| Robert Pinchon (naturalist) | French priest and naturalist. |
| Robert Reinert | German film director and screenwriter. |
| Robert Symonette | Bahamian yachtsman and politician. Speaker of the House of Assembly. |
| Robert T. Huber | 20th century American politician, 65th and 67th Speaker of the Wisconsin Assembly. |
| Robert Taylor Ranch | House in Mandeville Canyon Road, Los Angeles. |
| Robert Turner King | English cricketer. |
| Robert William Hamilton Jr. | American physiologist and researcher in hyperbaric physiology. |
| Robert William Traip Academy | Public high school in Kittery, Maine. |
| Robert Wunderlich | American politician and the mayor of Beverly Hills, California. |
| Robert de Boron | French poet, late 12th, early 13th cc. |
| Roberto Cofresí in popular culture | Roberto Cofresí, a pirate from Puerto Rico, inspired numerous legends. |
| Roberto Salcedo Sr. | Dominican Republic actor and former Mayor of Santo Domingo, D.N. |
| Robotic Servicing of Geosynchronous Satellites program | A DARPA project aiming to launch in 2024 |
| Robotron KC 87 | Microcomputers made in East Germany from 1984 until 1990. |
| Robotron Z1013 | Single-board home computer made in East Germany from 1985 until 1990. |
| Rochdi Chraibi | Senior member of the royal cabinet of king Mohammed VI of Morocco. |
| Rochers aux Oiseaux | Migratory bird sanctuary located in an uninhabited archipelago. |
| Rochester Community Baseball | The owners of the Triple-A Rochester Red Wings baseball team. |
| Rock Star (N.E.R.D. song) | 2002 single by N.E.R.D. |
| Rock Yuh Butt | 1988 studio album by E.U. |
| Rock magnetism | The study of magnetism in rocks |
| Rock paintings of Zhuozi Mountain | Rock paintings in Inner Mongolia, People's Republic of China. |
| Rock the Party (Off the Hook) | 2000 single by P.O.D. |
| Rocket Men (book) | Story of the first human mission to the Moon, based on first-hand interviews. |
| Rockoon | A sounding rocket carried by balloon to the upper atmosphere |
| Rocky Mountain Philatelic Library | Public library of >10,000 books on stamps, stamp collecting, and postal history. |
| Rod Carr (administrator) | New Zealand businessman and administrator. |
| Rodman Passage | Passage between the south end of Renaud Island and Rabot Island, in the Biscoe Islands. |
| Rodney Kageyama | Nisei Japanese American stage, film and TV actor. |
| Rodney Morris | American pool player; BCA Hall-of-Famer; U.S. nine-ball and ten-ball champion. |
| Rodrigo de Triana | Spanish explorer (born 1469). |
| Roger Cardinal (art historian) | Art historian who originated the term "outsider art". |
| Roger Hilsman | American soldier, statesman, teacher, and author. Key figure in Vietnam War policy. |
| Roger d'Ivry | Norman landowner and Chief Butler of England. |
| Rogiera | Genus of plants in the family Rubiaceae. |
| Rohon–Beard cell | Cells are specialized neurons with mechanoreceptive properties. |
| Rohove, Luhansk Oblast | A village in Luhansk Oblast |
| Roi Kuper | Roi Kuper (b .1956) is an Israeli artist working in photography. |
| Roi fainéant | A monarch who has no real power |
| Roll-out shelf | A shelf with drawer slides |
| Roller sports at the 2019 Pan American Games – Women's free skating | The women's artistic skating free skating at the 2019 Pan American Games |
| Rolls-Royce North America | Subsidiary of Rolls-Royce plc. |
| Romaine Waite | Canadian actor. |
| Roman Hybler | Czech professional pool player, born 1977. |
| Roman Theatre at Volterra | The Roman Theater at Volterra |
| Roman villa of Almoinhas | A Roman villa in the civil parish of Loures, Lisbon, Portugal |
| Romance 1600 | 1985 studio album by Sheila E. |
| Ron Young (United States Army officer) | The Amazing Race contestant |
| Ronald E. Goldsberry | African-American scientist and businessman. |
| Ronchamp coal mines adit | Adit used to drain the mine water and dug by the Ronchamp coal mines. |
| Roneat thung | A low-pitched xylophone |
| Ronnie Liang | Filipino singer, actor, pilot and a Philippine Army Reservist officer. |
| Rook Mountain | Mountain summit in Alaska, United States. |
| Rookwood Cemetery | Active heritage listed Victorian–era burial ground in Sydney. |
| Roomade | Arts organisation from Brussels, Belgium. |
| Root Doctor | Michigan based blues and soul band. |
| Root complex | A device connecting the CPU and memory to PCI Express switch fabric |
| Roquetas Pidgin Spanish | Pidgin Spanish language spoken by immigrants in Southern Spain. |
| Rosa Freire d'Aguiar | Brazilian journalist, editor and translator. |
| Rosa Méndez Fonte | Galician researcher and poet. |
| Rosa abrica | Rosa abrica is a species of rose in the plant family of the Rosaceae, native to Iran. |
| Rosalie Chichester | British landowner and photographer. |
| Rosario – Islas Malvinas International Airport | Airport in Argentina. |
| Roscinda Nolásquez | The last speaker of the Cupeño language of Southern California. |
| Rose (D.O. song) | 2021 single by D.O. |
| Rose Thurgood | English religious author of an early conversion narrative. |
| Roseberry Mine | A former ironstone mine in Great Ayton, North Yorkshire, England |
| Rosenberg Railroad Museum | The history of the rosengberg railroad museum |
| Rosillo Creek | A stream in Bexar County, Texas, USA |
| Ross Hastings | A Scottish Canadian Theologian and Scientist |
| Ross Kananga | American crocodile farmer and stunt man. |
| Rosser's theorem | The nth prime number exceeds n log(n). |
| Rot (Wurzacher Ach) | River in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. |
| Rotary tool | Handheld power tool used for grinding, drilling, machining, etc. |
| Rotational–vibrational spectroscopy | A branch of molecular spectroscopy |
| Rothmund–Thomson syndrome | Rare autosomal recessive skin condition. |
| Rouen Courthouse | Building located in Rouen. |
| Roughneck | A person whose job is hard labor |
| Round-Robin Letter (Spanish–American War) | Incident in the US Army that occurred during the Spanish–American War. |
| Round Australia Trial | A long distance rally |
| Round Here (Memphis Bleek song) | 2003 single by Memphis Bleek featuring Trick Daddy and T.I. |
| Roundness (geology) | The smoothness of clastic particles |
| Route No. 17 | 2023 Indian film by Abhilash G Devan. |
| Routrapur | A village of Cuttack District in India |
| Roy Kidd Stadium | Stadium in Kentucky, U.S.A. |
| Royal Asiatic Society China | A learned society based in Shanghai and Beijing |
| Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide | The Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide |
| Royal Court of Saudi Arabia | The Royal Court of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia |
| Royal Edinburgh Hospital | Hospital in Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| Royal Marine VSV | Very Slender Vessel in British service. |
| Royal Military and Mathematics Academy of Brussels | The Royal Military and Mathematics Academy of Brussels |
| Royal Palace Complex of Kandy | The royal palace of the Kingdom of Kandy |
| Royal Scots Club Edinburgh | A military club for private members with preferential rates for ex-military. |
| Royal Victoria Hospital, Dundee | Hospital in Dundee, Scotland. |
| Royal manufactories in France | Establishments benefiting from a royal charter. |
| Royma | Sindhi Rajput tribe. |
| Roysambu | A suburb in the Kasarani area of Nairobi |
| Rozhdestvenka, Belgorod Oblast | A village in Belgorod Oblast |
| Ru (upper garment) | A form of Chinese upper garment |
| Rubber Band Man | 2003 single by T.I. |
| Rubin maneuver | Secondary, rotational maneuver to deliver the baby in case of shoulder dystocia. |
| Ruby Baby | A pop music song written in the 1950s and performed by many artists |
| Ruby Sales | African-American social justice activist, scholar, and public theologian. |
| Rudenz Castle (Uri) | Municipality in the canton of Uri in Switzerland. |
| Rudyard Lake | A lake in Staffordshire, England |
| Ruga policy | The actor |
| Ruine Neu-Leonroth | A hill cave located in Styria, Austria |
| Ruine Puxerloch | Known as two Cave castles located in Styria, Austria. |
| Rukhmabai | One of the first practicing women doctors in colonial India. |
| Rumana Malik Munmun | Bangladeshi model, actress, and television anchor. |
| Rummy (2014 film) | 2014 Indian film by Balakrishnan K. |
| Run (waterfalls) | The horizontal distance a waterfall flows |
| Runaway Horse (film) | German comedy film based on the eponymous novella by Martin Walser. |
| Runaway Slave | 1992 studio album by Showbiz and A.G. |
| Runnin' (Dying to Live) | 2003 single by 2Pac featuring The Notorious B.I.G. |
| Running Out of Love | 2016 studio album by The Radio Dept. |
| Rural notables (Palestine) | A social class in Late Ottoman and British Mandate Palestine |
| Rusher's Patent Types | 1804 typeface without descending characters. |
| Ruslan (ship) | Ship in the Third Aliya, considered the "Mayflower" of Israeli culture. |
| Russell A. Sanborn | U.S. Marine major general. |
| Russell K. Haight Jr. | American G.I. |
| Russian Church property restitution | The process of transferring property to the ownership of religious organizations |
| Rusty bolt effect | A form of radio interference |
| Rusyn national awakening | The process of the formation and revival of the Rusyn nation and literature |
| Rutas Express Guatemala | Urban Bus system in Mixco, Guatemala. |
| Ruwangan chaman | Traditional Kashmiri dish. |
| Rwengiri Central Forest Reserve | Protected tropical forest in Uganda. |
| Rwensambya Central Forest Reserve | Tropical forest preserve in Uganda. |
| Rxbar | Protein bar produced by Chicago Bar Co. |
| Ryan Atwood | Fictional character from The O.C. |
| Ryan Frederick | Former prisoner of the state of Virginia. |
| Rydal Water | A lake in Cumbria, England |
| Réseau Ferré National (France) | Railroad lines and infrastructure owned by the French State and assigned to SNCF Réseau. |
| S-1226 | A novel bronchodilator formulation for the treatment of respiratory diseases. |
| S.E.S. Best | 2002 greatest hits album by S.E.S. |
| S.E.S. Remixed – Dal Ri Gi/Just a Feeling | 2002 remix album by S.E.S. |
| S. J. Todd | 19th century American politician. |
| SAE Expression College | Defunct for-profit digital arts college in California. |
| SDBA | Special duty oxygen breathing apparatus, a military rebreather. |
| SDSS 1557 | SDSS 1557 is a binary system in the constellation Serpens. |
| SFlow | A network packet standard |
| SIGMET | Severe flight weather advisory. |
| SINPO code | A brevity code for radio signal reports |
| SISTINE | NASA mission to study stars as clues of life on exoplanets. |
| SIVI | Former Italian truck manufacturer. |
| SKEW | The ticker symbol for the CBOE Skew Index |
| SLUB (software) | A Linux kernel memory management mechanism |
| SM-COVID-19 | Digital Contact Tracing App for scientific purpose. |
| SMART cables | A new generation of trans-ocean data cables |
| SMK tank | Soviet heavy tank prototype of the 1930s. |
| SND Arena | Indoor multi-use sport and event venue in Asunción, Paraguay. |
| SNOCAP | A legal music service founded by the creator of Napster |
| SNS College of Engineering | Private self-financing engineering institute. |
| SN 1972E | Supernova in the NGC 523 galaxy, first observed in 1972. |
| SN 1979C | Supernova event of 1979 in the constellation Coma Berenices. |
| SOG Knife | A knife used by U.S. armed forces |
| SOPHIA.org | Educational website. |
| SOS Racisme | A movement of NGOs describing themselves as anti-racist |
| SP-216 (São Paulo highway) | State highway in Brazil. |
| SPITBOL | Implementation of the SNOBOL4 programming language. |
| SQL CLR | Technology for hosting of the Microsoft .NET common language runtime engine within SQL Server. |
| SS Clan Mackinnon (1945) | A UK Cargo ship |
| SS Governor (1907) | Coastal steamship of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. |
| SS L'Atlantique | French liner. |
| SS Nurnberg | A 351 foot steamship also rigged for sail built in 1874 |
| SS Robert E. Lee | Steam passenger ship built for the Eastern Steamship Lines. |
| SS Thesis | Steamship wrecked in 1889 in the Sound of Mull, Scotland. Now a recreational dive site. |
| SS Viet-Nam | Ocean Liner built in 1953, destroyed by fire in 1974, and subsequently scrapped. |
| SS W. A. Scholten | Passenger ship built for the Holland-America Line. |
| ST2 cardiac biomarker | Member of the interleukin 1 receptor family. |
| STAR Transit | Transit agency for Kaufman, Rockwall, and parts of Dallas County, Texas. |
| SUN workstation | A modular computer system |
| SWILE | A French app-based company Swile |
| SaTScan | A free software for spatial, temporal, and space-time scan statistics |
| Saba Karim | Indian cricket player. |
| Sabah State Library | A public library in Sabah, Malaysia |
| Sabazios | A deity of Phrygian origin also favoured in the Balkans |
| Sabra (magazine) | Sabra (サブラ, sabura) was a Japanese magazine published by Shogakukan between 1999 and 2010. |
| Sabrah light tank | Light tank designed by Elbit Systems and GDELS - Santa Bárbara Sistemas. |
| Sabri Gençsoy | Turkish association football player. |
| Sabrina Chap | American songwriter, cabaret performer, and author. |
| Sabzak Pass | A mountain pass in northeastern Afghanistan. |
| Sack of Santiago de Compostela | Viking plunder of Santiago in Spain in 968. |
| Saco, Alabama | Community in Pike County, Alabama. |
| Sacred Heart Cathedral, Ooty | A Roman Catholic cathedral in Ooty, South India |
| Sacred Heart University Community Theatre | Theatre in Fairfield, Connecticut. |
| Sacred Rock of Hunza | A cultural heritage site in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan |
| Sacré-Cœur College | A historic college in Caraquet, Canada |
| Sadar (river) | River in Navarre, Spain. |
| Saddle tramp | A person who wanders from place to place on horseback |
| Sadove, Skadovsk Raion, Kherson Oblast | A settlement in Kherson Oblast |
| Saeb Sabry al-Safi | A fighter pilot |
| Safety wire | Locking device for bolts etc. |
| Saffron Square | A town square and tower block in Croydon |
| Sagardighi (Cooch Behar, India) | The Heritage Lake of CoochBehar |
| Sagittarius B2 | A giant molecular cloud near the Milky Way's center |
| Sahara desert (ecoregion) | The ecology of the Sahara desert |
| Sahiti (Lohana) | Sub-group of Sindhi Lohana community of South Asia. |
| Sahl ibn Hunayf | A companion of the Islamic prophet Muhammad |
| Sai Yeung Choi Street | A street in Kowloon, Hong Kong |
| Saibaba Colony Bus Terminus | A bus terminus in Coimbatore city, Tamil Nadu state, India |
| Sailin' Da South | 1995 studio album by E.S.G. |
| Saint-André d'Évol Church | Historical monument located in Évol, within the Olette commune, France. |
| Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Montrésor Church | Former collegiate church in the city of Montrésor, within the Indre-et-Loire region, France. |
| Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert Bridge | Suspension bridge located in the Loire department, France. |
| Saint-Lambert Church of Vaugirard | French church. |
| Saint-Louis Coal Mine | Coal mine in Champagney, France. |
| Saint-Sauveur Abbey Church of Redon | Catholic church in Redon. |
| Saint-Sauveur de Bellême Church | Parish church located in the Bellême commune, France. |
| Saint Andrew South Western | Jamaican Parliament. |
| Saint Francis University | Catholic university in Loretto, Pennsylvania, US. |
| Saint James Evangelical Lutheran Church | Church in N. St. |
| Saint Mercurius slaying Julian the Apostate (St. George church, Struga) | Icon found in the "St. George" church in Struga, Ohrid region, North Macedonia. |
| Saint Terence | The Apostle of the 70 |
| Sainte-Anne-du-Bocage Sanctuary | Catholic sanctuary located in Caraquet, Canada. |
| Sainte-Barbe Coal Mine | Coal mine located in Champagney, France. |
| Sakamoto Dam | Dam in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. |
| Sakuji Yoshimura | A Japanese Egyptologist |
| Sala Al Jadida | A city of 200,000 in Morocco, in the suburbs of the capital of Morocco Rabat. |
| Sala São Paulo | Concert hall in Campos Elíseos, São Paulo. |
| Salaga Senior High School | Public high school located in Salaga, Savvanah, Ghana. |
| Salah Al Din (Dubai Metro) | Metro station in Dubai, U.A.E. |
| Salame Felino | A variety of Italian salame |
| Salami slicing tactics (politics) | A divide and conquer process of threats and alliances to overcome opposition |
| Salampore | A kind of cotton cloth produced in India |
| Sale Sharks | Professional rugby union club from Greater Manchester, England. |
| Salem Lok Sabha constituency | One of the 39 Parliamentary Constituencies in Tamil Nadu, in India. |
| Salem Oval | Cricket ground in Montserrat. |
| Salem Steel Plant | Steel plant in Tamil Nadu, India. |
| Salif Diop | A Senegalese professor of Geological, Environmental, Earth & Space Sciences |
| Salil Vadhan | American computer scientist. |
| Salim (film) | 2014 Indian film by N. V. Nirmal Kumar. |
| Salina Prakash | Indian television actress. |
| Salman Shaheen | British politician and author. |
| Salt Fat Acid Heat (book) | A 2017 cookbook |
| Salta, Cumbria | A hamlet in Cumbria, England |
| Salta Moss | A Site of Special Scientific Interest in Cumbria, England |
| Salto Grande Bridge | Bridge in Salto Department, Uruguay. |
| Saluzzo railway station | The railways station of the town of Saluzzo in Italy |
| Salvatore Lilli | Italian Friar Minor, missionary and martyr. |
| Salvatore Todaro (mobster) | A Sicilian emigrant to the United States who became the second boss of the Cleveland crime family |
| Sam Houston Elementary School (McAllen, Texas) | Public elementary school in McAllen, Texas. |
| Samachar Darpan | The very first Bengali language newspaper |
| Samantha Mogwe | Botswana singer and songwriter. |
| Samare | A loose jacket with side laps reaching to the knee. |
| Samefolket | A Sami news magazine in Sweden |
| Sami El Anabi | Belgian-Moroccan professional footballer for Liga 2 club Nusantara United. |
| Sammy Keyes | Sammy Keyes is a novel. |
| Samosdelka | Russian village once claimed to be site of Atil, the Khazar capital. |
| Sampaio Moreira Building | Historical building built in 1924, located in São Paulo, Brazil. |
| Samsari Range | A mountain range in Georgia |
| Samsung Galaxy Stellar | A Samsung galaxy smartphone model |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e | A tablet computer developed by Samsung |
| Samsung S400i | Mobile phone released in 2006 by Samsung Electronics. |
| Samuel Dorman | Archdeacon of Cloyne from 1936 until 1951. |
| Samuel Lee Anderson | Irish Crown administrator and secret service officer. |
| Samuel Mulia | Indonesian writer, brand consultant and fashion designer. |
| San Felice, Florence | A Roman Catholic church in Florence, Italy |
| San Fransicko | 2021 book by Michael Shellenberger. |
| San Giovanni Battista, Chiavari | Roman Catholic church in Chiavari, Liguria, Italy. |
| San Giovanni del Toro | Church in Ravello, Italy. |
| San Giuseppe, Parma | Church in Parma, Italy. |
| San Joaquin Depot | Historic site in near Stockton, California. |
| San Joaquin Valley and Yosemite Railroad | The first rail route to Yosemite Valley. |
| San Jose State University | Template for California Historical Landmarks in Santa Clara County. |
| San Luis Obispo Museum of Art | Art museum in San Luis Obispo, California. |
| San Martino a Gangalandi | A Roman Catholic parish (pieve) church in the region of Tuscany, Italy |
| San Pancrazio, Sestino | 9th- or 10th-century church in Sestino, Tuscany. |
| San Vicente Dam | Dam in San Diego County, California. |
| Sanatsujatiya | A Portion of th text of Udyoga Parva (fifth book) of Hindu epic, Mahābhārata |
| Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps of Savannah | A historical publication by The Sanborn Map Company |
| Sanctorale | A main cycle of the General Roman Calendar |
| Sand 364 | A Red Giant in the cluster M67. |
| Sand forest | Type of subtropical forest region, restricted to ancient coastal dunes. |
| Sandaig Bay | A bay in Lochaber, Scotland |
| Sandbach (surname) | "Sandbach" surname, origin and people. |
| Sandeshkhali violence | A violence created due to political issue in West Bengal, India |
| Sandip Chakravarty | Tabla player, musician, DJ and tv presenter. |
| Sandwich bar | A restaurant that mainly sells sandwiches |
| Sandy Cohen | Fictional character on The O.C. |
| Sandy Creek Expedition | Failed campaign by Virginia militia and Cherokee Indians against Shawnee Indians in 1756. |
| Sandy Pasch | American Democratic politician. |
| Sanetti Plateau | High plateau in Ethiopia. |
| Sangita | Traditional Indian music etc. |
| Sanguantang station (Ningbo Rail Transit) | Metro station in Ningbo, China. |
| Sanitation harvest | The act of cutting tree parts to stop disease spread |
| Sanjarpur | Village in Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh. |
| Sanjiva Weerawarana | Sri Lankan computer scientist and entrepreneur. |
| Sankuaicuo railway station | Railway station located in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. |
| Sanna, Nordland | Island and village area in Træna, Norway. |
| Sano International Cricket Ground | A cricket ground in Sano, Japan |
| Sanshikan | The legislature of the Ryūkyū Kingdom |
| Santa Clara Campaign Treaty Site | Template for California Historical Landmarks in Santa Clara County. |
| Santa Dog EP | 1972 EP by Residents, Uninc. |
| Santhiya | The learning of the correct pronunciation of Sikh Scripture, or Gurbani |
| Santi (album) | Second studio album by The Academy Is... |
| Santiago Lucero (congressman) | Santiago Lucero was a Filipino Visayan lawyer, politician and judge from Cebu, Philippines. |
| Santiago Principles | Guidelines for sovereign wealth funds. |
| Santo Aleixo Island | Island on the southern coast of Pernambuco, Brazil. |
| Sanusi Tjokroadiredjo | Indonesian sports shooter. |
| Sanzawa | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Sapaeans | Thracian tribe based close to the Greek city of Abdera. |
| Sapinda | A cousin, for marriage purposes in Hinduism |
| Sarabash | A village in Donetsk Oblast |
| Sarah Edwards (missionary) | The wife of theologian Jonathan Edwards (1710-1758) |
| Sarah Hagen | Retired professional soccer player. |
| Sarah May Low | Beauty queen, Singer, Dancer, Actress, and Astrologer. |
| Sarai Gonzalez | American Latina child actress and author. |
| Sarason interpolation theorem | Theorem in Mathematics. |
| Saraswati Vandana Mantra | A Hindu mantra |
| Sarawak Uprising of 1836 | A rebellion in Sarawak |
| Saray-Gora | A mountain in the Caucasus |
| Saraṇaṅkara | The third of twenty eight Buddhas |
| Sardar Gulab Singh | A Sikh warrior |
| Sarissophoroi | A type of ancient Macedonian cavalry |
| Sarmatian Craton | The southern part of the East European Craton or Baltica, also known as Scythian Plateau |
| Saru (Star Trek: Discovery) | Star Trek alien character and Starfleet officer. |
| Sarvottam Yudh Seva Medal | Military award in India given for exceptional service of the highest order in war-time. |
| Sasquatch Sunset | 2024 film by the Zellner Bros. |
| Satellite (P.O.D. album) | 2001 studio album by P.O.D. |
| Satellite (P.O.D. song) | 2002 single by P.O.D. |
| Satellite DNA | Repetitive DNA with distinct base composition observed using isopycnic centrifugation. |
| Satoshi Kondo | Director and head designer for a Japanese fashion brand Issey Miyake. |
| Satrapes | A god in the Palmyrene pantheon |
| Satterlee Clark | 19th century American politician. |
| Saturday Mountain Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa and Idaho, United States. |
| Satyriinae | A subtribe of flowering plants belonging to the orchid family |
| Sault Falls | Waterfall in Saint Lucia. |
| Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Department | Former municipal police in Chatham County, Georgia. |
| Save Ontario Shipwrecks | A provincial heritage NGO in Ontario, Canada |
| Save Our Seas 2.0 Act | Law aiming to reduce plastic waste in the United States. |
| Save a Child's Heart | Non-governmental organization from Israel. |
| Savicheva | Surname list. |
| Sawyer Memorial Universalist Church | Church in New York, N.Y. |
