Pop
Pop stands for:
- Pop (album), album by the Irish rock band U2
- Pop (district), district in Namangan province, Uzbekistan
- Pop (British television station), British television station
- Pop (U.S. television station), U.S. television station
- Pop (television program), a music program of Südwestfunk and Hessischer Rundfunk from 1973 to 1979
- Pop (Namangan), capital locality in Pop district, Namangan province, Uzbekistan
- Pop Verlag, German publisher
- Pop (magazine) Witten, fashion magazine
- Pop (train), an Italian multiple unit train
- Pop Idol, singing talent competition or casting show produced by the British television station ITV.
- Pop TV, Slovenia's leading private television station
- German Federal Railways Pop Paint
- Pop advertising on public transport, see all-over advertising
as well as:
- Month in the Mayan calendar, see Haab
- fictional music group PoP! in the movie Mitten ins Herz - A Song for You
Pop is short for:
- Pop art, art movement, especially in painting and sculpture
- Pop culture, cultural trend
- Pop literature, not clearly defined literary genre
- Pop music, certain popular music genres
- Pop Ollie, skateboarding technique
Pop is the family or stage name of the following people:
- Alina Ligia Pop (* 1995), Romanian rower
- Anca Pop (1984-2018), Romanian-Canadian singer
- Aurel Pop (1921-2004), Romanian painter
- Claudiu-Lucian Pop (* 1972), Romanian Greek Catholic clergyman, Bishop of Cluj-Gherla.
- Coriolan Pop (* 1926), Romanian politician and mayor of Timișoara.
- Denniz PoP (1963-1998), Swedish DJ
- Diana Pop (* 1971), Romanian basketball player
- Edina Pop (* 1941), German pop singer
- Emil Pop (1897-1974), Romanian botanist
- Florian Pop, Romanian mathematician
- Gabriel Sorin Pop (* 1983), Romanian cyclist
- Iggy Pop (* 1947), US musician
- Ioan Pop (* 1954), Romanian fencer and sports official
- Ion Pop (* 1941), Romanian poet
- J. J. H. "Jaap" Pop (b. 1941), Dutch local politician (mayor of Haarlem)
- Jimmy Pop (* 1972), US singer and songwriter
- Jordan Pop-Jordanov (b. 1925), Yugoslav or North Macedonian nuclear physicist and tennis player.
- Josef Pop (1848-1917), Czech-Austrian administrator, politician and minister
- Mihai Pop (* 1985), Romanian handball player
- Mircea M. Pop (* 1948), German-Romanian poet, critic and translator
- Oktay Pop (* 1988), Turkish soccer player
- Olivia Pop (* 1972), German soprano singer
- Ramona Pop (* 1977), German state politician (Berlin) (B'90/Grüne)
- Sever Pop (1901-1961), Romanian Romance philologist and dialectologist.
- Simion Pop (1930-2008), writer, journalist and Romanian diplomat
- Simona Pop (* 1988), Romanian fencer
- Slađana Pop-Lazić (* 1988), Serbian handball player
- Ștefan Pop (b. 1987), Romanian opera singer of the tenor voice range.
- Teodor-Adrian Pop, Romanian judoka
- Traian Pop (* 1952), Romanian-German writer, editor and publisher
- Willem Frederik Pop (1858-1931), Dutch minister and officer
- Yvy Pop (* 1975), German singer, author and radio presenter
POP stands for:
- Puerto Plata Airport in Dominican Republic by IATA Code
- Pacific Ocean Park, former amusement park until 1968 in Santa Monica, USA
- Partial Order Planning, planning algorithm, see order relation
- Persistent organic pollutants (POPs), such as polychlorinated biphenyls
- Picture out of Picture, in technology the picture display function "picture out of picture" on monitors.
- Pogo Party, in politics an anarchist minor party, see Anarchist Pogo Party of Germany#Other parties.
- Post Office Protocol, in network technology a protocol for receiving e-mails
- PowerPC Open Platform, in computer technology a hardware reference design
- Practice-oriented nursing diagnostics (POP), classification for resource-based nursing diagnoses
- Prostatevomeni Onomasia Proelefsis, protected designation of origin for foodstuffs in Greece, see Designation of Origin.
PoP stands for:
- Package-on-Package, process for chip encapsulation in electrical engineering
- Pay-on-production, in business the payment per unit produced
- Percent of Precipitation, in meteorology the probability of precipitation.
- Point of Presence, in network technology, a single physical node
- Point of purchase, in business a single point of sale
- Power of Politics, Austrian browser game
- Prince of Persia, series of computer games
- Proof of purchase, in business a proof of purchase
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