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'''Huk''' may refer to: |
'''Huk''' or '''HUK''' may refer to: |
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== People == |
== People == |
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* [[Alexander Huk]], American neuroscientist |
* [[Alexander Huk]], American neuroscientist |
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* [[Ihor Huk]] (born 2002), Ukrainian footballer |
* [[Ihor Huk (footballer)]] (born 2002), Ukrainian footballer |
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* [[Ihor Huk (surgeon)]] (DOB unknown), Ukrainian surgeon |
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* [[Tomáš Huk]] (born 1994), Slovak footballer |
* [[Tomáš Huk]] (born 1994), Slovak footballer |
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* [[Agnieszka Kłopotek]] (née ''Huk''; born 1969), Polish politician |
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* [[HuK]], former professional ''Starcraft II'' player Chris Loranger (born 1989) |
* [[HuK]], former professional ''Starcraft II'' player Chris Loranger (born 1989) |
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* [[Zhenetskyi Huk]], a waterfall in Ukraine |
* [[Zhenetskyi Huk]], a waterfall in Ukraine |
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== Arts and entertainment == |
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* ''[[Huk!]]'', a 1956 film set in the Philippines |
* ''[[Huk!]]'', a 1956 film set in the Philippines |
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* "Huk", a 2015 single by the South Korean girl group [[Unicorn (South Korean group)|Unicorn]] |
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== Other uses == |
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* Huk, short for [[Hukbalahap]], a Communist guerrilla movement in the Philippines, or a member of the movement |
* Huk, short for [[Hukbalahap]], a Communist guerrilla movement in the Philippines, or a member of the movement |
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* HUK, IATA airport code for [[Hukuntsi Airport]], Botswana |
* HUK, IATA airport code for [[Hukuntsi Airport]], Botswana |
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* huk, ISO 539-3 code for the [[Hulung language]], an extinct language of Indonesia |
* huk, ISO 539-3 code for the [[Hulung language]], an extinct language of Indonesia |
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* [[Hunter-killer Group]], a type of anti-submarine formation during World War II |
* [[Hunter-killer Group]], a type of anti-submarine formation during World War II |
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Latest revision as of 12:18, 7 May 2024
Look up huk in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Huk or HUK may refer to:
People
[edit]- Alexander Huk, American neuroscientist
- Ihor Huk (footballer) (born 2002), Ukrainian footballer
- Ihor Huk (surgeon) (DOB unknown), Ukrainian surgeon
- Tomáš Huk (born 1994), Slovak footballer
- Agnieszka Kłopotek (née Huk; born 1969), Polish politician
- HuK, former professional Starcraft II player Chris Loranger (born 1989)
Places
[edit]- Huk Formation, a geologic formation in Norway
- Huk, Isfahan, a village in Iran
- Huk, Norway, a beach in Bygdøy, Oslo
- Huk, South Khorasan, a village in Iran
- Zhenetskyi Huk, a waterfall in Ukraine
Arts and entertainment
[edit]- Huk!, a 1956 film set in the Philippines
- Huk (Star Wars), an alien race in Star Wars
- "Huk", a 2015 single by the South Korean girl group Unicorn
Other uses
[edit]- Huk, short for Hukbalahap, a Communist guerrilla movement in the Philippines, or a member of the movement
- HUK, IATA airport code for Hukuntsi Airport, Botswana
- huk, ISO 539-3 code for the Hulung language, an extinct language of Indonesia
- HUK HH-43 Huskie, a United States Navy helicopter
- Hunter-killer Group, a type of anti-submarine formation during World War II
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