| Saxon Stadium | Multi-purpose stadium in Pennsylvania, U.S.A. |
| Say Yes (short story) | 1985 short story by Tobias Wolff about interracial marriage and identity. |
| Sağlık, Meram | A settlement in Turkey |
| Scaleber Force | A waterfall near Settle in North Yorkshire, England |
| Scaleup company | A profitable and scalable business in its growth phase |
| Scaleybark station | Light rail station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| Scavenger system | Medical device used to gather gas or aerosolized medication in clinical settings. |
| Scene (performing arts) | A dramatic part of a story, at a specific time and place, between specific characters |
| Schauspiel München | Acting school in Maxvorstadt, Munich, Bavaria, Germany. |
| Schenley Tunnel | Railway tunnel in beneath Neville Street in the Oakland and Shadyside neighborhood area. |
| Schiele Museum of Natural History | Natural history museum in Gastonia, North Carolina. |
| School for the Gifted (Gwagwalada) | Secondary school in Abuja, Nigeria. |
| School of Armour and Mechanized Warfare | Pakistan Army training formation for army & mechanized warfare. |
| School of Saint Victor | French monastic school, 12th-14th cent. |
| Schur multiplier | A group's second homology group |
| Schön Palace | The main palace in the Schön Palace and Park Complex in Środula in Sosnowiec in Poland |
| Science Agrees | 2016 studio album by D.A.R.K. |
| Science Education at the Crossroads | Annual conference for innovative science education discussions. |
| Scipio Colombo | Italian baritone. |
| Scleral tattooing | The practice of tattooing the white part of a human eye |
| Scocha | Folk band from Hawick, Scotland. |
| Scolmatore dell'Arno | The Arno floodway |
| Scoring in Mahjong | A traditional Chinese game of four players |
| Scotch Grove Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Scotland's Secret Bunker | A museum in a Scottish former nuclear bunker built in the 1950s |
| Scotokaryotes | A theoretical clade in the Eukaryota taxonomical ___domain |
| Scott Caizley | British music educator, pianist and academic. |
| Scouting and Guiding in Algeria | African Algeria country-specific scouting and guiding movement. |
| Screaming for More | 2003 video by t.A.T.u. |
| Scremerston | A village in Northumberland, England |
| Screwed Up Movement | 2006 studio album by E.S.G. |
| Sculpt 3D | A raytrace application released in 1987 for Amiga computers |
| Scuticaria (fish) | Genus of moray eel in the family Muraenidae. |
| Sea-Watch 4 | A former German research ship. |
| Sea & Eugene & Shoo | 1998 studio album by S.E.S. |
| Sea Jet | Naval testbed funded by the U.S. Navy's Office of Naval Research. |
| Sears–Haack body | The most aerodynamic shape for supersonic and for aapo hintikka vehicles |
| Sebastian Municipal Airport | Airport in Sebastian, Indian River County, Florida, United States. |
| Sebilian | A pre-historic archaeological culture in Egypt spanning the period c.13,000-10,000 BCE |
| Second Wakatsuki Cabinet | Cabinet of Japan (April 14 - December 13, 1931). |
| Secret Caverns | Show Cave in New York (State). |
| Secret Rituals | 2011 studio album by The Grates. |
| Secretary for Economic Coordination | The Bureau secretary and Finance minister in Portuguese Macau |
| Secretary of State (Ancient Regime in Spain) | Former Executive Power in Spain during the Ancient Regime. |
| Secretary of Trade and Industry (Philippines) | The head of the department for trade and industry of Philippines |
| Secrets of Radar Museum | Military museum; science & technology; history in Ontario, Canada. |
| Secrétariat aux affaires intergouvernementales canadiennes (Quebec) | Agency of the government of Quebec. |
| Sect of Revolutionaries | Greek nihilist-anarchist militant group. |
| Section conjecture | A conjecture of Grothendieck |
| Security Police (Japan) | A bodyguard unit in Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department |
| Security testing | The process of finding flaws in the security of information systems |
| Sediment–water interface | The boundary between bed sediment and the overlying water column |
| Seduction (marketing) | A marketing strategy |
| See-through display | A display which can be seen through |
| See Bee Records | Early Black owned record label. |
| See You... | 2006 single by melody. |
| Seeing Sounds | 2008 studio album by N.E.R.D. |
| Seeing and Doing | 2005 EP by Christ. |
| Seer Jagir | Village in Baramulla district, Jammu & Kashmir, India. |
| Seerpadar | A Tamil caste found chiefly in Eastern Sri Lanka |
| Seetha Coleman-Kammula | Indian chemist, environmentalist and entrepreneur. |
| Seghosen | A Yoruba hand woven fabric from Owo |
| Segovia Viaduct | Bridge in Madrid, Spain. |
| Segovienne | A Spanish flannel cloth used for upholstery in the 14th to 17th centuries |
| Seharane | A festival of the Kurdistan Jewish community |
| Seina Shimabukuro | Japanese model and reality television star. |
| Seir al-Ebad elal-Ma'ad | The old Persian poetry book |
| Seki language | Language indigenous to Equatorial Guinea and Gabon. |
| Selayang Municipal Council | A local authority in Selangor |
| Selectable Lightweight Attack Munition | Dark green, small explosive device. |
| Selection (user interface) | A list of items on which user operations will take place. |
| Selective surface | Ordinary surfaces re-radiate heat they absorb. Selective ones re-radiate only a little. |
| Selex ES | 2013–2015 subsidiary of Finmeccanica S.p.A. |
| Self-agency | The phenomenal will |
| Self-amplifying RNA | A next-generation mRNA vaccine/therapeutic |
| Selina Chönz | Swiss children's author. |
| Sellaronda | A ski resort in Northern Italy |
| Seller financing | A loan provided by the seller |
| Selset Reservoir | A reservoir in County Durham, England |
| Selwyn Court | A category 1 historic place in Auckland |
| Semisimple representation | A representation of a group or algebra that is a direct sum of simple representations |
| Sengari Dam | Dam in Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan. |
| Sengsengebirge mountains | A folded mountain range in the Upper Austrian Pre-Alps |
| Sennur Sezer | Turkish poet and literary person. |
| Sensation (2021 film) | A sci-fi feature film. |
| Sense of agency | The subjective awareness of initiating, executing, and controlling one's own volitional actions |
| Sense switch | A switch on the console of a computer that can be read by software |
| Sensor journalism | A type of journalism |
| Senzai Wakashū | Imperial anthology of Japanese waka poetry. |
| Seoksu-dong | A neighborhood in Anyang, South Korea |
| Seoul Fashion Week | A fashion event in Seoul, Korea |
| Separation masters | Long-term preservation for modern color motion picture film. |
| Separatism in the Faichuk Islands | Political movement calling for autonomy for the Faichuk Islands. |
| Sephadex | Cross-linked dextran gel used for gel filtration. |
| Sequence breaking | The act of performing actions of a game out of order |
| Sequence transformation | A mathematical operator acting on a given space of sequences |
| Serbian Army (revolutionary) | The military of Revolutionary Serbia |
| Serdexmethylphenidate/dexmethylphenidate | A combination of CNS Stimulants |
| Serer maternal clans | The maternal clans of the Serer people |
| Sergeant Bill | Canadian goat. |
| Sergey Nazarov | Ukrainian political strategist, former member of parliament, civic activist. |
| Serial over LAN | A mechanism that allows the serial port of a managed system to be redirected over IP |
| Sericomyia carolinensis | About Sericomyia cariolensis a species of fly. |
| Series fiction | A collection of related stories featuring similar narrative elements |
| Serious (Whitehead Bros. album) | 1994 studio album by Whitehead Bros. |
| Serjeant's Inn | The legal inn of the Serjeants-at-Law in London |
| Serpent River | Tributary of the Mégiscane River in Quebec, Canada. |
| Serra do Japi | Serra do Japi, a mountain range in São Paulo state. |
| Serras de Sudeste | Dissected plateau in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. |
| Serrated Smile | 2005 studio album by G.G.F.H. |
| Servants of the Blessed Sacrament | Contemplative, but not cloistered, congregation of sisters with a focus on Eucharistic adoration. |
| Service governance | A means of achieving good corporate governance |
| Service summary of Douglas MacArthur | A US Army general's service |
| Set in Darkness | 2000 crime novel by Ian Rankin. |
| Setter | A type of dog used to help hunt birds |
| Settipeta | Village in India. |
| Settlement of Nandi | The process by which the Nandi people settled in Nandi County, Kenya |
| Seven Days and One Week | 1996 single by B.B.E. |
| Seven Sins of Medicine | A perspective on medical ethics |
| Seven Sisters Falls, Manitoba | Community in Manitoba. |
| Seven Spires | Updated Bio for Seven Spires. Should meet criterion #5 of musical notability. |
| Seven circles theorem | A chain of six circles tangent to a seventh circle and each to its 2 neighbors |
| Severstal Cherepovets | Professional ice hockey club based in Cherepovets, Russia. |
| Sex Bomb | 2000 single by Tom Jones and Mousse T. |
| Sex Cymbal | 1991 studio album by Sheila E. |
| Sex Cymbal (song) | 1991 single by Sheila E. |
| Sexual dimorphism in Carnivorans | The sexual dimorphism seen in Carnivorans |
| Sexual system | Distribution of male and female functions across a species. |
| Seychelles National Museum of History | A museum in Seychelles |
| Sfoglina | A woman who makes sfoglia, a form of Italian fresh pasta |
| Shaanxi HMV3 | Family of 6x6 and 8x8 tactical trucks with 7-ton and 10-ton payload. |
| Shabtai (society) | A Jewish discussion society founded by Shmully Hecht in New Haven, Connecticut |
| Shadow marks | Shadows on the ground that indicate buried archaeological structures. |
| Shahganj Junction Railway Station | Railway station in Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh. |
| Shahla and Nasreen Kaabi | Two Iranian nurse sisters who were executed. |
| Shakala Shakha | A branch of Rigveda |
| Shake Your Thang | 1988 single by Salt-N-Pepa featuring E.U. |
| Shakhan | A hill range in Tripura, India |
| Sham Shui Po Barracks | British Army facility built in the 1920s in the Sham Shui Po area of Kowloon, Hong Kong. |
| Shama Lama Ding Dong | A song |
| Shanbally Castle | Historic site in County Tipperary, Ireland. |
| Shanghai Baby | Chinese novel by Wei Hui. |
| Shanna Strauss | Tanzanian-American-Canadian artist. |
| Shannon Faulkner | American educator, first female Citadel recruit. |
| Shanta Kumar Committee | A government-appointed committee in India |
| Shantipur Handloom Industry | A traditional handloom industry of West Bengal |
| Shapur I's first Roman campaign | A military campaign of a Persian king against the Roman Empire. |
| Sharjah Wanderers | Sporting club based in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. |
| Shark net | A submerged barrier that protects swimmers from shark attacks |
| Sharon station (New York Central Railroad) | Former NYCRR train station for Amenia, New York. |
| Shatalovo | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Shatter the Bones | A 2011 novel by Stuart MacBride |
| Shattered (Turn the Car Around) | 2008 single by O.A.R. |
| Shauri Moyo | A neighbourhood in Pumwani area of Nairobi |
| Shawnee Group | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Shaykh Mustafa Takhtayi | Kurdish poet who was one of the first Kurds to write in Gorani. |
| Shchyolkovo (inhabited locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| She Is Beautiful | 2002 single released by Andrew W.K. |
| Shear Wave Elastography | A medical imaging methodology |
| Shebeen | A bar or pub, originally an illegal drinking establishment |
| Sheep's Head Lighthouse | A lighthouse in County Cork, Ireland |
| Sheep Heid Inn | Public house in Duddingston, Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| Sheethankan Thullal | Dance and poetic performance form in Kerala, India. |
| Sheffield Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque | Mosque in Abu Dhabi, the U.A.E. |
| Sheila E. (album) | 1987 studio album by Sheila E. |
| Sheila Hibben | American food journalist. |
| Shek Pik | Area located along the southwestern coast of Lantau Island, Hong Kong. |
| Shekalim (Tractate) | Tractate of the order Moed of the Mishnah. |
| Shekinah Jacob | Indian playwright who has appeared in Edinburgh Fringe and worked with the Royal Court Theatre. |
| Sheli Nan | American composer, performer, author, and teacher. |
| Shell Energy | A consumer broadband, gas and electricity supplier in the UK |
| Shell Lake High School | High school in the United States. |
| Shell Rock Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| Shelley Grogan | American judge. |
| Shelter Island Sound | A body of water in Suffolk County, New York, at the eastern end of Long Island |
| Shelton State Community College | Public college in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, US. |
| Shendyt | Wrapped garment worn in ancient Egypt. |
| Shengjian mantou | A type of small, pan-fried baozi (steamed buns) which is a specialty of Shanghai |
| Sherdil: The Pilibhit Saga | A Hindi film directed by Srijit Mukherji |
| Shergaon | Gram Panchayat in West Kameng district, Arunachal Pradesh, India. |
| Sherif Hatata | Egyption doctor and communist activist. |
| Sherman-Williamsville Trail | The trail is completed with some bridge and guard rail work still underway as of September, 2021. |
| Sherpa (fabric) | A fabric with a pile on one side and flat on the other side, resembling wool or sheepskin |
| Shi Islet | Islet west of Taiwan. |
| Shidrovo | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Shift Technologies (online marketplace) | Shift was an online, peer-to-peer, marketplace for buying and selling used cars. |
| Shiftphone | Modular easy-to-repair fair-trade smartphone series. |
| Shihabuddin Nadvi | Indian Islamic scholar and philosopher. |
| Shikanji | Popular summer drink in Indian Sub-continent. |
| Shilaidaha | A village in Bangladesh. |
| Shilbottle | A village in Northumberland, England |
| Shimagawa Dam | Dam in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. |
| Shimizu Park | A noted park not far from Tokyo, Japan |
| Shimmin | Surname of Manx origin. |
| Shimohara Dam | Dam in Gufu, Japan. |
| Shimokubo Dam | Dam in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. |
| Shimomizo Station | Railway station in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. |
| Shimon Farkas | Cantor, performer, and promoter of Holocaust awareness. |
| Shin'inotani Dam | Dam in Gifu, Japan. |
| Shinaki Dam | Dam in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. |
| Shine On (R.I.O. song) | 2008 single by R.I.O. |
| Shinga, Gombe State | A town in Gombe state Nigerian |
| Shingo Dam | Dam in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Shinin' n' Grindin' | 1999 studio album by E.S.G. |
| Shinmiyagawa Dam | Dam in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Shinsui Dam | Dam in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. |
| Shipoopi | 1957 song by Meredith Willson. |
| Shipwrecks of Saint Malo | The Aimable Grenot and the Daupin shipwrecks in 18th century |
| Shirasu-Daichi | A pyroclastic volcanic plateau in Southern Kyūshū Japan |
| Shirasuna Dam | Dam in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. |
| Shireen Ahmed | Canadian journalist and advocate for gender equity in sports. |
| Shirley Chilton | Conservative economist and first female chair of statewide chamber of commerce. |
| Shishman Peak | 800m peak in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica. |
| Shital Pati | A kind of mat which feels cold |
| Shitou (activist) | A Chinese activist, actress, filmmaker, artist, and gay icon |
| Shiv Roy | Fictional character from Succession. |
| Shoba Sivasankar | A leading geneticist for the United Nations |
| Shoe4Africa Children's Hospital | Hospital in Eldoret, Kenya. |
| Shoji Nishio | Prominent Japanese Aikido practitioner and innovator. |
| Sholapith | Plant matter used in pith helmets, etc. |
| Shoot Hill railway station | Former railway station in Shropshire, England. |
| Shopping parade | A group of shops in a suburban neighbourhood |
| Short Kent | A British four-engined biplane flying boat airliner |
| Short Rangoon | A British three-engined biplane flying boat |
| Short hood | The shorter of the two hoods on a locomotive |
| Shortjaw saury | Species of lizardfish from the Pacific Ocean. |
| Shotgun messenger | A private messenger and guard for rail or stagecoach transit. |
| Shotgunz in Hell | 2017 studio album by Onyx & Dope D.O.D. |
| Shoulder Lean | 2006 single by Young Dro featuring T.I. |
| Shouting for the Gunners | 1993 single by Arsenal F.C. |
| Show Me (The Cover Girls song) | The Cover Girls song |
| Show Me Love (Robin Schulz song) | 2015 single by Robin Schulz & J.U.D.G.E. |
| Show Me Love (album) | 1993 studio album by Robin S. |
| Show Me Love (t.A.T.u. song) | 2002 promotional single by t.A.T.u. |
| Showbiz & A.G. (album) | 1992 EP by Showbiz & A.G. |
| Shrawardine railway station | Former railway station in Shropshire, England. |
| Shredding (tree-pruning technique) | A traditional European technique of removing branches for firewood and other purposes |
| Shrewsbury Abbey railway station | Former railway station in Shropshire, England. |
| Shrewsbury West railway station | Former railway station in Shropshire, England. |
| Shri Biren | A writer of Meitei literature |
| Shryock, West Virginia | Unincorporated community in West Virginia, United States. |
| Shubra Hall | A suburban estate in New South Wales, Australia |
| Shuddhi (2017 film) | 2017 Indian Kannada film by Adarsh Eshwarappa. |
| Shumshevashi | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Shunkashūtō (Steady & Co. song) | 2001 single by Steady & Co. |
| Shutdown of the Min-kuo Jih-pao | A major event in the January 28 Incident |
| Shuya (inhabited locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Siamoise | A term for various woven fabrics primarily made with cotton and linen. |
| Siavash Alamouti | Iranian–American engineer; inventor of the Alamouti space–time block code. |
| Siberia To-day | 1919 account of Allied intervention in Russian Civil War. |
| Siboga expedition | Dutch zoological and hydrographic expedition to Indonesia from March 1899 to February 1900. |
| Sibu Island | Island group in Mersing District, Johor, Malaysia. |
| Sicilian Renaissance | The Renaissance movement in Sicily |
| Sickle Cell Anemia, a Molecular Disease | 1949 scientific paper by Linus Pauling et al. |
| Siddick | A village near Workington, England |
| Sideboy | A Ceremonial maritime role for visiting dignitaries |
| Sidney Museum | Local history museum in British Columbia, Canada. |
| Sie hat was vermisst | 2006 single by Bela B. |
| Siege of Bassania | A siege of the Third Illyrian war |
| Siege of Bihać (1697) | A Habsburg siege of Ottoman town of Bihać during Great Turkish War |
| Siege of Bristol (1645) | A siege that took place during the First English Civil War |
| Siege of Byzantium (324) | Siege between Constantine I forces against Licinius resistance. |
| Siege of Chichester | A siege of the city of Chichester during the First English Civil War |
| Siege of Derbent (1796) | The siege in the Persian Expedition of 1796 |
| Siege of Dorpat (1558) | A very important part of the Livonian war |
| Siege of Ganja (1804) | The battle in the Russo-Persian War (1804–13) |
| Siege of Knin (1688) | A siege of Dalmatian town of Virovitica during Great Turkish War |
| Siege of Kőszeg | A siege of Kőszeg (German: Güns) in the Habsburg Kingdom of Hungary in 1532 |
| Siege of Lisbon | A successful attack by Crusaders and Portugal on Moorish-held Lisbon |
| Siege of Léva | A battle that occurred in 1664 during the Austro-Turkish War (1663-1664) |
| Siege of Oxford | A siege that took place in 1644 during the First English Civil War |
| Siege of Portsmouth | A Battle that took place during the First English Civil War in 1643 |
| Siege of Ramsej | A series of sieges during the Maratha-Mughal Wars (1682-1688) |
| Siege of Samarkand (1868) | The siege during the Russian conquest of Bukhara |
| Siege of Trebinje | A battle that occurred during the Austro-Turkish War of 1716-1718 |
| Siege of Tunis (1705) | A siege fought by the Regency of Algiers and the Beylik of Tunis |
| Siege of Vredelant | A siege in the 13th century in the Netherlands |
| Siege of Wasit | The Siege of Wasit involved the army of the Abbasid Revolution under al-Hasan ibn Qahtaba |
| Siege of Worcester | A siege that occurred during the First English Civil War |
| Siege of Älvsborg (1612) | A siege between Denmark and Sweden |
| Siege of Érsekújvár (1663) | A battle that occurred during the Austro-Turkish War (1663-1664) |
| Siege of İnegöl | The Siege of Inegol fort by Osman I |
| Sieges of Marienburg (1657) | A series of sieges on Marienburg in 1657 |
| Siemens SL55 | Mobile phone released by Siemens Mobile in 2003. |
| Siena–Grosseto railway | Railway line in Italy. |
| Sifra | Halakhic midrash to the Book of Leviticus. |
| Sigizmund | Name list. |
| Sigma Phi Alpha | American honorary society for dental hygiene. |
| Signe Brunnström | Swedish-American physiotherapist, scientist and educator. |
| Sigurd, the King's Son | Icelandic fairy tale about an animal bridegroom. |
| Sikeston Ridge | Geographic feature in southeast Missouri, U..S. |
| Silaki Island | Island in Bolinao, Pangasinan, Philippines. |
| Silas Stow | Early 19th century American congressman and judge from New York. |
| Silence cloth | A pad (as of flannel or felt) that is laid under the tablecloth |
| Silene flavescens | A type of flowering plant |
| Silent butler | A metal container for collecting ashes or crumbs. |
| Silent guitar | A portable guitar that's compatible with headphones for practice |
| Silesia (cloth) | A thin twilled woven cloth made of linen or cotton. |
| Silesian Voivodeship (1945–1950) | Former voivodeship of Poland from 1944 to 1975. |
| Silesians (tribe) | West Slavic tribe, that had settled on both banks of the Oder river since the 1st century CE. |
| Silicon isotope biogeochemistry | The study of environmental processes using the relative abundance of Si isotopes |
| Silicon quantum dot | Silicon quantum dots are metal-free biologically compatible quantum dots with photoluminescence. |
| Silvaco Data Systems v. Intel Corp. | A trade secrets case |
| Simeon Woods Road | A state highway in the Town of Islip, Soffolk County, Long Island |
| Simon Fraser Student Society | A Canadian university students union founded 1967 |
| Simple as That/Over the Rainbow | 2003 single by melody. |
| Simplicial space | A simplicial object in the category of topological spaces |
| Simulation decomposition | A method for visually performing an uncertainty and sensitivity analysis of model output |
| Sinchaw | A type of Chinese silk imported in the U.S. in the 18th century |
| Sinclair Inn | Museum, former inn, and second oldest wood-framed building in Annapolis Royal, Canada. |
| Sinclair PC200 | A home computer created by Amstrad |
| Sindhi Lungee | Traditional Sindhi shawls of Pakistan. |
| Sindhi music | Traditional Music of Sindh. |
| Sindhi pulao | Sindhi rice cuisine from Pakistan. |
| Sindhis of Balochistan | Indigenous Sindhi people of Balochistan. |
| Singapore Airlines Flights 23 and 24 | The longest regularly scheduled nonstop flight(s) in the world |
| Singapore national under-20 football team | National association football team. |
| Singchung | Town in Arunachal Pradesh, India. |
| Singhania University | A UGC registered University in Rajasthan |
| Singing sand | A phenomenon of sand that produces sound |
| Single-access key | A branching identification key |
| Single-kitchen home | A reform model for urban residential development |
| Single-photon source | A light source |
| Single ventricle | A ventricular congenital heart disease |
| Sinking of MV Acita 03 | The sinking of MV Acita 03 in Sulawesi |
| Sinmara | Giantess, usually considered a consort to the fiery jötunn Surtr. |
| Sir George Collier, 1st Baronet | Officer during the French Revolutionary Wars, Napoleonic Wars and the War of 1812. |
