TO
TO stands for:
- Osterburken station to DS 100
- Tactical Ops: Assault on Terror, an online tactical shooter.
- Agenda
- Crime Scene (Criminal Law, Criminology)
- Technical secondary school, an institution of the second educational pathway
- Teritorijalna odbrana, the territorial defence organised at republic level in the former Yugoslavia.
- Tip O'Neill, American politician
- Tocantins, a Brazilian state
- Tonga, a South Pacific island country, as a country code according to ISO 3166
- Toronto, the capital of the province of Ontario, Canada
- Transavia France, French airline (IATA code)
- Transistor outline, housing shape of transistors
- Trans-Ocean, a sailing club for cruising sailors
- Tryptophan-2,3-dioxygenase, an enzyme
- Twist Off, Screw Cap Standard for Canning Jar
TO as a distinguishing sign on vehicle registration plates:
- Germany: Landkreis Nordsachsen (for Torgau-Oschatz)
- Italy: Torino (German: Turin)
- Serbia: Topola
- Slovakia: Okres Topoľčany
- Spain: Province of Toledo (phasing out)
To is for:
- To (unit), a Japanese unit of measurement
- To - A Space Fantasy, an anime by Fumihiko Sori from the year 2009
- Tō, Japanese form of the pagoda
- Tó, Freguesia in the Portuguese county of Mogadouro
To or Tô is the family name of the following persons:
- George To Bata (1925-1995), Papua New Guinean clergyman and Roman Catholic auxiliary bishop in Rabaul.
- Tô Hoài (1920-2014), Vietnamese writer and journalist.
- Johnnie To (* 1955), Chinese director and producer
- Kenneth To (1992-2019), Australian swimmer.
- Tô Ngọc Vân (1906-1954), Vietnamese painter
Tô is for:
- Tô (Sissili), a commune as well as a department comprising the same territory in Burkina Faso
- Tô (Nayala), a village in the Boucle du Mouhoun region of Burkina Faso.
- Tô, a porridge made from millet, maize or sorghum, see Burkina Faso#Cuisine.
T̕o stands for:
- the ninth letter of the Armenian alphabet, see Թ
to stands for:
- .to, the top-level domain of Tonga
- Tongan language, according to ISO 639-1
- one of the four, now equivalent, types of first-level territorial authorities (-to, -dō, -fu, and -ken) that subdivide Japan nationwide, see prefecture (Japan)
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