| Sir John Pakington, 1st Baronet | English baronet and M.P. |
| Sir Misha Black Awards | Award ceremony in the U.K. |
| Sir Selwyn Selwyn-Clarke Market | A fresh produce market in Victoria, Seychelles. |
| Sirmaur district | A district in Himachal Pradesh, India |
| Sirumalai Hill Banana | A cultivar of banana from Western ghats in India |
| Sister Fate | 1985 single by Sheila E. |
| Sister Vision Press | A defunct Canadian publisher for women of colour |
| Sitajakhala | A historical and religious site |
| Sitia Mountains | A group of mountain ranges in eastern Crete in Greece |
| Sitia Nature Park | East Cretan UNESCO Global Geopark. |
| Sitting on Top of the World (Liverpool F.C. song) | 1986 single by Liverpool F.C. |
| Sixteenth Army (Japan) | Army unit of the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II. |
| Skandha | The five aggregates of clinging in Buddhism |
| Skeptic's Toolbox | Annual four-day workshop devoted to scientific skepticism. |
| Skin disinfection | The use of medical disinfectant agents to prevent skin infections or bacteria |
| Skmaqn–Port-la-Joye–Fort Amherst | Historic site in Anchor Point in the community of Rocky Point, Prince Edward Island. |
| Skolem–Mahler–Lech theorem | The zeros of a linear recurrence relation mostly form a regularly repeating pattern |
| Skunk Hollow | A settlement of free slaves that flourished between 1860 and 1910 in New Jersey |
| Sky Team | Two-player cooperative flight landing board game. |
| Slab (geology) | The portion of a tectonic plate that is being subducted |
| Slade's Case | Case in English contract law that ran from 1596 to 1602. |
| Slake's Limbo | American novel by Felice Holman. |
| Slay in Your Lane | A series of books by Yomi Adegoke and Elizabeth Uviebinené |
| Sleeping Awake | 2003 single by P.O.D. |
| Slice (EP) | 2023 EP by O. |
| Slutty Vegan | Vegan hamburger restaurant chain in Atlanta, Georgia. |
| Small stellated dodecahedron | A Kepler-Poinsot polyhedron |
| Smart beta | Investment strategy that adds active features to passive strategies. |
| Smashboards | Online forum covering Super Smash Bros. |
| Smiddy Shaw Reservoir | A reservoir in County Durham, England |
| Smile (Scarface song) | 1997 single by Scarface featuring 2Pac and Johnny P. |
| Smile (Wizkid song) | 2020 single by Wizkid featuring H.E.R. |
| Smit International | A Dutch company |
| Smith Lands station | Light rail station in Houston, Texas. |
| Smith S. Wilkinson | 19th century American politician. |
| Smith conjecture | The fixed point set of a finite-order 3-sphere diffeomorphism can't be a non-trivial knot |
| Smith system | A system of taxonomy of the cryptogams |
| Smoke and Mirrors (O.C. album) | 2005 studio album by O.C. |
| Smooth Assassin | 1990 studio album by Grand Daddy I.U. |
| Smárason | Surname list. |
| Snack Barz | Candy bar by The Hershey Company. |
| Snag (textiles) | A qualitative property of textiles |
| Snake Plissken | Fictional character from the films Escape from New York and Escape from L.A. |
| Snake soup | A Chinese soup |
| Snow Australia | Governing body for Alpine sports in Australia. |
| Snow Hill lines | A collection of railway lines in the West Midlands, England |
| Snow in Brazil | The frequency of snow in Brazil |
| Snowclone | A cliché used as a pattern for other expressions |
| Snowflake schema | A logical arrangement of computing tables in a multidimensional database |
| Snowmass Lake | A lake west of Aspen, Colorado |
| Snowsports Association of Ireland | The National Governing Body for Snowsports in Ireland |
| SnpEff | Open source tool that annotates variants and predicts their coding effects. |
| Snuff the Punk | 1994 studio album by P.O.D. |
| SoCal Sessions | 2014 studio album by P.O.D. |
| So It Continues | 2012 studio album by S.O. |
| So Long, Scarecrow | 2005 studio album by Scarling. |
| Soa, Tiree | A tidal island off the coast of Tiree |
| Soak testing | Short-term verification of the stability of a system to predict its long-term behavior. |
| Sobh-e-No | A daily newspaper in Iran |
| Social Democratic Rebirth | Social-democratic Italian political party. |
| Social construct | A category or thing made real by collective agreement |
| Social event | A singular episode of social interaction |
| Social media's role in the Arab Spring | The role of social media in early 2010s Middle East/North Africa protests |
| Social mortgage | The conditions under which people are to use the goods of the world |
| Social technology | A term of technology that enabled social interactions |
| Socialist Party of France (1902) | Revolutionary socialist party in France (1902–1905). |
| Sociedad Española de Construcciones Electromecánicas | Former Spanish company dedicated to the metallurgical industry. |
| Sociedad de Crédito Mobiliario Español | 19th century Spanish bank. |
| Society for Biopsychosocial Science and Medicine | The major organization for psychosomatic medicine in the world. |
| Society of Christ | Male religious congregation of the Catholic Church. |
| Socio-ecological system | A bio-geo-physical unit and associated social actors |
| Socio-onomastics | The study of names in a social and cultural context |
| Sociocultural system | A human population viewed in context |
| Soera | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Softball at the 2019 Pan American Games – Men's tournament | The men's softball tournament at the 2019 Pan American Games |
| Softball at the 2019 Pan American Games – Women's tournament | The Women's softball tournament at the 2019 Pan American Games |
| Sohra Government College | General degree college situated at Cherrapunjee, in Meghalaya. |
| Soil health | A state of soil, meeting ecosystem functions |
| Soil physics | The study of soil's physical properties and processes |
| Sojourner (album) | 2007 box set by Magnolia Electric Co. |
| Sokołowo Włościańskie | Village in Gmina Obryte, Poland. |
| Solai | A Kenyan town in Nakuru county |
| Solan | A city in Himachal Pradesh, India |
| Solar Sentinels | A 2006 concept for a series of missions to the Sun |
| Solar System | The Sun and objects orbiting it |
| Solar Total Energy Project | The world's first and largest solar thermal cogeneration |
| Solar transit | A period of where an object moves in front of the Sun |
| Soldenfeldts Stiftelse | Listed property overlooking Sortedam Lake in Østerbro district, Copenhagen, Denmark. |
| Solec, Warsaw | A neighbourhood in Warsaw |
| Solfest | Annual music festival in Cumbria, UK. |
| Solid (U.D.O. album) | 1997 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Solid earth | The planet's solid surface and its interior |
| Solid hydrogen | The frozen form of the 1-proton element |
| Solidere | The Lebanese Company for the Development and Reconstruction of Beirut Central District |
| Solidonia | A natural plant fiber extracted from an African plant that was similar to ramie |
| Solighetto | Small settlement in Treviso, Italy. |
| Solo living | The domestic situation of individuals who live alone |
| Solomon Islands (ecoregion) | A marine ecoregion of the Pacific Ocean |
| Solomos Square | Central Bus Station in Nicosia, Cyprus. |
| Solopharm | A pharmaceutical company |
| Solvay Castle | Château in Walloon Brabant, Belgium. |
| Solvent effects | Influence of a solvent on chemical reactivity, stability, etc. |
| Solving quadratic equations with continued fractions | A procedure to solve equations of second degree |
| Solway Harvester | A scallop dredger |
| Sombe | A Ugandan stew made from Cassava leaves |
| Some Boys Got It, Most Men Don't | 1999 studio album by d.b.s. |
| Somebody (D.O. song) | 2023 single by D.O. |
| Someday I'll Fly | 2012 single by G.E.M. |
| Somedays (song) | 2024 single by Sonny Fodera, Jazzy and D.O.D. |
| Someone to Love (Jon B. song) | 1995 single by Babyface and Jon B. |
| Something Better Change | 1980 studio album by D.O.A. |
| Somewhere in the World | 1984 single by Boney M. |
| Son of a Bitches Brew | 2012 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Son of a Pimp | 2005 studio album by Mistah F.A.B. |
| Son of a Pimp Part 2 | 2016 studio album by Mistah F.A.B. |
| Sondy Pope | American Democratic politician. |
| Sonerila bababudangiriensis | A species of plant |
| Songoro | Ward in Chemba District, Dodoma Region. |
| Songs About U | 2017 studio album by Banky W. |
| Songs of Jamaica | The first book published in Jamaican Patois (1912) |
| Songs of the Lincoln Brigade | 1940 studio album by Baldwin 'Butch' Hawes, Bess Lomax Hawes, Pete Seeger, Tom Glazer. |
| Songsarek | A traditional religion followed by the Garo people in Meghalaya, India |
| Songwriters of North America | Trade organization for songwriters' rights. |
| Sonia Lewitska | Painter and printmaker. |
| Sonohara Dam | Dam in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. |
| Sonority sequencing principle | A constraint in Optimality Theory |
| Sons and Other Flammable Objects | A 2007 novel by Porochista Khakpour |
| Sony SMC-70 | A microcomputer that was produced by Sony and released in September 1982 |
| Soon I Will Be Invincible | A novel by Austin Grossman, published by Pantheon Books and released on June 5, 2007 |
| Sop | Piece of bread or toast that is drenched in liquid and then eaten. |
| Sophaenetus | A Greek mercenary leader of the Ten Thousand |
| Sophia Gholz | Award-winning American author of books for young readers. |
| Sophie Gonzales (writer) | Australian YA author. |
| Sorae Church | The first Protestant church in Korea. |
| Sorbaria kirilowii | Sorbaria kirilowii, plant originated from Huabei Plains, China. |
| Sorbothane | A synthetic viscoelastic urethane polymer |
| Sorry (2021 film) | 2021 stand-up comedy special by Louis C.K. |
| Sorus | Cluster of sporangia in ferns and fungi. |
| Sosa, Indonesia | Sub-district of Padang Lawas, North Sumatra, Indonesia. |
| Sotik Massacre | The massacre of Ethnic Kipsigis with punitive British expedition |
| Soul's Aflame | 1999 studio album by O.A.R. |
| SoulCollage | A method of self-discovery (created 1986–1989) |
| Soun of Ogbomosho | The king of Ogbomoso Kingdom in oyo state Nigeria |
| Sound (nautical) | The process of determining depth of water beneath a ship or in a tank |
| Sound map | Not to be confused with the game, Soundmap. |
| Sound of the Rockies | A Coloradan a capella chorus |
| Sources and sinks | A analogy used to study vector fields |
| SouthCoast Wind | Proposed offshore wind farm in Massachusetts, U.S.A. |
| South African Environmental Observation Network | A network to perform long-term ecological research in South Africa and surrounding waters |
| South American Pacific mangroves | Ecoregion along the Pacific coast of Panama, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. |
| South Boston Aquarium | A profile of the South Boston Aquarium (1912-1954) |
| South Carolina Declaration of Secession | 1860 declaration explaining South Carolina's decision to secede from the union. |
| South Central Bell | The name of the Bell Operating Company serving the South-Central US |
| South End station | Planned light rail station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| South Fork Clackamas River | A river in Clackamas County, Oregon |
| South Kuzbass Power Station | Power plant in Kaltan, Kemerovo, Russia. |
| South Maitland Railway railcar | A retired class of diesel railcar operated in New South Wales |
| South Walsham | A village and civil parish in Norfolk, England |
| South West African Police | The police force of South West Africa |
| South and West Yorkshire Green Belt | The green belt areas of South and West Yorkshire, England |
| Southall Travel | Travel agency in the United Kingdom. |
| Southeast, Eugene, Oregon | This green neighborhood features a rolling landscape of trees, homes, and great schools. |
| Southern Cross (folk song) | Poetic ballad about hazards of harvesting harp seals. |
| Southern Expeditionary Army Group | Army unit of the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II. |
| Southern Indiana Center for the Arts | The Southern Indiana Center for the Arts |
| Southern Mindanao Colleges | Private college in Zamboanga del Sur, Philippines. |
| Southtown (song) | 2000 single by P.O.D. |
| Southwest Approaches | The offshore waters to the southwest of Great Britain |
| Southwest Indian Ridge | A mid-ocean ridge on the bed of the south-west Indian Ocean and south-east Atlantic Ocean |
| Southwick Hill Tunnel | Road tunnel to the north of Southwick, West Sussex, England. |
| Sovereignty goddess | Goddess who confers sovereignty upon a king by marrying or having sex with him. |
| Soviet submarine K-219 | A Project 667A Navaga-class ballistic missile submarine |
| Soviet submarine K-23 | K-class submarine of the Soviet Navy during World War II. |
| Sovremenost | The first Macedonian literary magazine |
| Soğucak | A settlement in Turkey |
| Space & Time (album) | 2010 studio album by R.M.C. |
| Space (M.I.A. song) | 2010 song by M.I.A. |
| Space Aliens Grill & Bar | Chain of restaurants in North Dakota and Minnesota, USA. |
| Space Race, LLC | The vanity card production company for Space Racers. |
| Space cloth | Hypothetical plane with resistivity of 376.7 ohms per square. |
| Spacecraft retirement | The retiring or discontinuation of a space probe |
| Spaces of test functions and distributions | Topological vector spaces involving with the definition and use of Schwartz distributions. |
| Spag's | Spags was successful family Business until the property sold OCT 2004 rt.9 Shrewsbury Ma. |
| Span (engineering) | Distance between supports of an arch, bridge, etc. |
| Spanish Virgin Islands | A portion of the Virgin Islands comprising Culebra and Vieques of Puerto Rico |
| Spanish as a second or foreign language | The use of Spanish as a non-native language |
| Spanish fess | A wide central horizontal stripe on a flag |
| Sparrow House (Portland, Maine) | A Historic house in Maine, United States |
| Sparse voxel octree | A Computer Generated Imagery (CGI) representation technique |
| Sparton Horn Plant | A company and industrial complex |
| Spatharokandidatos | Byzantine court dignity, 7th–11th centuries. |
| Spatial Data File | A type of file format |
| Spatial architecture | Array of processing elements specialized for parallelizable workloads. |
| Spatial join | A GIS tool for merging attribute tables using spatial relationships |
| Spatial tense | A grammatical category that refers to the ___location of an event |
| Spaz (song) | 2008 single by N.E.R.D. |
| Speakeasy (D.I.G. album) | 1995 studio album by D.I.G. |
| Speaker of the House of Representatives (Cyprus) | The office of the presiding officer of the Cypriot House of Representatives |
| Special Investigation Branch | Detective branch of the British military police. |
| Special Tasks and Rescue | Police Tactical Group of the South Australia Police. |
| Special Warfare Training Centre (Malaysia) | A specialised military school for special operations located in Malaysia |
| Special for Women | 1960s TV series about problems faced by women. |
| Specialized Administrative Sections | French civil-military program operating in French Algeria from 1955 to 1962. |
| Spectrum of a matrix | The set of the matrix's eigenvalues |
| Speculum al foderi | The Mirror of Coitus (English) |
| Spellbinding | The Smashing Pumpkins single |
| Spider-Man collected editions | A list of Spider-Man comics collated into collected editions |
| Spin connection | A connection on a spinor bundle |
| Spitskop Dam | Dam in North of Kimberley in the Northern Cape province. |
| Splendor & Misery | 2016 studio album by clipping. |
| Split-ring resonator | A resonator |
| Sponsored post | A post to a website that is actually an advertisement |
| Sporting Index | Betting company in the U.K. |
| Spring Valley, Nairobi | A residential suburb in Nairobi |
| Square Hospital | Private hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh. |
| Squatting in Honduras | The occupation of unused land or derelict buildings without the permission of the owner |
| Squatting in Iran | The occupation of unused land or derelict buildings without the permission of the owner |
| Squib (keelboat) | A small racing keelboat |
| Squid giant axon | The very large nerve fiber that controls part of the water jet propulsion system in squid |
| Sraosha | The Avestan language name of the Zoroastrian divinity of "Obedience" or "Observance" |
| Sri Bhadravarman | A ruler of the Old Pahang Kingdom in 4th CE |
| Sridharan Sriram | Indian cricket player. |
| Srikanthalakshmi Arulanandam | Ulakaviyalalarum writer. |
| St. Ambrose Academy | School located in Wisconsin, U.S.A. |
| St. Andrew's Episcopal School (Maryland) | Private school in Potomac, Maryland, US. |
| St. Captain Freak Out & the Magic Bamboo Request | 2002 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans | Hotel in New Orleans. |
| St. John's Catholic Cemetery in Bydgoszcz | A Catholic cemetery in Bydgoszcz |
| St. John's Loch | A loch in Caithness, Scotland |
| St. John's Rural West | Parliamentary constituency in Antigua and Barbuda. |
| St. Johns Library | Library building in Portland, Oregon, U. S. |
| St. Louis Country Club | A country club located in St. Louis |
| St. Louis Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa, United States. |
| St. Marxmen | 2005 mixtape by M.O.P. |
| St. Michael's and All Angels Church, Sandakan | Church in Sandakan, Sabah. |
| St Bees Lighthouse | A lighthouse at St Bees, on the Cumbrian coast, England |
| St George's Hall and Apollo Room of the Winter Palace | The Throne Room of the Tsars of Russia |
| St John the Evangelist, Palmers Green | Church in London Borough of Enfield, North London. |
| St Martin's Place Savings Bank | A British savings bank that operated between 1816 and 1896 |
| St Mary's Church, Welwyn | A church located in Welwyn, Hertfordshire |
| Stable Genius Act | A proposed requirement for presidential candidate medical exams |
| Stable homotopy theory | The study of spectra |
| Stack the Cats | Children's picture book by Susie Ghahremani. |
| Stade Émile-Stahl | Stadium in Strasbourg, France. |
| Stadion an der Hafenstraße | Stadium in Essen, Germany. |
| Stadium (Dubai Metro) | Metro station in Dubai, U.A.E. |
| Stagecoach Inn (Shelburne, Vermont) | Exhibit building in Shelburne, Vermont. |
| Stain | A discoloration that can be clearly distinguished from the surface |
| Standard Reference Method | A method to specify beer color |
| Standard Swahili language | A supradialectal Swahili variety |
| Standard tuning | The typical tuning of a string instrument |
| Stanford University Network | The first wide-area packet-switched network |
| Stanisław Nogaj | A Polish journalist and writer from Silesia |
| Stanley C. Hunt | Canadian First Nations artist from coastal British Columbia. |
| Stanley Mitchell (cricketer) | Irish first-class cricketer, selector and sport administrator. |
| Star Academies | A multi-academy trust |
| Star Gauge | A Chinese poem written by Su Hui |
| Starch production | Manufacturing of starches and starch products from rice, potatoes, maize etc. |
| Starchild (O.C. album) | 2005 studio album by O.C. |
| Starehe | A neighbourhood in the city of Nairobi |
| Stargirl (novel) | A 2000 young adult novel written by Jerry Spinelli |
| Staring to the Sun | 2006 EP / single by Scarling. |
| Staritsky Peninsula | A peninsula in the Sea of Okhotsk, Russian Far East |
| Starlab | A multidisciplinary blue sky research institute |
| Starleader: Assault! | Combat module for science-fiction table-top role-playing game. |
| Starobinsky inflation | A theoretical model of cosmic inflation |
| Stars (The Cranberries song) | The Cranberries song |
| Starships & Spacecraft | Science-fiction role-playing game supplement . |
| State Geologic and Subsoil Survey of Ukraine | Governmental Ukrainian Geological Survey. |
| State Highway 3 (West Bengal) | State highway in West Bengal, India. |
| State Library of Iowa | Library Service in the U.S. state of Lowa. |
| State Prison in Renbæk | Open prison in Renbæk, Denmark. |
| State capacity | A government's ability to do things |
| State of Exception in El Salvador | The State of Exception is a right established in the Constitution of El Salvador. |
| State of Shock (D.I. album) | 1994 studio album by D.I. |
| Statistext | Classification of part of the population that that population would not apply to themselves. |
| Statistical system of Bosnia and Herzegovina | Group of government processes and organisations in Bosnia and Herzegovina. |
| Statue of Albert, Prince Consort, North Inch | The Albert Memorial |
| Statue of Earl Mountbatten, London | Statue in London, U.K. |
| Statue of Viscount Alanbrooke, London | Statue in Whitehall, London, U.K. |
| Statue of Viscount Slim, London | Statue in Whitehall, London, U.K. |
| Statutes of uncertain date | English statute laws where the date they were passed is not known. |
| Statvolt | A CGS-ESU and gaussian unit of voltage |
| Staurogram | A "ligature", or combination of letters. |
| Stavrodromi | Community in Erymanthos, Achaea, Greece. |
| Staw Ujazdowski-Kolonia | District of Gmina Nielisz, Zamość County, Lublin Voivodeship, Poland. |
| Stay-at-home parent | A type of parent that remains at home |
| Steam railcar | A self-propelled railcar powered by a steam engine |
| Steelfactory | 2018 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Steelhammer | 2013 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Steep Rocky Creek Railway Bridge | Railway bridge in Queensland, Australia. |
| Steep turn (aviation) | Aviation turn involving more than 30 degrees. |
| Steevi Bacon | Musician from London, UK. |
| Stefan Krauss Deiml | Professor at University of Oslo, Norway. |
| Stefanie Martin | German biological anthropologist. |
| Stellar engulfment | The process where a red giant star engulfs a planet |
| Stellar mass loss | A Physical phenomenon |
| Stenocarpus heterophyllus | Species of plant in the family Proteaceae endemic to New Caledonia. |
| Stephen Court fire | A fire in 2011 at Park Street, Calcutta |
| Stephen Meek | A fur trapper and guide in the American Old West |
| Stephen O. Bennett | 19th century American merchant and politician. |
| Steppin Up | 2010 single by M.I.A. |
| Sterigma | Slim projecting part of the basidium of some species of fungi that carries the basidiospore. |
| Sterling Law Building | Yale Law School building in New Haven, Connecticut. |
| Sterling Municipal Airport | Airport in Colorado, U.S.A. |
| Stettin–Stargard in Pommern maritime trade war | A conflict between Stettin and Stargard over primacy in maritime trade |
| Steven Mark Klein | American cultural theorist, archivist, and author. |
| Stewarton Academy | A secondary school in Stewarton, East Ayrshire, Scotland |
| Stewartville Formation | Geologic formation in Iowa and Minnesota, United States. |
| Sthayibhava | Essential aesthetic element of Rasa theory in Sanskrit literature. |
| Stichting | A kind of Legal Entity under Dutch Corporate Law |
| Sticker album | A book containing collectible stickers. |
| Stiefel manifold | The manifold of all orthonormal k-frames in n-dimensional Euclidean space |
| Stigmatogobius sadanundio | A species of goby indigenous to South Asia. |
| Still Not Black Enough | 1995 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| Still Po Pimpin | 1998 single by Do or Die featuring Twista and Johnny P. |
| Still Telling Everybody: 30 Years of Hits | 2019 greatest hits album by Human Nature. |
| Stir-up Sunday | The last Sunday before Advent |
| Stob Coir' an Albannaich | Mountain in Grampian Mountains of Scotland. |
| Stockpile stewardship | Testing and maintenance of the American nuclear weapons. |
| Stomachaches (album) | 2014 studio album by frnkiero andthe cellabration. |
| Stone Cold World | 1993 studio album by A.L.T. |
| Stone Lake (California) | Lake in Sacramento County, California. |
| Stone Sentinel Maze | Array of rocks and boulders in Chinese folklore. |
| Stone circles of Junapani | Historic site in Dist. Nagpur, Maharashtra. |
| Stonebridge International Insurance Ltd | A British insurance company |
| Stoneman's 1864 raid | Union cavalry raid during the US Civil War. |
| Stop of the Exchequer | A repudiation of state debt that occurred in England in 1672 |
| Stories (Boney M. song) | 1990 single by Boney M. |
| Stories of a Stranger | 2005 studio album by O.A.R. |
| Storsponen Nunatak | Antarctica nunatak. |
| Storyliving by Disney | The Walt Disney Company subsidiary |
| Storyville (magazine) | A bygone British jazz magazine |
| Stourbridge Town branch line | Railway branch line in Stourbridge, UK. |
| Strachur-Dunoon Shinty Club | Shinty team from Strachur, Argyll, Scotland. |
| Strachur and District Shinty Club | Shinty team from Strachur, Argyll, Scotland. |
| Straight Outta Compton (song) | 1989 song by N.W.A. |
| Straight line engine turning | A machine tool used for Guilloché |
| Strand (programming language) | A programming language |
| Strand District (Metropolis) | A former local government district within the metropolitan area of London, England |
| Strange Love (T.S.O.L. album) | 1990 studio album by T.S.O.L. |
| Strange Spirits | 1979 studio album by Skatt Bros. |
| Strange in Stereo | 1999 studio album by In the Woods... |
| Strategic control | A core management process |
| Street Safari | 2018 studio album by Public Access T.V. |
| Stribeck curve | Friction depending on speed when the surfaces are sliding lubricated. |
| Strict rules, hard efforts | The motto of Harbin Institute of Technology |
| String Quartet in E-flat major (Wanhal) | The "other" Hoffmeister Quartet |
| Strip programming | Television and radio programming technique. |
| Stripping (chemistry) | A separation process |
| Strontium perchlorate | A white powder or colourless crystals |
| Structural Genomics Consortium | A nonprofit consortium of bioscience researchers to openly share protein structure data |
| Struthiola striata | A shrub in the Thymelaeaceae family from South Africa |
| Struthiola tetralepis | A shrub in the Thymelaeaceae family from South Africa |
| Stuart Linder | American plastic surgeon and media personality. |
| Stuart Milner Finlayson | Canadian businessman and politician. |
| Stuart Turner (company) | Engineering company specialising in models. |
| Student of the Game | 2013 studio album by N.O.R.E. |
| Students for Freedom and Equality | Iranian Student Organization. |
| Studies in Judaism, Christianity and the Religions of India | A book of Ziaur Rahman Azmi on world's major religions |
| Stunt coordinator | A person in a film crew who arranges stunts |
| Stupino Airfield | Airport in Moscow Oblast, Russia. |
| Sturge Park | Cricket ground in Montserrat. |
| Stutter step | A stutter step is a footwork technique in tennis and other sports. |
| Stößensee Bridge | A steel truss bridge over the Stößensee lake. |
| Su Hu | A general of Shang dynasty |
| Sub-Gaussian distribution | Probability distribution whose tail probability is less than some gaussian, in some sense. |
| Subhadra Yojana | Women-centric welfare scheme in Odisha, India. |
| Subia people | A Bantu-Botatwe ethnic group in Southern Africa |
| Subjective response to alcohol | An individual's experience of the effects of alcohol |
| Subjective validation | A psychological bias |
| Submarine 1922 | A submarine volcano found in the Sangihe Islands of Indonesia in 1922 |
| Submarine Products | Former British diving equipment manufacturer and distributor. |
| Submerged floating tunnel | A tunnel that floats underwater, deep enough to avoid water traffic and weather |
| Subsequential limit | The limit of some subsequence |
| Subsistence pattern | A strategy by which a society survives |
| Successor liability | First pass at an article on successor liability. |
| Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation | A Scottish folk song. |
| Sucker DJ | 1990 single by Dimples D. |
| Sucker rod | A steel rod used in oil industry |
| Sudagai Dam | Dam in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. |
| Sudama | A childhood friend of Hindu deity Krishna |
| Sudha Menon | Indian author, writing coach, model, actor and motivational speaker. |
| Sue Thompson (pool player) | Scottish pool player, 11 times world eightball champion. |
| Sueiro Gomes de Soutomaior | Lord of Rianxo, Lantañón, Vea and Insua. |
| Suffolk Traction Company | Rail line in Holtsville, and vicinity. |
| Sufyan Mosque | A historic mosque in the city of Lahij, Yemen |
| Sugar Land Quan Am | The Sugar Land Quan Am Statue |
| Sugarmill Woods, Florida | Census-designated place in Florida, US. |
| Sugarwise | UK certification authority for sugar claims on food and drink. |
| Sulduz (tribe) | A Mongolian tribe |
| Sultan Ismail Building | Meeting place for the Johor State Legislative Assembly. |
| Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II Museum | Museum of the Palembang Sultanate. |
| Sumedha | A mythological figure, regarded as a previous life of the Buddha |
| Summer Festival of Reus | Festival of Reus. |
| Sun Cruise Resort & Yacht | Hotel resort built like a cruise ship located in South Korea. |
| Sunan station | Railway station in Sunan-guyŏk, P'yŏngyang, North Korea. |
| Sund Rock | A designated conservation area on the U.S. state of Washington's Hood Canal |
| Sundar Nagar | A town in Himachal Pradesh, India |
| Sunil Barve | Marathi film, television and theatre actor. |
| Sunpura | Town in Lohit District, Arunachal Pradesh, India. |
| Sunset (Rylov painting) | 1917 painting by Arkady Rylov. |
| Sunshine (R.I.O. album) | 2011 studio album by R.I.O. |
| Sunshine (Rye Rye song) | 2010 single by Rye Rye featuring M.I.A. |
| Sunshowers | 2004 single by M.I.A. |
| Sup'ung Dam | Dam in Liaoning Province/North Pyongan. |
| Super Cassette Vision | Home video game console by Epoch Co. |
| Super Junior-K.R.Y. Asia Tour 2015: Phonograph | 2015–16 concert tour by Super Junior-K.R.Y. |
| Super Junior-K.R.Y. Japan Tour 2015: Phonograph | 2015 concert tour by Super Junior-K.R.Y. |
| Super Junior-K.R.Y. Special Winter Concert | 2012–13 concert tour by Super Junior-K.R.Y. |
| Super Junior-K.R.Y. The 1st Concert | 2010–11 concert tour by Super Junior-K.R.Y. |
| Super QCD | A supersymmetric generalization of quantum chromodynamics |
| Super Sharanya | 2022 film by Girish A.D. |
| Superbone | Hybrid musical instrument in the trombone family with both a slide and valves. |
| Superdeformation | A nucleus that is very far from being spherical |
| Superintendencia Financiera de Colombia | A Colombian government agency |
| Superior Credit Union | Credit union in Ohio. |
| Superior Energy Services | A holding company for a portfolio of oilfield rentals and well services brands |
| Supermultiplet | A representation of the supersymmetry algebra |
| Supplementarity | The principle of Kyoto protocol |
| Supplementary Japanese Schools in Australia | A list of supplementary Japanese schools in Australia |
| Suppletion | A word having inflected forms from multiple unrelated stems |
| Supplier relationship management | A business concept |
| Supralingual administration | A route of administration of a drug by placing it above tongue |
| Supreme Court reform in the United States | The debate to reform the operation of the Supreme Court to better address democratic issues |
| Supreme Order of Sri Mahawangsa | Honorific order of the Sultanate of Kedah. |
| Supreme deity | The sole deity of monotheistic religions or, in polytheistic or henotheistic religions |
| Supreme executive and administrative organ | A communist state institution |
| Supreme state organ of power | A communist state institution |
| Surat al-Ard | A book in geography by Ibn Hawqal |
| Surbana Jurong | A subsidiary of Temasek holding |
| Surendra Singh (cabinet secretary) | Chairman of the Civil Services of India. |
| Surface Hub 3 | 2023 third-generation interactive whiteboard designed by Microsoft. |
| Surface Pro (11th generation) | The eleventh generation of Microsoft Surface Pro |
| Surface Pro 8 | The eighth generation of Microsoft Surface Pro |
| Surface Pro 9 | The ninth generation of Microsoft Surface Pro |
| Surface water rescue | Rescue of a person who is at the surface of a body of water. |
| Surfin' M.O.D. | 1988 EP by M.O.D. |
| Surge in compressors | Form of aerodynamic instability in axial or centrifugal compressors. |
| Surprise (S.E.S. album) | 2001 compilation album by S.E.S. |
| Surrendered wife | A books by Laura Doyle |
| Suruke | Ward in Kondoa District, Dodoma Region. |
| Suryastra | A celestial weapon used by warriors in Hindu Epics |
| Suryavinayak Temple | Hindu Temple in Nepal. |
| Sussi (cloth) | Striped cloth. |
| Suthar | A caste within the Vishwakarma community of India |
| Suuremõisa Bay Nature Reserve | A protected area in Estonia |
| Suvorov crossing the Alps | A painting by Russian artist Vasily Surikov |
| Suyat | A proposed modern collective term for Philippine writing systems |
| Sverdlovsky (inhabited locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Sverdrup Basin Magmatic Province | A large igneous province in the Arctic |
| Sverdrup wave | A wave in the ocean, or large lakes |
| Swaggering | Ostentatious style of walking with an arrogant manner. |
| Swalecliffe | A coastal village in Kent, England |
| Swallow-tailed gull | The only nocturnal species of seabird in the world |
| Swaminarayan Bhashyam | A Sanskrit commentary on the Prasthanatrayi which established Swaminarayan's teachings |
| Swan School | Secondary school in Oxford, UK. |
| Swan Valley (Western Australia) | Region in Perth, Western Australia. |
| Swansdown | A 19th century soft woolen material, a mix of wool and silk used for waistcoats |
| Swargakkunnile Kuriakose | Indian film directed by Emmanuvel N. K. |
| Swedish Public Freedom Service | A conceptual art project |
| Sweet & Swing | Radio dance band programme. |
| Swet Bhairav | Swet Bhairav is a statue of most fierce Bhairava, avatar of Shiva. |
| Swift (programming language) | Apple's general-purpose, open source, compiled programming language. |
| Swimming-induced pulmonary edema | Body fluid in the lungs while swimming. |
| Swimming at the 2021 Junior Pan American Games | The swimming competitions at the 2021 Junior Pan American Games |
| Swimming pool bacteria | The bacteria found in swimming pools |
| Swin (Thames) | A passage in the Thames estuary |
| Swishahouse | Hip hop collective and record label from Houston, Texas. |
| Swiss Federal University for Vocational Education and Training | Swiss educational institution for vocational training sponsored by the federal government. |
| Swiss arrow | A large hand-thrown dart with fletching |
| Swiss maritime trade | The history and development of maritime trade involving Switzerland |
| Sword making | The process of forging swords |
| Swords (M.I.A. song) | 2015 song performed by M.I.A. |
| Syed Mohammad Izhar Ashraf | Sufi scholar and Sajjada Nashin of Syed Ashraf Jahangir Semnani. |
| Sylamore Scenic Byway | Scenic highway in Arkansas, U..S. |
| Syllable (computing) | A platform-specific data size used for some historical digital hardware |
| Sylvain Charles Valée | A French artilleryman (1773–1846) |
| Sylvan Ebigwei | Nigerian medical doctor and dental surgeon. |
| Symbrachydactyly | A congenital abnormality characterized by improperly formed fingers and toes |
| Symmacra | A moth of the family Geometridae from the Indo-Australian tropics |
| Synderesis | The use of reason to intuitively discern truth |
| Synergetic theory | Pseudoscientific theory. |
| Synod of Ancyra | Ecclesiastical council, or synod, convened in modern-day Ankara in 314. |
| Syracuse University College of Arts and Sciences | College of Arts and Sciences at Syracuse University. |
| Syrian General Organization of Books | A Syrian quasi-governmental cultural organization |
| Syrinx (bird anatomy) | The vocal organ of birds |
| System Center Orchestrator | System Center Orchestrator is an automation software tool by Microsoft. |
| Szczecin Voivodeship (1946–1975) | Former voivodeship of Poland from 1946 to 1975. |
| Szrenica | A mountain peak in the Giant Mountains, Poland |
| Szwalewo | A settlement in Gmina Iława, northern Poland |
| São Fernando | The Municipality of São Fernando in Nordeste, Brazil |
| São Paulo Biennial Foundation | Institution in charge of the São Paulo Art Biennial. |
| São Paulo do Potengi | The Municipality of São Paulo do Potengi in Nordeste, Brazil |
| Sädvvájávrre | Lake in Arjeplog Municipality, Sweden. |
| Sérgio Valle Duarte | Brazilian multimedia artist and fine-art photographer. |
| Söğütözü | A central business district in Ankara |
| Sōbudaishita Station | Railway station in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. |
| T-100 tank | Soviet heavy tank prototype of the 1930s. |
| T.A.T.u. Remixes | 2003 remix album by t.A.T.u. |
| T.I. vs. T.I.P. | 2007 studio album by T.I. |
| T.P.E. Featuring Adam Marano | 1992 studio album by T.P.E. |
| T.S.O.L. (EP) | 1981 EP by T.S.O.L. |
| T. M. A. Pai | The founder of modern Manipal |
| T2U | Sub-unit of boy band Block B. |
| T5 (Istanbul Tram) | A tram line in Istanbul |
| T92 light tank | US light tank prototype of the 1950s. |
| TELACU | The East Los Angeles Community Union |
| TGSS J1530+1049 | The most distant radio galaxy discovered |
| TI-990 | Series of 16-bit computers by Texas Instruments. |
| TOI-715 b | The first exoplanet discovered by TESS in the conservative habitable zone. |
| TOWT | The world biggest operator of sailing cargo ships |
| TRIM29 | May act as a transcriptional regulatory factor involved in carcinogenesis and/or differentiation. |
| TSS Earnslaw | A historic ship in New Zealand |
| TT Nagar Sports Complex | Multi-purposed stadium in Madhya Pradesh. |
| TURK Fatih Tutak | A Michelin-starred restaurant in Istanbul |
| T dwarf | Brown dwarf or exoplanet with atmospheric methane. |
| Tabasko | 2002 studio album by O.S.T.R. |
| Tabata Kihachi | Tabata KihachiV is a fifth generation Japanese textiles artist. |
| Tabby concrete | A type of concrete using lime from burnt shell |
| Tabi' al-Tabi'in | The Successors of the Successors of the Companions of Muhammad |
| Table dance | A type of erotic dance |
| Tabular-grain film | A type of photographic film |
| Taconic Mountains Ramble State Park | A state park near Hubbardton, Vermont |
| Tactical NAV | Tactical NAV is a precision navigation app designed for military personnel. |
| Tacuba, Mexico City | Neighborhood of Mexico City in Miguel Hidalgo, D.F. |
| Tafiti | Discontinued animated search engine launched by Microsoft Corp. |
| Tafra Gam | Village in Lohit district, Arunachal Pradesh, India. |
| Tafsir Zia ul Quran | Tafsir Zia ul Quran is a Quranic exegesis (tafsir) by Muhammad Karam Shah al-Azhari. |
| Tafton, Arkansas | Unincorporated community in Arkansas, United States. |
| Tagokura Dam | Dam in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Taha Māori | The Māori perspective on a subject |
| Tahmima Anam | British writer, novelist and columnist. |
| Tahsin Yazıcı (scholar) | A Turkish scholar of Persian and Arabic literature |
| Taipei Fashion Week | A fashion event in Taipei, Taiwan |
| Taishakugawa Dam | Dam in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Taishō Tripiṭaka | A Japanese edition of the Chinese Buddhist canon |
| Taita-Taveta District | A former district of Kenya |
| Taithu | A village in Pherzawl District, Northeast India. |
| Taizhou Library | National first-grade library in Taizhou, Zhejiang, China. |
| Taizhou Museum | City museum in Taizhou, Zhejiang, People's Republic of China. |
| Takane Dam | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Takatsudo Dam | Dam in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. |
| Take It All Back (song) | 2023 single by Tauren Wells, We The Kingdom and Davies. |
| Take It Away (L.A.B. song) | 2022 single by L.A.B. |
| Take Off (Young Dro song) | 2009 single by Young Dro featuring Yung L.A. |
| Take the Heat off Me | 1976 studio album by Boney M. |
| Takin' Mine | 1996 studio album by Heather B. |
| Taking a Snow Town | A painting by Russian artist Vasily Surikov |
| Takumi Watanabe (bartender) | Japanese bartender, known for his cocktail of Takumi's Aviation. |
| Tal Vez (Paulo Londra song) | Song by Argentine singer Paulo Londra. |
| Talabaw | A soup from Myanmar |
| Taleh Kazimov | The governor of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan |
| Tales of Arcadia | Fantasy show, written by Guillermo del Toro. |
| Talk-Action=0 | 2010 studio album by D.O.A. |
| Talking Friends | Short series based on the app franchise of the same name. |
| Tallensi | A people of northern Ghana |
| Taloja Central Jail | Prison in Kharghar, Maharashtra, India. |
| Tambaram–Nagercoil Antyodaya Express | A daily running Superfast Express train in Tamil Nadu, India |
| Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board | Governing body to monitor and control air, noise, and water pollution in the state of Tamil Nadu. |
| Tammar wallaby | A small macropod native to South and Western Australia |
| Tammerfors Aktuellt | A Swedish language local newspaper in Finland |
| Tammy (cloth) | A fine lightweight quality worsted material with a glazed surface. |
| Tampa Premium Outlets | Outdoor shopping mall in Wesley Chapel, Florida. |
| Tampere Tunnel | Road tunnel in Tampere, Finland. |
| Tampico Beverages | American manufacturer of bottled fruit-flavored drinks and gelatin. |
| Tamweel | A subsidiary of Dubai World |
| Tana Kaleya | Polish-German photographer and film director. |
| Tanager Expedition | A series of five biological surveys of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands |
| Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal murder | 2016 robbery-murder of an elderly woman in Singapore. |
| Tang official headwear | A Chinese headwear with drooping flats at the sides |
| Tangale people | A Nigerian Tribe |
| Tangata manu | The winner of a traditional competition of Easter Island |
| Tangential speed | How quickly an object undergoes movement in a circular path. |
| Tangja Leela Pakhangba | The founder of Ancient Kangleipak realm |
| Tanjong Tokong line | Proposed light rail transit line in Penang, Malaysia. |
| Tanjung Aru Library | A public library branch in Tanjung Aru, Sabah, Malaysia |
| Tanners (company) | Wine merchants company based in Shrewsbury, England. |
| Tanuki-bayashi | A strange sound phenomenon. |
| Tanzeb | A type of Muslin |
| Tanzverbot (Schill to Hell) | 2003 single by Fettes Brot & Bela B. |
| Tap O Lena | Champion cutting horse mare. |
| Tap Turns on the Water | 1971 single by C.C.S. |
| Taptuk Emre | A mystic of Anatolia and mentor of popular folk poet Yunus Emre |
| Tapu (Ottoman law) | A permanent lease of farmland to a peasant family in Ottoman law |
| Tara Devi of Kapurthala | A Czech actress and dancer, a queen consort of the Kapurthala State in India (1911–1946) |
| Tara From Satara | Indian television series. |
| Tarazuea | Village in Jammu and Kashmir, India. |
| Tardebigge Lake | A lake in Worcestershire, England |
| Target lesion | A rash with central clearing |
| Tariq ut-tahqiq | The old Persian poetry book |
| Tarns, Cumbria | A settlement in Cumbria, England |
| Tarraxinha | A dance and music genre from Angola. |
| Tarth Water | A river in the Scottish Borders, Scotland |
| Taryn Hemmings | American former professional soccer defender. |
| Taseer (caste) | A tribe in south asia. |
| Tasso ham | A smoked, spiced, and cured meat |
| Taste of Your Love | 1989 single by E.U. |
| Tata BlueScope Steel | Joint venture between Tata Steel Limited and BlueScope Steel. |
| Tata Power Dholera Solar PV Station | A photovoltaic power station in Port Blair, India. |
| Tata Sabaya | A 5,430-metre (17,810 ft) high volcan in Bolivia |
| Tatapani coalfield | Coal field located in the east of India in Jharkhand. |
| Tatar–Russian code-switching | The mixing of languages among bilingual inhabitants of Tatarstan |
| Tate and Brady | 1696 metrical psalm book by Nahum Tate and Nicholas Brady. |
| Tateiwa Dam | Dam in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Tattwabodhini Sabha | A Hindu organisation 1839-1859 |
| Tatyana Dektyareva | A former Russian track and field athlete |
| Taunu'u Niulevaea | Samoan rugby sevens player. |
| Taupo Totara Timber Railway | The TTT Railway was a light railway between Mokai and Putāruru |
| Taupō Rift | A continental rift valley in New Zealand |
| Tax Reform Act of 1976 | US Tax Code changes in 1976. |
| Tay Money | American rapper and singer from Texas. |
| Taylor McHargue | Former Rice University quarterback and current college football color analyst for CBS Sports. |
| Taylor Townsend (The O.C.) | Fictional character from The O.C. |
| Taymouth Hours | English Book of Hours, produced 1325~35. |
| Tayēr + Elementary | Drinking establishment in London, U.K. |
| Taṇhaṅkara | The earliest known Buddha |
| Teaching hospitals in the United States | A hospital that trains health professionals |
| Tealive | A beverage store chain in Malaysia |
| Team effectiveness | A team's ability to accomplish their goals or objectives |
| Team orders | The practice of teams issuing instructions to drivers |
| Teatro Masini, Faenza | Opera house in Faenza, Italy. |
| Teatro Yerbabruja | Arts non-profit based in Bay Shore, Long Island. References from Newsday, NY Times, etc. |
| Tech camp | A summer camp that focuses on technology education |
| Technical Difficulties (Hate Dept. album) | 1999 studio album by Hate Dept. |
| Technobiophilia | The innate tendency to focus on life and lifelike processes as they appear in technology |
| Technology Square (Cambridge, Massachusetts) | Office building complex in Cambridge, Mass. |
| Ted Lismer | English trade unionist and political activist. |
| Ted Payseur | American basketball player, coach, and athletic director. |
| Tees Bay | A bay in the North of England in the North Sea |
| Tehelka as Metaphor | A nonfiction book published in 2009 |
| Tehran Derby | Football match between Persepolis F.C. and Esteghlal F.C. |
| Tehuacana, Texas | A town in Texas |
| Teka-her | Monstrous serpent from Egyptian mythology. |
| Tekeli, Bozyazı | A settlement in Turkey |
| Tekmen, Bozyazı | A settlement in Turkey |
| TelQuel | A weekly news magazine in Morocco |
| Telangana State Southern Power Distribution Company Limited | A state electric power distributor |
| Telecentre | A public place where people can access digital technologies |
| Telephone banking | The Real World |
| Telepsychology | The use of telemedicine within the practice of psychotherapy |
| Tell Me Why (M.I.A. song) | 2010 single by M.I.A. |
| Tell Them You Love Me | 2024 true-crime documentary concerning facilitated communications. |
| Telnyashka | Distinctively striped undershirt, part of uniform of Russian forces. |
| Telomere-binding protein | Protein that binds telomeric DNA in various species. |
| Teluk Intan Municipal Council | A local authority in Perak |
| Temple Clark | 19th century American politician and Union Army officer. |
| Temple House of Israel | Jewish congregation in Staunton, Virginia, U. S. |
| Tempo Perdido (Legião Urbana song) | 1986 song by Legião Urbana. |
| Temporal logic of actions | Logic used to describe behaviours of concurrent systems. |
| Temporale | A main cycle of the General Roman Calendar |
| Ten Crack Commandments | 1997 song by The Notorious B.I.G. |
| Ten Great Merchant Guilds | Influential groups of merchants in Chinese history. |
| Ten Thousand Lightyears | 1984 studio album by Boney M. |
| Tenaya Canyon | A dramatic and dangerous canyon in Yosemite National Park, California, United States |
| Tenement (law) | The holder of a legal interest in real estate |
| Tenement houses of the Partnership of Petrovsky trade lines in Moscow | Monument in Moscow, Petrovsky Lines st. |
| Tenkasi Lok Sabha constituency | One of the 39 Parliamentary Constituencies in Tamil Nadu, in India. |
| TenneT | Transmission system operator in the Netherlands and in a large part of Germany. |
| Tennis at the 2019 Pan American Games – Women's doubles | The women's doubles tennis event of the 2019 Pan American Games |
| Tennis at the 2019 Pan American Games – Women's singles | The women's singles tennis event of the 2019 Pan American Games |
| Tennis at the 2023 Pan American Games – Women's doubles | The women's singles tennis event of the 2023 Pan American Games |
| Tennis at the 2023 Pan American Games – Women's singles | The women's singles tennis event of the 2023 Pan American Games |
| Tennis racket theorem | A rigid body with 3 distinct axes of inertia is unstable rotating about the middle axis |
| Tennyson Ward | A ward of Brisbane City Council |
| Tenoroon | A bassoon with a higher range |
| Tentkheta | Great Royal Wife of Amasis II. |
| Tepe-Kermen | A mountain in Ukraine |
| Teqkilla | 2010 single by M.I.A. |
| Terauchi Dam | Dam in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. |
| Terebra walkeri | Species of gastropod, and can be pink, white, grey or brown. |
| Terence Donovan (actor) | Australian actor. |
| Tereos | Worldwide manufacturer of sugar, starch and bioethanol. |
| Teresa de Rogatis | Italian composer, guitarist, pianist and music teacher. |
| Teri Takai | American politician and Chief Information Officer. |
| Terje Tvedt | Norwegian professor, author and documentary film maker. |
| Terlig | A type of robe of Mongol origins |
| Terrabacter aeriphilus | Species of bacteria. |
| Terrabacter carboxydivorans | Species of bacteria. |
| Terrabacter ginsenosidimutans | Species of bacteria. |
| Terrabacter koreensis | Species of bacteria. |
| Terrabacter lapilli | Species of bacteria. |
| Terrabacter terrae | Species of bacteria. |
| Terrabacter terrigena | Species of bacteria. |
| Terrabacter tumescens | Species of bacteria. |
| Territorial evolution of Idaho | A US state |
| Terry Whitmore | A Black military deserter and resister during the Vietnam War who went to Sweden |
| Teryayevo | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Teshikaga Airfield | Airstrip in Teshikaga, Hokkaido, Japan. |
| TestU01 | A collection of utilities for empirical randomness testing |
| Testament of Abraham | A text of Jewish apocalyptic literature |
| Testify (P.O.D. album) | 2006 studio album by P.O.D. |
| Tetouan–Fnideq expressway | Expressway in Morocco. |
| Tetramethylphosphonium bromide | A white, water-soluble organophosphorus compound |
| Tewa Group | A group of geologic formations in New Mexico |
| Texas's 31st House of Representatives district | American legislative district. |
| Texas's 89th House of Representatives district | American legislative district. |
| Texas Collegiate League | The premier summer collegiate baseball league in Texas |
| Texas Southern Railway | Defunct railway in Marshall, Texas. |
| Text world theory | A theory of language processing |
| Textile Fiber Products Identification Act | A consumer protection act in the United States. |
| Textile Machinery Makers Ltd | A machine manufacturing company |
| Thaaliba | A sub-tribe of the Maqil Arabs |
| Thabaton | A lady in Meitei folklore |
| Thailand–Vietnam football rivalry | A sporting rivalry between Vietnam and Thailand |
| Thalma de Freitas | Brazilian actress, singer and composer. |
| Thanda Gosht | Fiction short story by Saadat Hasan Manto, published in 1950. |
| Thanjavur Lok Sabha constituency | One of the 39 Parliamentary Constituencies in Tamil Nadu, in India. |
| Thapathali Campus | A constituent campus of TU |
| That's Okay | Song by South Korean singer D.O. |
| That Time | A Play by Samuel Beckett |
| Thathri | A town and a tehsil in Jammu and Kashmir |
| Thawabit | A set of Palestinian principles on the Israel-Palestine conflict |
| TheSkyNet | A volunteer computing research project that used BOINC to carry out research in astronomy |
| The "Party All Goddamn Night" EP | 2011 EP by Andrew W.K. |
| The 20 Greatest Christmas Songs | 1986 compilation album by Boney M. |
| The Academical Village People | A cappella group at the University of Virginia |
| The Albany Academies | Albany Academy is an independent school in Albany, New York, USA. |
| The Album with No Name | 1991 studio album by Redhead Kingpin and the F.B.I. |
| The Alien Conspiracy | 1995 studio album by Crisis n.T.i. |
| The Amazing Transplant | 1970 American film by Doris Wishman. |
| The Art Ensemble of Rake/The Tell-Tale Moog | 1995 studio album by Rake. |
| The Aurora Encounter | 1986 film directed by Jim McCullough Sr. |
| The Automation | Book about the god Vulcan's Automata. |
| The Awakening (P.O.D. album) | 2015 studio album by P.O.D. |
| The Bachelor's Beat | A defunct newspaper in Las Vegas, Nevada |
| The Battery (Charleston) | A promenade in South Carolina |
| The Beak of the Finch | 1994 nonfiction book by Jonathan Weiner. |
| The Belle of St. Mark | 1984 single by Sheila E. |
| The Best (t.A.T.u. album) | 2006 greatest hits album by t.A.T.u. |
| The Best of 2008–2012 | 2013 compilation album by G.E.M. |
| The Best of Boney M. | 1997 greatest hits album by Boney M. |
| The Best of Melody: Timeline | 2008 compilation album by melody. |
| The Big Picture (Da' T.R.U.T.H. album) | 2009 studio album by Da' T.R.U.T.H. |
| The Blood Road | A 2018 novel by Stuart MacBride |
| The Boiler | 1982 single by Rhoda with the Special A.K.A. |
| The Brave Bull | A gay bar located in Modesto, CA |
| The Brazen Serpent (Bruni) | A painting by Fyodor Bruni |
| The Bridal Canopy | A novel by Shmuel Yosef Agnon |
| The Bride From Hades | 1968 Japanese horror film based on the ghost story Peony Lantern. |
| The Bro Code | A book by Barney Stinson |
| The Broadmoor | Historic hotel in Colorado Springs, Colorado. |
| The Broadway Cinema (Prestwick) | Historic cinema owned by charity. |
| The Broken Pitcher (painting) | Painting by William-Adolphe Bouguereau. |
| The Bug Club | A Welsh indie rock band. |
| The Call (BSP) | A socialist magazine in the United Kingdom (1916–1920) |
| The Castle (Capitol Reef National Park) | Summit in the state of Utah, U.S.A. |
| The Catch (baseball) | A defensive play made by Willie Mays in Game 1 of the 1954 World Series |
| The Cenotaph, Penang | War memorial in George Town, Penang, Malaysia. |
| The Chase and Sanborn Hour | A series of American comedy and variety radio shows |
| The Chocolate Dandies (jazz combos) | The name of several American jazz combos from 1928 thru the 1940s |
| The Chronicles | 2008 compilation album by E.S.G. |
| The Civil Rights Project/Proyecto Derechos Civiles | A multidisciplinary research and policy think tank focused on issues of racial justice |
| The Collected Stories of Ray Bradbury | A three-volume edition of Bradbury's stories, presented chronologically, 1938-1968. |
| The Complete Collection (Boney M. album) | 2000 compilation album by Boney M. |
| The Crimson Idol | 1992 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| The Critical Eye | TV series examining paranormal claims. |
| The Crossroads of Destiny | The finale of the second season of Avatar: The Last Airbender |
| The D.I.Y. Guys | 2008 live album by (həd)p.e. |
| The D.O.C. & The Doctor | 1989 single by The D.O.C. |
| The DNAgents | Comic book title published by Eclipse Comics. |
| The Daily Minor Planet | The citizen science project The Daily Minor Planet |
| The Dawning of the Day | The name of two old Irish airs |
| The DeZurik Sisters | American singing duo. |
| The Death of Graffiti | A 1982 painting by Lady Pink |
| The Democratic Republic of the Congo and the World Bank | The DRC's relations with the World Bank |
| The DemonWars Saga | Series of seven High fantasy novels by American writer R. A. Salvatore. |
| The Dirty Version | 1999 studio album by A.G. |
| The Draconic Prophecies (book series) | A series of books by James Wyatt |
| The Dreaded Summons and Other Misplaced Bills | A collection of children's short stories by Lorin Morgan-Richards |
| The Drunk Mason (Goya) | Painting by Francisco de Goya. |
| The Dutchman's Cap (Lithuania) | Hill on the Lithuanian seaside. |
| The Education of Robert Nifkin | A young-adults novel by Daniel Pinkwater |
| The Embroideress (magazine) | Needlework magazine published from 1922 until 1939. |
| The Erasers | A 1953 novel by Alain Robbe-Grillet |
| The Exponents | New Zealand rock group, formerly known as The Dance Exponents. |
| The Fabulous Chancellors | Classic American rock 'n' roll band. |
| The Faith (album) | 2005 studio album by Da' T.R.U.T.H. |
| The Fang (frozen waterfall) | A frozen waterfall near Vail CO |
| The Fantasy Film Worlds of George Pal | A 1985 documentary film about George Pal |
| The Favourite (song) | 1994 single by D.I.G. |
| The Feather | The feather |
| The Formula (song) | 1989 single by The D.O.C. |
| The Fourteen of Meaux | Meaux history middle ages. First Protestant church established. Fourteen Huguenots burnt alive. |
| The Fundamental Elements of Southtown | 1999 studio album by P.O.D. |
| The Fur Trade at Lachine National Historic Site | History museum in Quebec, Canada. |
| The Future of Palestine | A 1915 draft British Cabinet paper |
| The Gallant Conversation | 1654 painting by Gerard ter Borch (the Younger). |
| The Gamma-ray Transients Monitor | The first astronomical CubeSat funded by Taiwan Space Agency |
| The Gentlewoman (magazine) | Arts and culture magazine published in the U.K. |
| The Goblin (magazine) | Canadian comedic magazine published in Toronto, Ontario. |
| The Goblin and the Empty Chair | Australian children's picture book by Mem Fox and illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon. |
| The Great Chain of Unbeing | Book by Andrew Crumey, "The Great Chain of Unbeing". |
| The Great Depression of 1990 | A Educational book about how to stop finaical crisis. |
| The Great Influenza | 2004 nonfiction historical book by John M. Barry about the 1918 flu pandemic. |
| The Greatest Hits (2001 Boney M. album) | 2001 greatest hits album by Boney M. |
| The Grumbleweeds Radio Show | Comedy radio and TV show of the 1980s. |
| The Guest (novel) | A novel written by Emma Cline. |
| The Guide to Getting it On | A sexuality book by Paul N. Joannides |
| The Gun (Chivers book) | A history book about the AK-47 rifle and its variants |
| The Hague City Hall | The Ice Palace |
| The Hard Copy Observer | A defunct publication based in Newtonville, Massachusetts |
| The Headless Children | 1989 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| The Heart of tha Streetz, Vol. 1 | 2005 studio album by B.G. |
| The Heart of tha Streetz, Vol. 2 (I Am What I Am) | 2006 studio album by B.G. |
| The Heartless Control Everything | 2003 EP by The Chiodos Bros. |
| The Heavy (album) | 2004 studio album by U.P.O. |
| The Henderson | A new landscape in Hong Kong |
| The Heroin Diaries Soundtrack | 2007 studio album by Sixx:A.M. |
| The History of Orkney Literature | Book by Simon W. Hall. |
| The Horatians and the Curiatians | A play by Bertolt Brecht |
| The House That Hate Built | 2001 compilation album by Hate Dept. |
| The Japan Covers | 2008 studio album by Andrew W.K. |
| The Johannesburg Review of Books | South African literary magazine. |
| The Kid (novel) | 2016 historical western novel written by Ron Hansen. |
| The King & I (Faith Evans and The Notorious B.I.G. album) | 2017 studio album by Faith Evans and The Notorious B.I.G. |
| The Knobz | New Zealand Pop band. |
| The L.I.B.R.A. | 2020 studio album by T.I. |
| The Ladies Who Lunch (song) | A Broadway musical song |
| The Last Bullet Monument | Last bullets of Turkish War of Independence. |
| The Last Command (album) | 1985 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| The Last Supper (Damaskinos) | Painting by Michael Damaskinos. |
| The Letter O | 2016 studio album by Dame D.O.L.L.A. |
| The Letter Of Roger Bacon Concerning The Marvelous Power Of Art And Nature And The Nullity Of Magic | A 13th-century work by Roger Bacon on science, nature, and the refutation of magic |
| The Little Black Boy of the Pasture | A brazilian folklore legend |
| The Living Canvas | The Living Canvas is a Chicago-based performance art series. |
| The Log Books | Podcast about LGBTQ history in the U.K. |
| The Long Take | 2018 narrative poetry novel by Robin Robertson. |
| The Magic Hockey Skates | A 1991 children's book written by Allen Morgan |
| The Magic of Boney M. | 2006 compilation album by Boney M. |
| The Magic of Boney M. – 20 Golden Hits | 1980 greatest hits album by Boney M. |
| The Malloreon | Fantasy book series by David Eddings. Sequel to the Belgariad. |
| The Masked Man | Comic book title published by Eclipse Comics. |
| The Mayor of Castro Street | The biography of Harvey Milk by author Randy Shilts |
| The Midnight Flyer (1925 film) | Silent film from 1925 about a runaway train. |
| The Milkmaid of Tsarskoye Selo | A famous fountain in Tsarskoye Selo (St. Petersburg) |
| The Mills, Hong Kong | Landmark revitalization project by Nan Fung Group in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong. |
| The Miracle Workers (Vance story) | 1958 science-fiction novella by Jack Vance. |
| The Miss Globe 2021 | The 18th Miss Globe pageant |
| The Missing and the Dead | A 2015 novel by Stuart MacBride |
| The Moonglow Affair | 23rd episode of the 2nd season of The Man from U.N.C.L.E. |
| The Motions (song) | A 2009 song by Matthew West |
| The Mountain Rat | 1914 silent film directed by James Kirkwood Sr. |
| The Music Master (1908 film) | Film by Wallace McCutcheon Sr. |
| The Negro Worker | Newspaper of the International Trade Union Committee for Black Workers. |
| The Nelson Thomlinson School | A secondary school in Wigton, England |
| The Neon God: Part 1 – The Rise | 2004 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| The Neon God: Part 2 – The Demise | 2004 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| The Nest (football ground) | Former home ground of Norwich City F.C. |
| The Newgate Calendar | A true crime register from England |
| The Oddventures of Mr. Cool | 1998 studio album by Francis M. |
| The One (M.I.A. song) | 2022 single by M.I.A. |
| The Onslaught | 2007 studio album by Lazarus A.D. |
| The Orders Were to Rape You | A book by Meena Kandasamy |
| The Other Martin Loring | 22nd episode of the 4th season of Marcus Welby, M.D. |
| The Outrage (Marcus Welby, M.D.) | 5th episode of the 6th season of Marcus Welby, M.D. |
| The Palm Wine Drinkard (album) | 2012 mixtape by Kool A.D. |
| The Palmdale Aerospace Academy | Charter school in Palmdale, California, U.S.A. |
| The Park at River Walk | A park in Bakersfield, California |
| The Parthenon (newspaper) | The student newspaper of Marshall University |
| The Peake | Telecommunications site, and pastoral property in South Australia. |
| The Penultimate Galactic Bordello Also the World You Made | 2004 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| The Piece Talks | 2008 studio album by C.R.A.C. |
| The Pines Resort | The Pines Resort in Bass Lake is the only lakeside resort in the Yosemite area |
| The Politics of Religious Apostasy | 1998 book edited by Bromley, David G. |
| The Ranger Way | A book by Kris Paronto |
| The Rasmus (album) | The Rasmus album |
| The Reach! Partnership School | A charter high school in Baltimore, Maryland |
| The Rebel You Love to Hate | 2003 studio album by M.O.D. |
| The Relativity of Wrong | A book by Issac Asimov |
| The Remix Wars: Strike 3 – 16 Volt vs. Hate Dept | 1997 remix album by 16volt and Hate Dept. |
| The Rice School | A public K-8 magnet school in the Houston, Texas) |
| The Ripper at the Heaven's Gates of Dark | 2011 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| The Rivers of Zadaa | 2005 novel by D. J. MacHale. |
| The Rockville LP | 2014 studio album by O.A.R. |
| The Royal School, Armagh | Grammar school in Armagh, Northern Ireland. |
| The Saint Vincent de Paul Food Pantry Stomp | A poem by Martín Espada. |
| The Scar Free Foundation | Medical research charity focused on scar free healing. |
| The Science Fictional Olympics | Science-fiction anthology. |
| The Scout Association of Papua New Guinea | A Scouting organisation in Papua New Guinea. |
| The Screen Illusion | French TV film directed by Mathieu Amalric. |
| The Serpent (2020 film) | The Serpent film |
| The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success | The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success: a self-help book by Deepak Chopra |
| The Sigismund Bell | Large bell located in Wawel Cathedral, Kraków. Major Polish national symbol. |
| The Sketches | A Sufi folk rock band from Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan |
| The Sky (song) | 2022 single by G.E.M. |
| The Songs of Bilitis | Collection of French erotic lesbian poetry in the manner of Sappho by Pierre Louÿs, 1894. |
| The Soul at Work: From Alienation to Autonomy | A book about work by Franco Beraldi |
| The Southern Spirit | The Southern Spirit train |
| The Space Jungle | 1990 song by Adamski. |
| The Sperm | 2007 film by Taweewat Wantha. |
| The Spirit of Apollo | 2009 studio album by N.A.S.A. |
| The Splendid and the Vile | 2020 book by author Erik Larson. |
| The Spoils (U.S.S.A. album) | 2006 studio album by U.S.S.A. |
| The St Adrian Civic Guard | Painting by Cornelis Engelsz. |
| The Sting: Live at the Key Club L.A. | 2000 live album by W.A.S.P. |
| The Streak (professional wrestling) | The Undertaker's WrestleMania undefeated streak |
| The Strike | 1988 episode of The Comic Strip Presents... |
| The Strip (book) | A non-fiction book about the Las Vegas Strip's architectural history |
| The Strong Breed | Play by Wole Soyinka. |
| The Struggle Pakistan | A Trotskyite, Left-wing organization in Pakistan |
| The Summer Mega Mix | 1989 single by Boney M. |
| The Sunday Philosophy Club series | Series of books by Alexander McCall Smith. |
| The Swing (Goya) | Painting by Francisco Goya. |
| The Swingles | A capella vocal group |
| The Tattoo Murders | The Tattoo Murders 2022 web series |
| The Ten Commandments (1971 TV series) | A Wikipedia page about The Ten Commandments (1971 TV series) |
| The Terracotta Ceramics Museum | The Terracotta Museum in la bisbal d'empordà is a museus of pottery |
| The Three Jovial Huntsmen | A popular British children's picture book by Randolph Caldecott |
| The Three Mothers | A trilogy of Italian horror films |
| The Transformation (album) | 2007 studio album by James Fortune & F.I.Y.A. |
| The Treacle People | A stop motion animated children's television programme |
| The Tree of Heaven | A collection of short stories |
| The Trojan Men | A cappella musical group |
| The True Story of the Novel | A history of the novel |
| The Turning Point (John Mayall album) | Jazz/blues album by John Mayall. |
| The US Peace Prize | The US Peace Prize annually awarded recognizing antiwar contributions |
| The Unicorn in Captivity | A late Gothic era tapestry from Southern Netherlands |
| The Union and Advertiser | A former newspaper in Rochester, New York |
| The Very Beast of G.G.F.H. Vol. 1 | 2001 greatest hits album by G.G.F.H. |
| The Voice of Holland season 12 | The Voice of Holland Season 12 |
| The Vulcan Affair | 1st episode of the 1st season of The Man from U.N.C.L.E. |
| The Wacky Hi-Jinks of Adrenalin O.D. | 1984 studio album by Adrenalin O.D. |
| The Wanderer (O.A.R. album) | 1997 studio album by O.A.R. |
| The War on Drugs (film) | 2007 film by Sebastian J. F. |
| The Warriors EP | 1998 EP by P.O.D. |
| The Warriors EP, Volume 2 | 2005 EP by P.O.D. |
| The Washing of the Feet | Painting by Tintoretto created between 1548 and 1549. |
| The Wedding (1901 play) | A leading Polish drama (1901) |
| The Whiffenpoofs | A cappella group at Yale University |
| The White Cat and the Monk | Children's picture book by Jo Ellen Bogart and Sydney Smith. |
| The Whole Truth (Da' T.R.U.T.H. album) | 2011 studio album by Da' T.R.U.T.H. |
| The Wild Girl (1917 film) | 1917 film directed by Howard Estabrook. |
| The Wilderness (Virginia) | A dense forest in Virginia, important as a battlesite in the American Civil War |
| The Wintour vestments | A set of Catholic vestments and altarpieces |
| The Wolf (Andrew W.K. album) | 2003 studio album by Andrew W.K. |
| The Word (library) | Library in South Shields, England. |
| The Works of Max Beerbohm | The first book published by Max Beerbohm (1896) |
| The Wyrmling Horde | Book by David Farland. |
| The Yaqui | The Yaqui is a 1916 melodrama movie directed by Lloyd B. Carleton |
| The Year of the Dragon (music) | A 1984 musical composition by composer Philip Sparke for brass band |
| The distance (boxing) | The maximum number of rounds in a match |
| The dog ate my homework | A common excuse for not having done homework or other task |
| The four Sunni Imams | The main four Sunni Islam scholars. |
| The four woes of Jesus | The four woes of Jesus which follow the four beatitudes in Luke 6 |
| The law countering the hostile actions of the Zionist regime against peace and security | A plan approved by the Islamic Consultative Assembly of Iran |
| The stack (philosophy) | Model for understanding the internet and computers as a global megastructure. |
| The translation of The Dialect of the Tribe in French | Translation analysis. |
| Theevandi | 2018 film by Fellini T. P. |
| Them There | A group of British comedians, writers, and actors |
| Thenylfentanyl | A fentanyl analogue |
| Theodor August Heintzman | German-Canadian inventor and founder of Heintzman & Co. |
| Theodor Hoelty-Nickel | German-American church musician and musicologist. |
| Theodore Roszak (artist) | Polish-American sculptor and painter. |
| Theophilos Erotikos | 11th-century Byzantine general, governor, and rebel. |
| Theorem on friends and strangers | In any party of 6 people, at least 3 are mutual strangers or at least 3 are acquaintances. |
| Theory of change | A theory of how a social policy or program is thought to work |
| Theory of everything (philosophy) | The ultimate description of reality |
| Theosophical mysticism | System of connecting reality on the physical and the metaphysical level. |
| There Existed an Addiction to Blood | 2019 studio album by clipping. |
| Thermal Emission Spectrometer | Instrument on board Mars Global Surveyor. |
| Thermal contact conductance | The study of heat conduction between solid bodies in thermal contact |
| Thermal manikin | A human model designed for scientific testing of thermal environments |
| Thermal power plant of Vouvry | Power station from Switzerland. |
| Thermoscope | Old version of modern thermometer that measures the heat by both temperature and pressure. |
| They Don't Know (Jon B. song) | 1998 single by Jon B. |
| Thiago Santos (footballer, born 1984) | Brazilian footballer also known to strangle and mutilate cats in his spare time. |
| Thibet cloth | A camlet |
| Thiere | Senegalese couscous dish originating from the Serer Serer people. |
| Thiers old hospital | Thiers former hospital from the 17th century. |
| Thimilar | A Sri Lankan Tamil caste traditionally involved in artisanal fishing found in Sri Lanka |
| Thin House | A block of flats in South Kensington, London |
| Third-brush dynamo | A third-brush dynamo and Evolution of Dynamo's |
| Third country national | A person temporarily residing in a country in the process of moving to a third country |
| Thirteen desserts | Traditional Christmas of Provence. |
| Thirteenth Finance Commission | A finance commission of India |
| This Girl (Stafford Brothers and Eva Simons song) | 2014 single by Stafford Brothers and Eva Simons featuring T.I. |
| This Is Gonna Hurt | 2011 studio album by Sixx:A.M. |
| This Is How We Party | 1997 single by S.O.A.P. |
| This Time Around (Michael Jackson song) | 1995 promotional single by Michael Jackson featuring the Notorious B.I.G. |
| Thistles Centre | Shopping Centre in Stirling, Scotland. |
| Thom & Wilson | A prolific partnership |
| Thomas Affleck (planter) | Scottish-American nurseryman, almanac editor, and agrarian writer and Southern planter. |
| Thomas Allen (Wisconsin politician) | 19th century American publisher and politician, Union Army colonel. |
| Thomas Bergersen | Norwegian composer, founder of Two Steps from Hell. |
| Thomas Calvert (MP) | Member of Parliament for St Mawes 1792 to 1795. |
| Thomas Close | English antiquarian and archeologist. |
| Thomas Hucker | American builder of furniture. |
| Thomas Jamieson | A Scottish geologist, working principally on sea level and glacial rebound |
| Thomas Magnum | Fictional character on American television series Magnum, P.I. |
| Thomas Ryzkov | A Russian repentant Saint |
| Thomas Sugden (farmer-politician) | 19th century American politician. |
| Thomas Vista | Bus from Thomas Built Buses from 1989-1998. |
| Thompson Weeks | 19th century American politician. |
| Thornton Reservoir | A lake in Leicestershire, England |
| Thos. Joh. Heftye & Søn | Norwegian bank company. |
| Thoubal River | A river in Ukhrul District, Manipur, India |
| Thoughts of Yesterday: 1981–1982 | 1987 compilation album by T.S.O.L. |
| Thousand Foot Falls | Nice huge waterfall, not much visitors because of bad unpaved road. |
| Thrash Zone | 1989 studio album by D.R.I. |
| Three (Ph.D. album) | 2009 studio album by Ph.D. |
| Three Farmers on Their Way to a Dance | Richard Powers' first novel, published in 1985. |
| Three in Norway (by two of them) | A travelogue of Norway published in 1882 |
| Thrigmopoeus insignis | A species of tarantula |
| Throat halyard | A line that raises the end of a gaff nearer to the mast |
| Throne of God in Islam | The throne of God in Islamic theology |
| Thrypti | A mountain range of eastern Crete in Greece |
| Thujaplicinol | A natural terpenoid belonging to tropolones |
| Thunder Rail | A Canadian short line railway |
| Thunderball (U.D.O. album) | 2004 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Thuringia ski jump | A ski jumping hill in Oberhof in the Thuringian Forest. |
| Thurso and North West Caithness (ward) | A council ward in the Highlands of Scotland |
| Thurumbar | A Sri Lankan Tamil caste involved traditionally as launderers for Dalit castes |
| Thánh Gióng | A folk hero in Vietnam |
| Tiao-kuai | Quasi-federal administration in China. |
| Tiarannidae | A family of hydrozoans |
| Tibau do Sul | The Municipality of Tibau do Sul in Nordeste, Brazil |
| Tibenham, Norfolk | A village and civil parish in Norfolk, England |
| Tibet, Tibet (book) | 2003 book by Patrick French. |
| Tiffany (silk) | A light, thin, and transparent silk material, similar to a gauze |
| Tik Tok (G.E.M. song) | 2018 single by G.E.M. |
| Tikitere Graben | A geological feature in the North Island of New Zealand |
| Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery | Celtic-themed sports bar and restaurant chain in the United States. |
| Tim (musician) | Zambian gospel rapper and songwriter. |
| Time Protocol | A service in the Internet Protocol Suite |
| Time Simply Passes | 2015 US documentary film about the wrongful conviction of James Joseph Richardson. |
| Time base correction | Technique to reduce playback errors on analog media. |
| Time to first fix | The time required for a GPS receiver to acquire a position |
| Timebelle | Pop music band from Switzerland. |
| Timebomb (album) | 1991 studio album by U.D.O. |
| Timeline of Tamil sexual minorities | Events impacting the welfare of Tamil sexual minorities. |
| Timeline of pachycephalosaur research | The progression of pachycephalosaur research over time |
| Timeline of the Transnistria War | A chronological list of incidents related to the Transnistria War |
| Timex FDD3000 | Disk drive peripheral for Timex Sinclair machines and CP/M computer. |
| Timiryazevsky Park | A forest/park in Timiryazevsky district of Moscow |
| Timișoara Industrial and Technological Park | A business park at Timișoara |
| Tin Cans & Car Tires | 1998 studio album by moe. |
| Tinea occidentella | A species of moth |
| Tingqian | Administrative town under Huangmei County, Hubei Province, People's Republic of China. |
| Tinker and Tanker | Children's book series written and illustrated by Richard Scarry. |
| Tinto | Marilyn peak in South Lanarkshire, Scotland. |
| Tire load sensitivity | The behaviour of tires under load |
| Tirunelveli Lok Sabha constituency | One of the 39 Parliamentary Constituencies in Tamil Nadu, in India. |
| Tiruvannamalai Lok Sabha constituency | One of the 39 Parliamentary Constituencies in Tamil Nadu, in India. |
| Tissue membrane | A biological membrane lining a cavity or a surface |
| Title Badge | Badge for holders of certain titles bestowed by British India. |
| Title drop | A line of dialogue in a film, television series, book or other media |
| Tito Satya | Nepali comedy television serial . |
| Titovskaya Sopka | A mountain massif in Russia |
| Tittesworth reservoir | A reservoir in Staffordshire, England |
| Tiziano Motti | Tiziano Motti is an Italian musician and politician. |
| Tlacote el Alto | Town in Querétaro, Mexico. |
| To the Death (M.O.P. album) | 1994 studio album by M.O.P. |
| Tobler's first law of geography | The first of several proposed laws of geography |
| Toda's theorem | The polynomial hierarchy is contained in probabilistic Turing machine in polynomial time |
| Todd River | Ephemeral river in the Northern Territory, Australia. |
| Toilinet | A 19th -century mix thick and soft cloth popular for waiscoats. |
| Tokarivka, Kharkiv Raion, Kharkiv Oblast | A village in Kharkiv Oblast, Ukraine |
| Tokenomics | Study of how cryptographic tokens create economic value. |
| Toki Mabogunje | A Nigerian lawyer, broadcaster and poet. |
| Tolkien's impact on fantasy | The fantasy author's effect on literary genre |
| Tom Playfair | 1890 book by Fr. Francis J. Finn S.J. |
| Tom Seidmann-Freud | Painter, children's book author and illustrator. |
| Tom Steinfort | Australian television journalist and news presenter. |
| Tom show | Plays loosely based on the novel 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'. |
| Tomb of Aline | Ancient tomb from Roman Egypt. |
| Tomb of An Jia | A tomb of an Inner Asian elite |
| Tomb of Aurangzeb | Tomb in Khuldabad, Maharashtra, India. |
| Tomb of Jesse and Ruth | Ancient tomb, synagogue and archaeological site in Hebron. |
| Tomb of Soong Ching Ling | Burial site of Soong Ching-ling in Changning, Shanghai, People's Republic of China. |
| Tomb of Xu Guangqi | Burial site of Xu Guangqi, in Xujiahui, Shanghai, People's Republic of China. |
| Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (Canada) | Monument dedicated to Canadian soldiers that contains the remains of an unidentified soldier. |
| Tominaga Dam | Dam in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. |
| Tomorrow (Sixx:A.M. song) | 2008 single by Sixx:A.M. |
| Tomorrow Night (film) | 1998 film by Louis C.K. |
| Tone (literature) | A creative figure's attitude toward both a subject and also an audience |
| Tongpan Island | Island west of Taiwan. |
| Tongtianguanfu | A type of court attire worn by the emperors of China |
| Tonight Today | 1969 single by D. B. M. & T. |
| Too Hood 2 Be Hollywood | 2009 studio album by B.G. |
| Too Much Sun | 1990 film by Robert Downey, Sr. |
| Too many men | A penalty called for too many players active in a sport |
| Toolchain | A group of tools used in sequence to build software |
| Toor (Unix) | Alternative superuser account on some Unix-like systems. |
| Toothbrush fence | A fence made of Toothbrushes in New Zealand |
| Top-attack | Top-attack is a weapon employment or targeting method, usually used against armoured vehicles. |
| Top Back | 2006 single by T.I. |
| Top Crack | 1967 Italian Comedy Heist Film directed by Mario Russo. |
| Top drive | Mechanical device used to turn a drill string. |
| Topass | Indo-Portuguese sailors and soldiers. |
| Topical stamp collecting | The collecting of postage stamps relating to a particular subject or concept |
| Tops (band) | Indie rock band from Montreal, Quebec. |
| Tor Bay | A bay in Devon, England |
| Torogan | A traditional ancestral house in Philippines |
| Torre Ejecutiva Pemex explosion | 2013 gas explosion in Mexico City, Mexico. |
| Torrgårdsvatten | Lake in Bohuslän. |
| Tortillon | A roll of paper used to make smudges on paper for art uses |
| Tortona–Genoa high-speed railway | New railway project in northern Italy. |
| Toruk – The First Flight | Cirque du Soleil play set in the world of James Cameron's film, Avatar. |
| Toshiba Pasopia 5 | A home computer released in 1984 |
| Totative | A coprime number less than a given integer |
| Totem de Brecey | Selle Français ridden in eventing competitions by Christopher Six. |
| Totland Bay | A bay on the Isle of Wight |
| Touch starvation | A lack of physical touch in a person's life |
| Toughskins | Line of clothing sold by Sears, Roebuck and Co. |
| Tourism in Savoie | The Savoie region has a thriving tourism industry |
| Touristification | A place becoming tourist-focused |
| Tourny avenues (Périgueux) | Avenues located in the city center of Périgueux. |
| Tours tramway | Tram network in Tours, France. |
| Toussaint-Dieudonné Sauveur | Belgian physician and professor. |
| Town sign | A type of road sign |
| Toxteth | Area of Liverpool in Merseyside, England Known as death place of the legend "Purple Aki". |
| Toy advertising | The promotion of toys through media |
| Trachelomonas cervicula | A fresh water of algae |
| Tracker (politics) | A person who surveils and records political candidates |
| Trading zones | A shared terminology that allows collaboration between scientists from different paradigms |
| Traditions of the United States Senate | A list of traditions in the Senate of the United States |
| Tragedy Again | 1989 studio album by D.I. |
| Trail ethics | Guidelines promoting respect, safety, and environmental stewardship while using trails. |
| Train Thur Doller Alsace | A non-profit organisation which runs trains from Cernay St André to Sentheim. |
| Train communication network | A hierarchical combination of two fieldbus for data transmission within trains |
| Train speed optimization | A system that reduces the need for trains to brake and accelerate |
| Trained band | Part-time militia in England, Wales and the Americas. |
| Trampling | The effect of repeated walking on soil, vegetation and the microenvironment |
| Trans-Sierra Highway | A proposed highway connecting California's Central Valley to the east through the Sierra Nevada. |
| Trans Day of Revenge | 2016 EP by G.L.O.S.S. |
| Trans Pride Brighton | The first annual transgender pride event in the UK |
| Transformative learning | A type of learning powerful enough to revise worldview and self-perception |
| Transitional epithelium | A type of tissue |
| Transitology | The study of changes, usually to democracy |
| Transmission chain method | A method in social psychology |
| Transmission gate | A CMOS-based bidirectional relay circuit |
| Transnational repression by Russia | Efforts by the government of the Russian Federation to control its diaspora and exiles. |
| Transport in Bangkok | Information about transit in Bangkok, Thailand. |
| Transportation Corridor Agencies | State agencies responsible for the toll roads in Orange County, California. |
| Transshipment at sea | The transfer of goods from one ship to another |
| Transylvanian Saxon literature | The literature of the Transylvanian Saxons, a Romanian-German group |
| Trap Back Jumpin | 2012 single by T.I. |
| Trap Muzik | 2003 studio album by T.I. |
| Traveller Referee Screen | Science-fiction role-playing game supplement . |
| Traveller constellations (Dene) | A system of whole-sky constellations in Northern Dene astronomy |
| Travelling exhibition | Exhibition presented at more than one venue. |
| Treason (musical) | Musical based on the 1605 Gunpowder Plot. |
| Treaty of Lima | A variety of similarly named treaties |
| Treaty of Mungi-Shevgaon | 18th century treaty between the Nizam of Hyderabad and the Maratha empire. |
| Tremont station (Charlotte) | Former heritage streetcar station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| Tri-Chandra Multiple Campus | A campus affiliated with TU |
| Trial of Sam Ke Ting | A high profile traffic accident in Malaysia. |
| Trial of the facts | Trial in English law that can take place when a defendant is medically unfit to plead. |
| Trials & Errors | 2005 live album by Magnolia Electric Co. |
| Triathlon at the 2021 Junior Pan American Games | The triathlon competitions at the 2021 Junior Pan American Games |
| Tribble Reese | Television personality, model, and bartender. |
| Tribe (Junger book) | Tribe is a creative non-fiction book written by Sebastian Junger. |
| Tribocorrosion | Material degradation due to corrosion and wear. |
| Tribotronics | Interaction of triboelectricity and semiconductor band structure. |
| Tribunals Ontario | Umbrella organization of adjudicative tribunals in Ontario, Canada. |
| Trichal | Village in Pulwama district, Jammu & Kashmir, India. |
| Trifon Trifonov (astronomer) | A bulgarian astronomer |
| Trimper's Rides | Amusement park in Ocean City, Maryland, United States. |
| Trinity Catholic High School (Florida) | A 3 Story Roman Catholic college preparatory day school in Ocala, Florida, United States |
| Trinity Hymnal | A Presbyterian song book |
| Trionfi (cards) | The trump cards in 15th-century, Italian, tarot packs |
| Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming | A marathon swimming challenge consisting of three historically important swims |
| Triple Divide Peak (Montana) | Mountain in Montana, United States. Located at the hydrological apex of North America. |
| Tritaia | Municipal unit of Erymanthos, Achaea, Greece. |
| Trocadéro Fountain | A monumental fountain in the Trocadéro Gardens below the Palais de Chaillot in Paris |
| Trochaic septenarius | A poetic metre used in Greek and Latin especially in Roman comedy |
| Trofeo Luigi Fagioli Hillclimb | Hillclimbing competition held in Gubbio, Italy. |
| Troika (European group) | The European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund |
| Trolleybuses in Tours | Former public transport network in Tours. |
| Trophies (Apollo Brown and O.C. album) | 2012 studio album by Apollo Brown & O.C. |
| Tropical Depressions Wilma and BOB 05 | A series of tropical cyclones in 2013 |
| Tropical Storm Ana (2022) | South-West Indian Ocean tropical storm in 2022. |
| Trouble Doll (The Disappointing 3rd LP) | 1989 studio album and Live album by B.A.L.L. |
| Trouble Man: Heavy Is the Head | 2012 studio album by T.I. |
| Troughton scale | A 19th century standard of length in the US |
| Trull (cards) | The Trull cards (The Fool, the Pagat and the Mond) treated specially in many tarot games |
| Truncated tetrapentagonal tiling | A uniform tiling of the hyperbolic plane |
| Truth & Salvage Co. (album) | 2010 studio album by Truth & Salvage Co. |
| Truth Rising | 2010 studio album by (hed) p.e. |
| Trà Kiệu pedestal | The Trà Kiệu Pedestal |
| Trüttlikon | Village in the canton of Thurgau, Switzerland. |
| Tsalka language | A dialect of Turkish |
| Tsar Alexei's campaign of 1654–1655 | The Russian campaign against the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth |
| Tsegi Canyon | Canyon in Navajo County, Arizona. |
| Tsubasa (Alice Nine song) | 2007 single by alice nine. |
| Tsuen Kam Interchange | A roundabout located in Tsuen Wan District, New Territories, Hong Kong |
| Tubada (coat) | A type of coat |
| Tuckamore Festival | Chamber music festival in Newfoundland, Canada. |
| Tugen language | A language of Kenya |
| Tukkhum | A union of tribal groups of Chechen people |
| Tula Chiefdom | A Nigerian Chiefdom |
| Tulchan | A Scottish man appointed as bishop after the Reformation |
| Tulip System-1 | A 16-bit personal computer based on the Intel 8086 and made by Tulip Computers |
| Tullio Tamburini | Italian soldier, adventurer and fascist official. |
| Tulmullah Nallah | Tulmulla Stream fed by local springs. |
| Tulsky (rural locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Tumsoy-Lam (mountain) | A mountain in Chechnya, Russia |
| Tundikhel | Large grass-covered ground in Kathmandu, Nepal. |
| Tungsten Network | Global electronic invoicing firm. |
| Tunheim | Abandoned coal mining village on Bear Island, Svalbard, Norway. |
| Tunstall Reservoir | A reservoir in County Durham, England |
| Tupilaq | A monster or carving of one in Inuit religion |
| Tupinambás Uprising | Indigenous revolt against the Portuguese domination in Brazil. |
| Turbinlite | British searchlight mounted on a fighter plane. |
| Turf war (conflict) | A conflict over territory or resources |
| Turfani pashm | A type of wool from goats |
| Turkey Creek (Village Creek Tributary) | A stream in southeastern Texas, United States |
| Turkeywork | A knotted-and-cut pile furnishing textile produced in England |
| Turkish Villagers' Party | A former political party in Turkey |
| Turn This Club Around (album) | 2011 studio album by R.I.O. |
| Turquoise Throne | A jewel-studded royal throne in Medieval India |
| Turton and Entwistle Reservoir | A reservoir in Lancashire, England |
| Turumunga | A village in Odisha |
| Tutela de Vieux-la-Romaine | A fragmentary Gallo-Roman statue discovered in 1988 |
| Tuzk-e-Jahangiri | Autobiography of Mughal Emperor Nur-ud-din Muhammad Jahangir (1569–1627). |
| Twang!! | This 1965 musical by Lionel Bart was a notorious flop. |
| Tweak UI | A free utility program from Microsoft for customizing Windows |
| Tweedmouth | Village in Northumberland, England. |
| Twenty Six Contemporary Women Artists | Art exhibition held at Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, April 18 - June 13, 1971. |
| Twickenham Fine Ales | A brewery in London |
| Twin Lakes Library | Middle Georgia Regional Library member county serving Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Georgia. |
| Twins (The Matrix) | The Matrix characters |
| Twins Days | The world's largest annual gathering of identical & fraternal twins, held in Twinsburg, OH |
| Twist of Fate (1989 TV series) | A 1989 British drama TV miniseries |
| Two-wave with diffuse power fading | Type of fading for radio and other electromagnetic waves. |
| Tyatya | Volcano in the Kuril Islands, Russia. |
| Tylko dla dorosłych | 2010 studio album by O.S.T.R. |
| Type of service | A field in a header of a IPv4 packet header |
| TÜBİTAK Awards | The government of Turkey honour focused on promoting science and technology |
| Tó Neinilii | The Navajo rain god and trickster, often depicted as a clown in ceremonies. |
| Tōdai-ji Hachiman | A Shinto-Buddhist national treasure held at Todai-ji by sculptor Kaikei |
| Tōji Station | Railway station in Kyoto, Japan near the Tō-ji Buddhist temple. |
| U-shaped courtyard house in Vieux-la-Romaine | Gallo-Roman house. |
| U.K. (album) | 1978 studio album by U.K. |
| U.S.A. for M.O.D. | 1987 studio album by M.O.D. |
| U.S. Palmese (film) | 2024 film by the Manetti Bros. |
| U.S. Route 40 in Delaware | A US highway running from Park City, Utah east to Atlantic City, New Jersey |
| UAAP Season 76 | 2013–14 athletic year of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines. |
| UAAP Season 81 football tournaments | A football tournament in UAAP |
| UAAP Season 85 football tournaments | A football tournament in UAAP |
| UAAP Season 86 football tournaments | A football tournament in UAAP |
| UAAP Season 87 football tournaments | A football tournament in UAAP |
| UBXD8 | A ubiquitin regulated protein |
| UCL Institute of Jewish Studies | Institute located in London, U.K. |
| UC Santa Cruz Genomics Institute | The UC Santa Cruz Genomics Institute, Santa Cruz, CA |
| UEFA Euro 1972 quarter-finals | A football qualifying competition |
| UEFA Euro 1976 quarter-finals | A football qualifying round |
| UFO flap | Sudden increase in UFO reports over a period of time. |
| UKSCblog | Law blog covering the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom. |
| UNASP São Paulo Memory Center | First museological institution in Capão Redondo, São Paulo, Brazil. |
| UNIVAC 418 | A line of three computers designed in the 1960s. |
| UPF0488 | A protein |
| UPTI Affair | A series of repressions of physicists in the Soviet Union |
| USC&GS Discoverer (1918) | The first of this name was a survey ship in the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey |
| USCGC Red Beech | A Red-class buoy tender of the United States Coast Guard |
| USCGC Red Birch | A Red-class buoy tender of the United States Coast Guard |
| USCGC Red Cedar | A Red-class buoy tender of the United States Coast Guard |
| USCGC Red Oak | A Red-class buoy tender of the United States Coast Guard |
| USCGC Red Wood | A Red-class buoy tender of the United States Coast Guard |
| USC Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young Academy | A school at the University of Southern California |
| USOPC Coach of the Year | The USOPC Coach |
| USS Antares (AG-10) | A cargo ship |
| USS Bigelow | Forrest Sherman-class destroyer in the United States Navy. |
| USS Brandywine | A sailing frigate of the United States Navy |
| USS Metha Nelson | A schooner in lumber trade and Hollywood movies |
| USS Saratoga (1814) | American warship built for service on Lake Champlain during the War of 1812. |
| USS Surfbird | Auk-class minesweeper built during World War II for the United States Navy. |
| USS YF-415 | A covered lighter in service with the United States Navy during World War II |
| UTC offset | The UTC Onset Is the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) |
| UV coating | A surface coating hardened by UV light |
| UWA Telerobot | A teleoperable robot |
| U Don't Know Me (T.I. song) | 2005 single by T.I. |
| Uaithne | The Dagda's harp in Celtic mythology |
| Ubang language | A Bendi language of Nigeria |
| Ubla mountains | A Mountain in Saudi Arabia |
| Uchi–soto | Japanese word describing the distinction between in groups and out-groups. |
| Udayanath College of Science and Technology | College in Odisha offering engineering courses. |
| Udelny (inhabited locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Ufa railway station | Railway terminus on the Trans-Siberian Railway. |
| Ugly Heart | 2014 single by G.R.L. |
| Ugunskrusts | The swastika as a symbol in Latvian folklore |
| Uhuru Stadium | Historic Stadium in Temeke District of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. |
| Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative | A US Department of Defense initiative |
| Ukraine Siren Alerts | A warning system in Ukraine |
| Ukrainian Death Triangle | A military event in Ukrainian history at the end of World War I |
| Ukrainian Institute in Sweden | A non-profit organization that promotes awareness of Ukrainian |
| Ukrainian Shield | The southwest shield of the East European craton |
| Ulaanbaatar Metro | Planned rapid transit system in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. |
| Ulan-Burgas | Mountain range in Buryatia, Russia. |
| Ullam Kollai Poguthae | 2001 film by Sundar C. |
| Ulrich Lins | German historian and Esperantist. |
| Ulrich R. J. Kubak | German entrepreneur and owner of the German classical music radio station Klassik Radio. |
| Ulshaw | A hamlet in North Yorkshire, England |
| Ultimate Collector's Edition | 2016 box set by U.K. |
| Ultimatum: Ceasefire! | 1987 action film starring Ramon Revilla Sr. |
| Ultra-Ganges Missions | The London Missionary Society outposts in Southeast Asia in the early 1800s |
| Ultrasonic Studios, New Orleans | Recording studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. |
| Ulv Galiciefarer | Danish jarl famous for raiding Galicia in the 11th century. |
| Ulysse (ballet) | Contemporary dance work by Jean-Claude Gallotta. |
| Umar Pate | The Vice- chancellor of Federal University Kashere |
| Umbilical cable | A cable and/or hose bundle which supplies required consumables to a remote user |
| Umbrella Rock | A geological site in Ghana |
| Umoja, Nairobi | A residential suburb in Eastlands area of Nairobi |
| Umra Khan | The Afghan Napoleon |
| Umuduri | Stringed instrument. |
| Umwelt | The world as it appears through a species's perceptual systems |
| Una district | A district in Himachal Pradesh, India |
| Uncial 0231 | Greek uncial manuscript of the New Testament. |
| Uncu | A men's garment of the Inca Empire |
| Under the Sun (L.A.B. song) | 2021 single by L.A.B. |
| Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society | US based organisation for research and education in hyperbaric physiology and medicine. |
| Undertone singing | A set of singing techniques |
| Underwater Society of America | American national representative organization for underwater sport. |
| Underwater diving environment | The underwater environment to which a diver may be exposed |
| Underwater orienteering | Underwater compass navigation and speed competition on scuba. |
| Underwater target shooting | Breathhold underwater sport of target shooting with a speargun in a swimming pool. |
| Underwood Quarry | Former quarry near Wells, Somerset, UK. |
| Unequal hours | A system where hour lengths are unequal or not all 60 minutes |
| Unezhma | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Unholy Terror | 2001 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| Unic | French manufacturer of cars etc. |
| Unified System for Design Documentation (Russia) | A Russian standard technical designs anddrawings |
| Unified state apparatus | A communist state institution |
| Uniform Invoice lottery | A type of receipt in Taiwan |
| Unimog 411 | A vehicle in the Unimog series from Mercedes-Benz. |
| Unital (geometry) | A set of n³ + 1 points arranged into subsets of n + 1 |
| United Airlines Flight 1175 | A flight that experienced an engine failure in 2018 |
| United Arrows | A Japanese clothing brand. |
| United Commercial Bank (Bangladesh) | A private bank of Bangladesh |
| United Devices | A privately held, commercial volunteer computing company |
| United Kingdom and NATO | A founding member of this international military organization |
| United Left Catalonia | Catalonian left-wing political party. |
| United National Liberation Front | A Meitei insurgent group in Manipur, India |
| United Nations fact-finding mission | A United Nations process for investigating conflict areas |
| United Socialist Party (UK) | The united socialist party (TUSP) formed in Britain in 2004 |
| United States Air Force Academy Preparatory School | Preparatory school for the United States Air Force Academy. |
| United States Army CCDC Armaments Center | US Army's primary R&D arm for armaments and munitions. |
| United States Association of Former Members of Congress | A non-partisan, non-profit organisation of over 500 former Members of the U.S. Congress |
| United States Commission on Ocean Policy | A US commission to establish findings and recommendations for a national ocean policy |
| United States House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Europe | Committee of the Congress of the United States of America. |
| United States Metric Board | The U.S. Metric Board was established in 1975 to transition the U.S. to the metric system. |
| United States Senate Committee on Finance | Standing committee of the US Senate; deals with matters relating to taxation, debts, trade, etc. |
| United States Team Handball Federation | The governing body for handball in the United States |
| Unity Theatre, Liverpool | A theatre in Liverpool, England |
| Univers Zen ou de zéro à zéro | 2002 studio album by Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. |
| Universal Electronic Test Chart | TV test pattern for the SECAM colour standard developed in the Soviet Union. |
| Universal Master Control Station | System that controls and retrieves data from subsea equipment on the ocean floor. |
| Universe (economics) | A population studied in economics or marketing |
| Universities South Africa | USAf is an organization dedicated to representing 26 public universities in SA. |
| University Gardens High School | Magnet secondary school located in Hato Rey Sur, San Juan, Puerto Rico. |
| University Stadium (West Georgia) | On-campus stadium in Carrollton, Georgia. |
| University of Holy Cross | Catholic college in New Orleans, Louisiana, US. |
| University of Johannesburg | Public university in South Africa. |
| University of Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning | A faculty of the University of Sydney, Australia |
| University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing | Nursing School at University of Texas at Autin, USA. |
| Unknown Language | 2005 studio album by T.O.K. |
| Unlawful eviction and harassment | A criminal offence in the UK |
| Unlimited (F.I.R. album) | 2005 studio album by F.I.R. |
| Unnuneeli Sandesam | A Malayalam poem |
| Unox | Dutch food brand. |
| Unraid | Linux-based operating system for network attached storage. |
| Unstructured interview | Interview in which questions are not prearranged. |
| Untitled (free still) | A series of artworks |
| Upagupta | A King's guide |
| Updown Girl | The skeleton of a girl from Anglo-Saxon Kent, dating to the 7th century |
| Upper Canada Village | Living museum in Ontario, Canada. |
| Upper Lonsdale | A suburban area in the district of North Vancouver |
| Upper Melakwa Lake | A tiny lake, LA, USA |
| Upper Moozhiyar Dam | A diversion dam in Kerala, India |
| Upper Rivington Reservoir | A reservoir in Lancashire, England |
| Upper Tampa Bay Trail | A multi-use recreational trail in Tampa, Florida |
| Uppsala House | The oldest wooden building in Tartu, Estonia |
| Upton Magna railway station | Former railway station in Shropshire, England. |
| Uqba ibn Abi Mu'ayt | A principal adversary of Muhammad (died 624) |
| Uray (caste group) | A Newar Hindu merchant caste of Kathmandu in Nepal |
| Urazovka | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Urban Legend (album) | 2004 studio album by T.I. |
| Urban Teacher Residency | Urban Teacher Residency: Training teachers in high-needs urban districts through mentorship. |
| Urban unit | A French statistical area |
| Urdaneta–Dagupan Road | A primary road in the Philippines |
| Ure Dam | Dam in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. |
| Urengoy | A settlement in Russia |
| Urheilulehti | A weekly sports magazine in Finland |
| Ursitory | Three fairies in Romani folklore. |
| Urucu Oil Province | Brazilian oil and natural gas field. |
| Urumi 1 Weir | A small dam in Kerala, India |
| Uruttal | A torture technique in 20th century Keralam |
| Urðr | A Norn in Norse mythology |
| Us or Else | 2016 EP by T.I. |
| Us or Else: Letter to the System | 2016 compilation album by T.I. |
| Use (liturgy) | A sub-rite in Christian liturgy |
| Useless machine | A device which has a function but no direct purpose |
| User intent | A user's goal in making a search query |
| Ushikubi Dam | Dam in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. |
| Ushkovsky | Large volcanic massif in central Kamchatka, Russia. |
| Utah Tech Trailblazers football | Football program representing Utah Tech University in Utah, U.S.A. |
| Utawala | A neighbourhood in Nairobi and Machakos counties |
| Uterine appendages | A medical term for a body part |
| Uterine niche | A medical disorder of the uterus |
| Uthmanic codex | The Quran collected by Uthman Ibn Affan |
| Utility room | A house's room where laundry is done |
| Utpal Shanghvi Global School | Private school in J.V.P.D Scheme area of, Juhu, Mumbai, India. |
| Uusi Suomi | A defunct daily newspaper in Finland (1919–1991) |
| Uwharrie Trail | History and status of the Uwharrie Trail. |
| Uyuk Turan Inscription | A Yenisei Inscription monument in Tuva |
| V-ring (ring theory) | A particular algebraic structure |
| V2 Radio | Commercial Radio Station in England. |
| V357 Carinae | Binary star in the constellation Carina. |
| V488 Persei | V488 Persei is a variable star in the Alpha Persei Cluster. |
| VK 45.02 (P) | German heavy tank project of WW2. |
| VNU Vietnam Japan University | A university established as part of a joint initiative by the Japanese and Vietnamese governments |
| VU-3D | A 3D modelling software package for the ZX Spectrum home computer |
| Vacaciones en Acapulco (El Chavo del Ocho) | A famous three-episode saga from the fifth season of El Chavo del Ocho |
| Vacation (G.R.L. song) | 2013 single by G.R.L. |
| Vaccinium meridionale | A species in the family Ericaceae |
| Vacherie du Parc | Former municipal dairy located in Lyon, France. |
| Vadhiyar | Region of Gujarat, India. |
| Vadim Vasilyev (businessman) | Sporting director of AS Monaco FC. |
| Vadivelu Kathikesan murders | 1979 case of a man murdering two people on two separate locations in Singapore. |
| Vaga River front | A front during the Russian Civil War |
| Vagad | A region in southeastern Rajasthan state, India |
| Vai (Crete) | Describes the sites of national interest at the national park of Vai in east Crete. |
| Vaiyampatti block | Vaiyampatti (revenue) block, in Tiruchirappalli district, in Tamil Nadu state, in India. |
| Valais Ocean | Subducted ocean basin. Remnants found in the Alps in the North Penninic nappes. |
| Valencia Negra | Annual literary festival in Valencia, Spain. |
| Valesius Skipton Gouldsbury | A British surgeon |
| Valette Island | Island in the South Orkney Islands. |
| Validly published name | In botanical nomenclature, a name that meets the requirements for valid publication. |
| Valley of the Cross | A valley in Jerusalem |
| Vallée-de-la-Rivière-Sainte-Marguerite Biodiversity Reserve | Biodiversity reserve located in Quebec, Canada. |
| Vallée des Usines | Complex of former industrial buildings on Thiers. |
| Valook Weir | A diversion dam in Kerala, India |
| Van Arkel–Ketelaar triangle | A triangle showing varying degrees of ionic, metallic and covalent bonding |
| Vancouver Mall | Shopping mall in Vancouver, Washington, US. |
| Varan bhaat | A vegan Indian food dish with dal and rice |
| Varghese | A popular name among Malayalee Syrian Christians |
| Variable Cylinder Management | A System in some Honda engines that allows it to disable cylinders for increased fuel economy. |
| Variation (game tree) | A specific sequence of moves in a game |
| Varignon's theorem | The midpoints of the sides of an arbitrary quadrilateral form a parallelogram |
| Varmint hunting | The practice of hunting vermin as a means of pest control |
| Varunastra | A celestial weapon used by warriors in Hindu Mythology |
| Vascular bundle | Longitudinal strand of vascular tissue in the roots, stems & leaves, of higher plants. |
| Vatër | The domestic hearth in Albanian culture |
| Vedder Vedder Bedwetter | 1995 studio album by To Live and Shave in L.A. |
| Vehicles of Travel | Vehicles of Travel is the third album by California Pop music band The Curtains. |
| Vela Ladrón | Spanish nobleman of the 12th century. |
| Veli Lake | Freshwater lake in the state of Kerala and is situated in Thiruvananthapuram. |
| Velicheru | A village in Andhra Pradesh |
| Veliko Tarnovo–Ruse motorway | A future motorway in Bulgaria designated A8 |
| Vellore Lok Sabha constituency | One of the 39 Parliamentary Constituencies in Tamil Nadu, India. |
| Vemacitrin | Asura who figures prominently in many Buddhist sūtras. |
| Venturer Scout | A scouting program |
| Vera Collum | Journalist, anthropologist, photographer, radiographer and writer. |
| Verbal intelligence | The ability to understand concepts in words |
| Verbal subgroup | A subgroup of a group |
| Veritas (P.O.D. album) | 2024 studio album by P.O.D. |
| Verkhneuralsky Uyezd | The district of the Ufa governorate and the Orenburg province |
| Vermeil's theorem | The scalar curvature is the only absolute invariant suitable for General Relativity |
| Vermont (automobile) | The first automobile to cross the United States |
| Vermont Creamery | Creamery and butter maker in Websterville Vermont. |
| Vern McCaskill | American nurseryman and plant breeder who specialised in Camellia hybrids and cultivars. |
| Vernon's verbal-perceptual model | A theory about the structure of intelligence |
| Vershawn Ashanti Young | A researcher of language and performance born to a single parent. |
| Vershina | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Vert ramp | Type of ramp for skateboarding etc. |
| Vertex Holdings | A subsidiary of Temasek holding |
| Vertical blank interrupt | Computer interrupt in home computers triggered by video output. |
| Verticali | Vertical is a Russian company. |
| Very Slender Vessel | Type of high-speed, wave-piercing craft. |
| Very light jet | Class of small jet aircraft under 10,000 lb. |
| Vestigial response | A response in a species that has lost its original function |
| Vesyolye Ulybki | 2008 studio album by t.A.T.u. |
| Veternica bibliography | Bibliography of Veternica cave. |
| Vice President of Nicaragua | Second-highest political office in Nicaragua. |
| Vicki Leekx | 2010 mixtape by M.I.A. |
| Vicsek model | Mathematical model used to describe active matter. |
| Victor, Prince Napoléon | Pretender to the French throne 1879-1926. Known as Napoleon V. |
| Victor Willard | 19th century American politician. |
| Victoria Frederick | American professional soccer midfielder and forward. |
| Victoria Harbour Migratory Bird Sanctuary | A migratory bird sanctuary in Canada |
| Victoria Titans | A defunct NBL club based in Melbourne |
| Victoria and Albert Akbarnama | The first illustrated manuscript of the Akbar-nāma |
| Victorium | Proposed chemical element. |
| Victory for the Slain | A poem by hugh lofting |
| Video self-modeling | A form of observational learning |
| Vieira Grande Bay | Bay off the coast of Pará, Brazil. |
| Vientiane Rescue | A volunteer-run rescue service |
| Vietnamese National Heroes | A Vietnamese symbolic title |
| View-through rate | A method of measuring the amount of views an online ad campaign receives |
| ViewVC | A browser interface for CVS and Subversion version control repositories |
| Vihren Peak | 1150m peak in South Shetland Islands, Antartica. |
| Vijay Barse | Indian social worker. |
| Vijaya Natheswarar Temple, Thiruvijayamangai | Hindu temple in Tamil Nadu, India. |
| Vikram Vedha (soundtrack) | 2017 soundtrack album by Sam C. S. |
| Viliami Maʻasi | Tongan rugby union player. |
| Vilquechico Formation | A Late Campanian to Late Maastrichtian geologic formation in southern Peru |
| Viola de arame | A string instrument from Madeira |
| Violenbach | River in Lower Saxony, Germany. |
| Violin Sonata No. 3 (Schumann) | A sonata in A minor for Violin and Piano by Robert Schumann |
| Virgin of El Rocío | A carved wooden statue |
| Virginia MacWatters | Operatic soprano and pedagogue. |
| Virginia Smith Dam | Dam in Nebraska, United States. |
| Virginia cloth | A coarse cloth made by natives of Virginia. |
| Virginie Mécène | Modern dancer and modern dance educator. |
| Virotia neurophylla | Species of plant in the family Proteaceae endemic to New Caledonia. |
| Virtanen type | A type of Finnish surnames |
| Virtual COM port | A software representation of a serial port |
| Virupakshi Hill Banana | A cultivar of banana from Western ghats in India |
| Visible Idea of Perfection | 2007 studio album by The S.I.G.I.T. |
| Vision panel | A small window in a door (or adjacent wall) |
| Visions Drama School | Drama school and agency, Dublin, Ireland. |
| Visions of Bodies Being Burned | 2020 studio album by clipping. |
| Visual processing | The brain's ability to interpret visual information |
| Visual routine | Means of extracting information from a visual scene. |
| Vityne | A settlement village in Kharkiv Oblast |
| Vivian Silver Impact Award | Award for Israeli-Palestinian peace collaboration. |
| Vizianagaram Fort | 18th-century fort in Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh, South India. |
| Viña Vik | Winery and Vineyard in Chile. |
| Vjekoslav Ključarić | A biography of a Croatian singer and songwriter |
| Vladimir Belousov | A Soviet Earth scientist known for alternatives to plate tectonics |
| Vladimir Poulnikov | Ukrainian cyclist. |
| Vlattenhaus | A historic building located in Belgium. |
| Vocabulary-based transformation | Transformation aided by semantic equivalence statements within a controlled vocabulary. |
| Vocabulary OneSource | Data analysis tool for controlled vocabulary management and exploration. |
| Vocal weight | The "dramatics" or "heaviness" of a voice as considered in voice classifications |
| Vodiane, Dvorichna settlement hromada, Kupiansk Raion, Kharkiv Oblast | A village in Kharkiv Oblast, Ukraine |
| Void Eternal | 2023 studio album by nothing,nowhere. |
| Voidokilia beach | A beach of Messenia, Greece |
| Voie verte | Autonomous communication route used in France. |
| Voisper | South Korean vocal group formed in Seoul. |
| Voivodeship sejmik | The regional-level elected legislature for each of the sixteen voivodeships of Poland. |
| Volgograd State Technical University | A Public University in Russia |
| Volhynian Upland | The relief form, part of the East European Plain, in Ukraine |
| Volume of distribution | Measuring the relative affinity of a drug between blood constituents and tissue constituents. |
| Volvo 262C | A car model produced by Volvo |
| Von Damm Vent Field | Hydrothermal area in the Caribbean Sea. |
| Vorinostat | Inhibit histone deacetylases (HDAC). |
| Vote management | Strategic voting system. |
| Votive Mass | Mass offered for a special intention. |
| Vowel reduction | In phonology, changes in the acoustic quality of sounds which are perceived as "weakening". |
| Vrachneika railway station | Railway station of Patras in the Peloponnese, Greece. |
| Vrindavani vastra | A religious drape |
| Vujica Jevđević | Yugoslav hydrologist and educator. |
| Vulva activism | A feminist movement |
| Vydvizhenets | A promotee from a rank-and-file position in the Soviet Union |
| Välkommen hem | 2009 studio album by E.M.D. |
| Vélines station | Railway station in Vélines, France. |
| W.A.S.P. (album) | 1984 studio album by W.A.S.P. |
| W.B. Mason Stadium | Multi-purpose stadium in Massachusetts, U.S.A. |
| W.L.A.K. (album) | 2013 studio album by W.L.A.K. |
| W. C. E. Thomas | 1st Mayor of Green Bay, Wisconsin. |
| W. H. Burford & Sons | Manufacturer of soap, candles etc. |
| W42 (nuclear warhead) | American nuclear warhead for HAWK missile. |
| WASP-127 | A old G-type star with one exoplanet orbiting it |
| WAVES (summit) | The World Audio Visual & Entertainment Summit, an annual global event held in India. |
| WD 1425+540 | WD 1425+540 is a white dwarf in the constellation Boötes. |
| WHO Goodwill Ambassador | A celebrity advocate of the World Health Organization mission |
| WHYF | Radio station in Shiremanstown, Pennsylvania. Run by a madman. |
| WISEPC J112254.73+255021.5 | WISE J1122+25 is a brown dwarf with radio emission. |
| WISE J1206+8401 | WISE J1206+8401 is a brown dwarf in the constellation Camelopardalis. |
| WISE J2354+0240 | WISE J2354+0240 is a brown dwarf in the constellation of Pisces. |
| WNC (squat) | A self-managed social centre in Groningen evicted in 1990 |
| WNPE | The Public's Radio station in Narragansett Pier, Rhode Island |
| WNPN | The Public's Radio station in Newport, Rhode Island |
| WOLW | The Promise FM radio station in Cadillac, Michigan |
| WPHN | The Promise FM radio station in Gaylord, Michigan |
| WTHN | The Promise FM radio station in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan |
| WURFL | A set of application programming interfaces |
| WZLT | A radio station in Tennessee, United States. |
| Wadiyar dynasty | Royal family that ruled the Kingdom of Mysore from 1399–1950. |
| Waga River | A river in Iwate Prefecture, Japan |
| Waghya | A king's pet dog |
| Wahdat al-wujūd | The Unity of Being |
| Waithaka | A settlement in the Dagoretti area of Nairobi |
| Wajir District | A former district of Kenya |
| Waka Waka Moo | Children's television program in Namibia. |
| Wake Young Women's Leadership Academy | All-girls public secondary school in Raleigh, N.C. |
| Waker-Uz-Zaman | Chief of Army Staff of the Bangladesh Army. |
| Waldbad Zeischa | Public recreational area in Bad Liebenwerda. |
| Waldeyer's tonsillar ring | A ringed arrangement of lymphoid tissue in the pharynx |
| Waldhaus Dolder | Former hotel in Zurich, Switzerland. |
| Waldo Flint | 19th century American politician. |
| Wales Council for Voluntary Action | National membership organisation for the third sector and volunteering in Wales. |
| Walis (fiber) | A natural plant fiber obtained from Sida rhombifolia |
| Walk of shame | A walk that solicits embarrassment |
| Walk on Water (G.E.M. song) | 2019 single by G.E.M. |
| Walker Brook (Massachusetts) | Freshwater stream in Chester, Massachusetts. |
| Wallingford Public Access Association | A Non-profit mass media where the general public can create content |
| Wallman compactification | A compactification of T1 topological spaces |
| Walsall Canal | A canal in the English West Midlands |
| Walt Disney Treasures: Wave Three | The third wave of Walt Disney Treasures dvd collections |
| Walter Horsford | The case of a convicted murderer in Cambridgeshire, England |
| Walter Kolneder | Austrian musicologist and violist. |
| Walton Bryan Stewart | 20th century American politician and labor activist. |
| Wanna Be a Baller | 1999 single by Lil' Troy featuring Fat Pat, Yungstar, Lil' Wil, Big T and H.A.W.K. |
| War (Junger book) | War is a book written by Sebastian Junger about the Afghan War. |
| War godmother | A volunteer providing support to a soldier |
| War memorial on Île du Souvenir | War memorial dedicated to the victims of World War I. |
| War of the Two Pedros | Confrontation between the Castilian and Aragonese crowns. |
| War on 45 | 1982 EP 12" / CD by D.O.A. |
| Ward's (restaurant) | Mississippi-based fast food burger chain. |
| Ward Lake (Thurston County, Washington) | A small lake in Thurston County, Washington, US, named after an early pioneer citizen. |
| Wardite | A rare hydrated phosphate mineral |
| Wardley map | A map for business strategy |
| Warehouse store | A type of deep discount retailer |
| Warfaze | Bangladeshi heavy metal band. |
| Warini | A Germanic people |
| Warner Bros. Animation | American animation studio owned by Warner Bros. |
| Warner Bros. Television Studios | Television arm of Warner Bros. |
| Warner Music Poland | Polish record label; imprint of Warner Music Poland Sp. z o.o. |
| Warri State | Warri State is the proposed state for Itsekiri people and their lands in Delta and Edo. |
| Warriorz | 2000 studio album by M.O.P. |
| Warsaw Voivodeship (1944–1975) | Former voivodeship of Poland from 1944 to 1975. |
| Warsaw Voivodeship (1975–1998) | Former voivodeship of Poland from 1975 to 1998. |
| Warts and All: Volume 4 | 2005 live album by moe. |
| Warts and All: Volume 5 | 2007 live album by moe. |
| Warts and All: Volume 6 | 2008 live album by moe. |
| Warya | Tribe of India and Pakistan. |
| Was es ist | 2003 single by MIA. |
| Waseley Hills Country Park | Country park in northern Worcestershire, England. |
| Wash (visual arts) | A background in an artwork created by applying dilute colour |
| Washington's 17th legislative district | One of forty-nine districts in Washington state for representation in the state legislature. |
| Washington Wild Things | Frontier League baseball team in Washington, P.A. |
| Waskerley Reservoir | A reservoir in County Durham, England |
| Waste Management (album) | 2009 studio album by t.A.T.u. |
| Wastin' Gas | Single by Dallas Smith. |
| Wat Chong Nonsi | Reference information has been added. |
| Water fight | A type of mock combat |
| Water polo at the 2023 Pan American Games – Women's tournament | The women's tournament of water polo at the 2023 Pan American Games |
| Watergate (board game) | A 2019 board game |
| Waterpoort | A water gate in Sneek, The Netherlands |
| Waters Upton | Village in Shropshire, England. |
| Watervale, South Australia | A Town in the Clare Valley Wine Region |
| Wave Financial | Canadian provider of financial software and services for small businesses. |
| Waverbridge | A hamlet in Cumbria, England |
| Wave–particle duality relation | A relation of quantum optics |
| Wayford Manor House | Historic site in England, U.K. |
| Wayne Burnett | English football manager and former player. |
| Wayoh Reservoir | A reservoir in Lancashire, England |
| We've Got a Big Mess on Our Hands | 2007 single by The Academy Is... |
| We Are the Dead (album) | 2008 studio album by Antagonist A.D. |
| We Can Do It (Liverpool F.C. song) | 1977 single by Liverpool F.C. |
| We Hate All Kinds of Violence | 1996 studio album by H.O.T. |
| We Kill the World/Boonoonoonoos | 1981 single by Boney M. |
| We Speak: Black Artists in Philadelphia, 1920s–1970s | Art exhibition held at Woodmere Art Museum, September 26, 2015 – January 24, 2016. |
| Weak entity | A type of item in a relational database, in computing |
| Weathered Statues | 1982 EP by T.S.O.L. |
| Web film | A film made with the medium of the Internet |
| Wecyclers | A waste management company |
| Wedding vow renewal ceremony | A marital service |
| Wedge Island (Nova Scotia) | Tidal island near Liscomb, Nova Scotia. |
| Weekly Advance | Newspaper in Granville, New South Wales, Australia, 1892 and 1894. |
| Weidong Ferry | A shipping company that connects Korea and China |
| Weighted catenary | A weighted catenary is a catenary curve, of a special form, with two constants |
| Weimao | A wide brimmed hat with shoulder-length veil |
| Wein Bar | The Wein bar helped shape the civil rights movement of Cincinnati, Ohio |
| WeirdOs | 2024 studio album by O. |
| Welcome to Lagos (statue) | Statue of three Lagos white-cap chiefs in Lagos, Nigeria. |
| Well-founded semantics | A semantics for logic programming |
| Well Red magazine | UK magazine covering Liverpool F.C. |
| Well temperament | A musical tuning system |
| Wellbeing of Women | UK charity, concerns gynaecological health etc. |
| Wells Creek Dolomite | A carbonate unit in the Appalachian Basin and Cincinnati arch |
| Welsh Fire | The Hundred franchise in Cardiff, Wales |
| Wendy MacNaughton | American illustrator and graphic journalist. |
| Wenling Library | National first-grade library in Wenling, Zhejiang, China. |
| West African Postal Conference | Forum for postal services in West African countries. |
| West Burra | One of the Scalloway Islands, Shetland, Scotland. |
| West Country Men | A group of individuals in Elizabethan England who supported colonial expansion |
| West German rearmament | The reconstruction of armed forces in West Germany after World War II |
| West Koasta Nostra | 2003 studio album by Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E. |
| West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner | The police and crime commissioner of the West Midlands Police |
| West Nusa Tenggara State Museum | Museum of Lombok and Sumbawa. |
| Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe | A non-profit Black Theater |
| Westerbork film | 1944 film shot in transit camp Westerbork in WWII commissioned by the SS. |
| Westerhout 50 | A Supernova remnant nebula in the constellation Aquila |
| Western Berlin suburban railroad | A streetcar company in the greater Berlin area |
| Western Water Park | Western Land, Indian Town and El Paso. |
| Westervelt massacre | A massacre by Native Americans in frontier Kentucky |
| Westfield Heritage Village | Open-air museum in Ontario, Canada. |
| Westhide | A village in Herefordshire, England |
| Wet storage stain | A type of zinc corrosion |
| Wetley Moor Common | Heathland in Staffordshire, England. |
| Weyprecht Mountains | A small mountain range in Queen Maud Land, Antarctica |
| Weyr canonical form | A matrix canonical form |
| Whakamaru Caldera | A large volcanic caldera in New Zealand |
| Whangdoodle | A fanciful being whose undefined appearance and essence is left to imagination |
| What Comes After the Blues | 2005 studio album by Magnolia Electric Co. |
| What Good Is Grief to a God? | 1988 studio album by D.I. |
| What Happened to the La Las | 2012 studio album by moe. |
| What I Do Best (song) | 1993 single by Robin S. |
| What Is to Be Done? (Tolstoy book) | A non-fiction essay by Count Lev Tolstoi |
| What Up, What's Haapnin' | 2008 single by T.I. |
| What You Know (T.I. song) | 2006 single by T.I. |
| Whatcom County Executive | Overview of the executives of Whatcom County, Washington. |
| Whatever You Like | 2008 single by T.I. |
| When Angels & Serpents Dance | 2008 studio album by P.O.D. |
| When Music Worlds Collide | 2015 studio album by Jonathan Hay, Mike Smith, King Tech and Various artists. |
| When We Were Us (EP) | 2020 EP by Super Junior-K.R.Y. |
| When the Sun Comes Down | 2008 single by R.I.O. |
| Where Did U Go | 2008 single by G.E.M. |
| Where Words Fail | A film by Hugo Fregonese |
| Whitby (barque) | A steamer owned by the Commonwealth and Dominion Line |
| Whitby Swing Bridge | Bridge in North Yorkshire, England. |
| White Greyhound of Richmond | The Queen's Beasts sculpture |
| White House Office of Presidential Correspondence | White House office responsible for handling the U.S. President's correspondence. |
| White Pagoda Park | A park in Shangcheng, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China |
| White Prayer | 2007 single by alice nine. |
| White Rock Whalers | Ice hockey team in British Columbia, Canada. |
| White Rose Centre | Shopping mall in West Yorkshire, England. |
| White steenbras | Species of fish in the family Sparidae from South Africa. |
| Whitedamp | Mixture of gases produced by combustion of coal. |
| Who's Laughing Now (album) | 1991 studio album by L.A.P.D. |
| Who Knows? (video) | 2006 DVD by Andrew W.K. |
| Who Shot Ya? | 1995 song by the Notorious B.I.G. |
| Who Wants to Die for Art? | 2013 single by Scarling. |
| Why Bother? (album) | 2007 studio album by ADULT. |
| Why Oh Why (L.A.B. song) | 2020 single by L.A.B. |
| Why You Wanna | 2006 single by T.I. |
| Wick and East Caithness (ward) | A council ward in the Highlands of Scotland |
| Widya Mandala Catholic University | Private university located in Surabaya, Indonesia. |
| Wilde Sau | Tactic of the German Air Force against British night bombers. |
| Wildlife First v. Union of India | Case examining the constitutional validity of the Forest Rights Act 2006. |
| Wildstyle | A form of graffiti |
| Wile Carding Mill | Carding mill, museum in Nova Scotia, Canada. |
| Wiley-Dondero Canal | A short seaway on the St. Lawrence Seaway |
| Will You (P.O.D. song) | 2003 single by P.O.D. |
| Willapa Harbor Herald | Local newspaper in Washington state. |
| Willard H. Chandler | 19th century American politician. |
| William A. Bablitch | 20th century American politician and judge, Wisconsin Supreme Court. |
| William Arkle | English painter, philosopher and composer. |
| William Augustus (translator) | Welsh weather forecaster and translator, late 18th c. |
| William B. Sheldon | American lawyer, Wisconsin pioneer. |
| William E. Andrew | Seventh chancellor-University of Prince Edward Island/Canada. |
| William F. Quick | American lawyer, machinist, and politician. |
| William Fowler (Brothertown Indian) | 19th century Native American politician, first non-white Wisconsin legislator. |
| William Froehlich | Early 20th century American politician. |
| William G. Ritch | 19th century American politician. |
| William Hakewill | English legal antiquarian and M.P. |
| William Ketcham | 19th century Wisconsin settler. |
| William Kisaalita | Chemical Engineer and Professor at the University of Georgia. |
| William L. Jews | American businessman and former basketball player. |
| William Mason High School (Mason, Ohio) | High school in the U.S.A. |
| William Northrup McMillan | Kenyan settler, adventurer, and philanthropist. |
| William Radde | Publisher, bookseller, and land developer in New York City, U.S.A. |
| William Steel Creighton | American myrmecologist and taxonomist. |
| William Stockley's Orchestra | Symphony orchestra based in Birmingham, England. |
| William T. Manning | Episcopal bishop of New York. |
| William Tinsley (publisher) | British publisher (1831 - 1902). |
| William Vint | English dissenting minister and author. |
| William W. Robinson | Union Army colonel in the American Civil War. |
| William Walter Clark | 20th century American politician. |
| William White (sport shooter) | British sports shooter. |
| William of Baskerville | Character in the novel The Name of the Rose. |
| Williamstown Racecourse | Former horse racing track in Victoria, Australia. |
| Willo, Arizona | Community neighborhood in Phoenix, Arizona. |
| Willow Creek, Montana | Census-designated place in Gallatin County, Montana, United States. |
| Wiltshire Music Centre | Music venue in southern England. |
| Win the Battle | 2002 studio album by D.O.A. |
| Wind River Experimental Forest | Research site in Washington, U. S. |
| Wind stress | The shear stress exerted by the wind on the surface of large bodies of water |
| Windermere House, New South Wales | Heritage listed house in Wentworth Avenue, Wentworthville NSW. |
| Windmill Hill (Gibraltar) | A pair of plateaux |
| Windowbox (filmmaking) | The often undesirable combination of letterboxing and pillarboxing |
| Windows Driver Kit | A software tool for developing device drivers |
| Windsor knot | A necktie knot |
| Winford Abrams | Early 20th century American politician. |
| Winner (Jamie Foxx song) | 2010 single by Jamie Foxx featuring Justin Timberlake and T.I. |
| Winnipauk station | Former rail station in Norwalk, Connecticut. |
| Winnowing (sedimentology) | The natural removal of fine material from a coarser sediment by wind or flowing water |
| Winston Mankunku Ngozi | South African tenor saxophone player. |
| Winter Guard International | Governing body for competitive winter guard, indoor percussion, and indoor wind ensembles. |
| Winter Passing (song) | 2008 single by The Academy Is... |
| Wirefly | A portal to compare smartphone plans |
| Wisconsin Department of Children and Families | Wisconsin state government agency responsible for state services for children and families. |
| Wisconsin Department of Employment Relations | Former Wisconsin state agency charged with managing state personnel. |
| Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions | Wisconsin State Agency charged with regulating financial institutions in the state. |
| Wisconsin Department of Health Services | Wisconsin State Agency for health services. |
| Wisconsin Department of Revenue | Wisconsin State Agency charged with administering state tax laws. |
| Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development | Wisconsin State Department charged with building and strengthening Wisconsin's workforce. |
| Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner | Wisconsin State Agency charged with regulating insurance in the state. |
| Wisconsin Integrally Synchronized Computer | Computer at the University of Wisconsin in the 1950s. |
| Wish Tree (Yoko Ono art series) | A series of art installation by Yoko Ono |
| Wish You Would | 2008 single by Ludacris featuring T.I. |
| Wissam Zaki | Iraqi footballer. |
| With-chukhe wrestling | A type of wrestling in Khoran, Iran |
| Withernsea Pier | A demolished pier at Withernsea, East Riding of Yorkshire, England |
| Wittehaus | Architectural design firm in the US. |
| Wobble (song) | 2008 single by V.I.C. |
| Wobbly-web wheel | A form of metal disc wheel |
| Wolf and Sheep (album) | 1997 studio album by H.O.T. |
| Wolfgang Kornberger | Austrian bass clarinetist. |
| Wolfgang Neumann | Austrian tenor. |
| Wolfram's 2-state 3-symbol Turing machine | A particular 2-state 3-symbol Turing machine, conjectured to be universal by Stephen Wolfram |
| Women's Radio Corps | A branch of the US Army Signal Corps during the First World War |
| Women and Their Work | A non-profit art gallery in Austin, Texas, established in the 70s. |
| Women in England | Women who live in or are from England. |
| Women in the Crusades | The role of women in the Crusades |
| Won Ton: A Cat Tale Told in Haiku | Children's picture book by Lee Wardlaw and Eugene Yelchin. |
| Wood science | The scientific discipline which studies and researches the wood |
| Wooden Spoons Museum | A museum of wooden spoons in Câmpulung Moldovenesc, Romania |
| Woodhorn | A village in Northumberland, England |
| Woodland High School (Cartersville, Georgia) | American public school in Georgia, USA. |
| Woodlawn station (Charlotte) | Light rail station in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| Woodley, Nairobi | A residential neighbourhood in Nairobi |
| Woodruff Building | Historic Springfield, MO building. |
| Wood–Ljungdahl pathway | A set of biochemical reactions used by some bacteria |
| Wool-stapler | A person who weighed and graded wool for market. |
| Woolmer Lecture | The flagship lecture of the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine |
| Worcester Palladium | All ages concert hall in Worcester, Massachusetts. |
| Word...Life | 1994 studio album by O.C. |
| Word: Live at Carnegie Hall | 2012 live album by Louis C.K. |
| Word O.K. | 2014 studio album by Kool A.D. |
| Word art | A form of visual art incorporating text |
| Word of the year (Portugal) | A poll carried out in Portugal |
| Words, Sounds, Colors and Shapes | 1982 studio album by Donald Byrd and 125th Street, N.Y.C. |
| Workers' University of Córdoba | Former educational institution in Spain. |
| Working Boys Home | Historic orphanage in Massachusetts. |
| Working cow horse | A Western-style equestrian competition event |
| World Bank office, Chennai | Extension of the World Bank headquartered in Washington, DC. |
| World Federation of Orthodontists | A worldwide federation of a medical associations for orthodontists |
| World Knife Throwing League | A sporting organization for knife throwing |
| World Quantum Day | Quantum science and technology event. |
| World Telecommunication and Information Society Day | A day celebrated on 17 May |
| Wormwood (Moe album) | 2003 studio album by moe. |
| Woxx | Newspaper in Luxembourg. |
| Wrap reel | A device for measuring yarn and making it into hanks of a standard size |
| Wren High School | Public high school in South Carolina, U.S.A. |
| Wriggle (EP) | 2016 EP by clipping. |
| Wu opera | A form of Chinese opera |
| Wufeng Lin Family Mansion and Garden | Historic site in Taiwan Minsheng Road No. and , Laiyuan Road No. |
| Wuji (philosophy) | The primordial in Chinese philosophy |
| Wulfstan of Hedeby | Late ninth century traveller and trader. |
| Wurzer family | Chronology of the Bavarian noble family, Wurzer von Wurz. |
| Wḫdw | A kind of agent of decay and disease in ancient Egyptian medicine |
| X-Mas in Hell | 2008 EP by Sixx:A.M. |
| X-factor (astrophysics) | The proportionality constant which converts CO emission line brightness to molecular hydrogen mass |
| X.X.X. Live Tour | 2013–15 concert tour by G.E.M. |
| XAM | A computer-storage standard |
| XK (user assigned code) | ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 equivalent user-assigned code element used to represent Kosovo. |
| XLNet | A large language model developed by Google AI |
| XMD | A classical molecular dynamics software |
| XU | Norwegian clandestine intelligence organisation during World War II. |
| XXII Reserve Corps | Corps level command of the German Army in World War I. |
| XXXO | 2010 single by M.I.A. |
| XX (O.A.R. album) | 2016 compilation album by O.A.R. |
| X tax | A form of consumption tax |
| Xanthi Ground | Football stadium in Xanthi, Greece. |
| Xavier Léon-Dufour | A French Jesuit biblical scholar and theologian |
| Xechasmeni railway station | Railway station of Skydra in Central Macedonia, Greece. |
| Xenophilia | Attraction to foreign people, cultures, customs, etc. |
| Xerox NoteTaker | Portable computer by Xerox. |
| Xi Jinping's cult of personality | A cult of personality developing around Xi Jinping |
| Xianju Library | County public library in Xianju, Zhejiang, People's Republic of China. |
| Xiao Qingsong | Chinese volleyball player. |
| Xiaori Island | Island of Fujian. |
| Xifeng Wu | Chinese-American cancer epidemiologist. |
| Xiuba Ancient Fortress | 1,600-year-old military complex in Tibet. |
| Xiuhefu | A traditional-style Chinese wedding dress composed of pleated skirt with pendulum and a top |
| Xixi Campus, Zhejiang University | A Zhejiang University campus in Hangzhou |
| Xouba | A small sardine |
| Xposed | 2012 studio album by G.E.M. |
| Xuanduan | A dark Chinese court dress |
| Xueheng School | A major school of thought in 1920s and 1930s China |
| XxxHolic season 1 | The first season of xxxHolic anime television series |
| Xylan | A plant cell wall polysaccharide |
| Y.A.L.A. | 2013 song by M.I.A. |
| Yaakov Roja | Interim president of the Council of the Chief Rabbinate. |
| Yachtmaster | A certificate of sailing competence |
| Yacob Mulugetta | A British professor of Energy and Development Policy |
| Yagisawa Dam | Dam in Gunma Prefecture, Japan. |
| Yale Department of Physics | A department within Yale University |
| Yale school | A group of literary critics |
| Yale–Brown Obsessive–Compulsive Scale | A test to rate OCD symptoms |
| Yalungur | A bird in Australian mythology |
| Yamadagawa Dam | Dam in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Yamamae Site | Archaeological site with long-term occupation in Japan. |
| Yamamoto, Akita | Dissolved municipality in Yamamoto District, Akita Prefecture, Japan. |
| Yamasato Dam | Dam in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Yamawaki | A Japanese surname |
| Yandang people | A Nigerian Tribe |
| Yang Huanyi | Last proficient speaker and writer of Nüshu script. |
| Yangchuanosaurus | Metriacanthosaurid theropod dinosaur genus from Middle Jurassic period. |
| Yanguang Niangniang | Goddess of eyesight and vision in Taoist. |
| Yang–Baxter operator | A mathematical operator used in theoretical physics and topology |
| Yankel Kalich | Yiddish theater actor, director, and producer. |
| Yanuca Lailai | Island in Lomaiviti Islands, Fiji. |
| Yaoguan Town | A town in Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province, PRC |
| Yaoqun | A traditional Chinese overskirt |
| Yarmuk massacre | Libyan massacre at Yarmuk, Libya. |
| Yarun' | A village in Ukraine |
| Yasaka Dam | Dam in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. |
| Yasaman Aryani | Iranian human rights activist. |
| Yashlatz | Yeshiva high school located in Jerusalem, Israel. |
| Yasmine Khlat | Lebanese actress, film director, translator and novelist. |
| Ye vs. the People | 2018 single by Kanye West and T.I. |
| Yeah Ya Know (Takers) | 2010 single by T.I. |
| Year-riddle | A riddle spread in the cultures of Eurasia |
| Year loss table | Mathematical object used in risk modelling. |
| Year of Sorrow | The year of death of Muhammad's wife Khadija and uncle Abu Talib |
| Yedoma (rural locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Yelabuga drone factory | A Russia combat drone manufactory |
| Yellow-shouldered grassquit | Species of bird in the family Thraupidae. |
| Yellow River management | A series of projects to prevent the flooding of the Yellow River |
| Yes I Do (song) | 2021 single by L.A.B. |
| Yesa robe | A Ming dynasty robe derived from a Mongol robe |
| Yeshiva College (Yeshiva University) | University College of the Yeshiva University. |
| Yesterday's You | A new Malaysian web series |
| Yeyi people | A Lozi ethnic group in Southern Africa |
| Yeşilovacık | A town in Turkey |
| Yirra Yaakin | Aboriginal theatre company in Perth, W.A. |
| Yitzhak Sadeh | The commander of the Palmach |
| Yoav Goren | American composer, founder of Immediate Music. |
| Yokoyama Dam | Dam in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. |
| Yolanda T. Marshall | Canadian author of children's books. |
| Yolkino | Urban-type settlement in Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia. Also known as Fiachrajoon. |
| Yolyn Am | Canyon in Mongolia. |
| Yoni massage | A type of tantric erotic massage, focusing on the female erogenous zones |
| Yoo Yeong | South Korean literary scholar, translator, and poet. |
| York railway station, Western Australia | Disused railway station in York, W.A. |
| Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad | Historic narrow gauge railroad in the Sierra National Forest. |
| Yosemite Park and Curry Company | Yosemite National Park concessionaire from 1925 to 1993. |
| Yosemite Stage and Turnpike Company | A 19th-century stagecoach and hospitality company serving Yosemite visitors |
| Yoseñio V. Lewis | Transgender rights activist, educator, and musician. |
| You (Special D. song) | 2004 single by Special D. |
| You Be Illin' | 1986 single by Run–D.M.C. |
| You Can't Stop the Reign (song) | 1996 single by Shaquille O'Neal featuring The Notorious B.I.G. |
| You Can Be the Stainless Steel Rat | A novel by Harry Harrison |
| You Talk Too Much (Run-DMC song) | 1985 single by Run–D.M.C. |
| You and Me (Olympic theme song) | Song by Liu Huan, Sarah Brightman, Zhang Yimou. |
| Young British Dancer of the Year | A competition for young British and British-trained classical dancers |
| Young Greens of Norway | Youth league of the Norwegian Green Party. |
| Young Money (magazine) | A Defunct American magazine |
| Young invincibles | Trade term for young Americans who forgo health insurance. |
| Youngblood (E.M.D. song) | 2009 single by E.M.D. |
| Your Vision Was Never Mine to Share | 2000 studio album by Misery Loves Co. |
| Youth First Texas | LGBTQ+ non-profit youth organization. |
| Youth On Board | Youth organizing program. |
| Youth of the Nation | 2001 single by P.O.D. |
| Ysgafell Wen North Top | Peak on a ridge in Snowdonia, North Wales. |
| Ystumllyn | 16th-century Welsh house. |
| Yu Zisan Incident | A cause célèbre during the Chinese Civil War |
| Yubbe | A town in Somaliland |
| Yucheng Subdistrict, Yuhuan | Subdistrict under the jurisdiction of Yuhuan, Zhejiang Province, People's Republic of China. |
| Yueguangbing | A type of traditional Hakka mooncake; white and disc-like |
| Yugo | A subcompact car manufactured by Zastava |
| Yuhuan Library | National first-grade library in Yuhuan, Zhejiang, China. |
| Yume wo Kasanete | 1999 single by S.E.S. |
| Yuquan Campus, Zhejiang University | A Zhejiang University campus in Hangzhou |
| Yushan-class landing platform dock | A Taiwanese amphibious warfare vessel |
| Yusufguda metro station | Metro station in Hyderabad, India. |
| Yuyi Morales | Mexican-American children's book author and illustrator. |
| Yuz Asaf | The name Josephat in Arabic and Urdu |
| Zach Avery | American actor (born 1986) and convicted fraudster. |
| Zadonsky (rural locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Zafiro Records | Spanish record label; imprint of Zafiro, S.A. |
| Zagrosjet | Airline in The Kurdistan Region, Iraq. |
| Zahr al-Bustan fi Dawlat Bani Ziyan | 14th-century Arabic book Tlemcen, documenting Zayyanid Sultan Abu Hammu II's reign. |
| Zainab Abubakar Alman | A former member of Gombe State House of Assembly |
| Zakros Mountains, Crete | A mountain range of eastern Crete in Greece |
| Zapadne | A village in Kharkiv Oblast, Ukraine |
| Zaplava | A village in Kherson Oblast |
| Zaraysky (inhabited locality) | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Zarinja Sourp Khach Armenian Church | Armenian church built around 635 C.E. |
| Zaruchevsky | Index of articles associated with the same name. |
| Zastava 750 | A supermini |
| Zavala Island | Island in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica. |
| Zaō, Miyagi | Town in Tōhoku, Japan. |
| Zdravka Matišić | A Croatian Indologist and Oriental Studies professor at Zagreb University |
| Zeddy Maruru | Ugandan retired general. |
| Zelene, Kharkiv Raion | A settlement in Kharkiv Oblast |
| Zenbilli Ali Cemali Efendi | A shaykh-ul-Islam of the Ottoman Empire |
| Zeralda Forest | A forest in Mitidja, in Algeria |
| Zerde | A traditional Persian, Iraqi, Turkish, saffron rice pudding |
| Zero-crossing rate | Rate which a signal changes from positive to negative or negative to positive. |
| Zero-product property | The product of two nonzero elements is nonzero |
| Zeta2 Scorpii | Star in the constellation Scorpius. |
| Zeta Surgical | American medical technology company. |
| Zeyne, Gülnar | A settlement in Turkey |
| Zhang Hu (poet) | Chinese poet in mid-Tang dynasty. |
| Zhanjiao Futou | A Chinese headwear with a long flap extending on the sides, typically in a straight line |
| Zhejiang Agricultural University | A defunct university in Hangzhou, China |
| Zhengzhou Museum | A museum in Zhengzhou, Henan |
| Zhiduo (clothing) | A traditional Chinese robe for men and Buddhist monks |
| Ziade Palace | 19th-century grand mansion located in Beirut's Zokak el-Blat quarter. |
| Zig-Zag (company) | A brand of cigarette rolling papers |
| Zijingang Campus, Zhejiang University | The main campus of Zhejiang University in Hangzhou |
| Zimbabwean bond notes | A form of banknote in Zimbabwe |
| Zimbrul și Vulturul | Romanian newspaper in early days. |
| Zimmerman, Nairobi | A suburb in the Kasarani area of Nairobi |
| Zion's Daughter | 1982 single by Boney M. |
| Zir bin Hubaysh | A primary transmitter of the Qira'at (died 700 CE) |
| Ziv–Zakai bound | A theoretical bound used in estimation theory |
| Zlatko Paković | Serbian author, theater director and publicist. |
| ZmEu (vulnerability scanner) | Program scanning for vulnerabilities in phpMyAdmin web servers. |
| Życie po śmierci | 2016 studio album by O.S.T.R. |
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