MAK
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MAK may refer to:
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People
M. A. Khan (1920–2001), Indian politicianMahafarid Amir Khosravi (1969–2014), Iranian businessmanMahboob Ali Khan (1866–1911), 6th Nizam of HyderabadMahmood Ahmad Khan , Pakistani politicianMahmoud Abdel Khalek (born 1938), Lebanese politicianMaimul Ahsan Khan (born 1954), Bangladeshi scholarMairaj Ahmad Khan (born 1975)Makhdoom Ali Khan (born 1954), practising Senior Advocate Supreme CourtMalak Azmat Khan , Pakistani politicianMalik Ahmad Khan (born 1971), Pakistani politicianMalik Aitbar Khan (born 1953), Pakistani politicianMalik Alaudin Khan , the Jagirdar of TijaraMalik Allahyar Khan (1927–2008), parliamentarian from PakistanMansur Ali Khan (disambiguation) , severalManzoor Ahmed Kakar (born 1971), Pakistani politicianManzoor Ali Khan (1922–1980), Sindhi classical singerMar Aprim Khamis , Assyrian Church of the East bishopMarcus A. Kemp (1878–1957), American politicianMargaret Anderson Kelliher (born 1968), American politicianMaria Araújo Kahn , American judgeMario Alberto Kempes (born 1954), Argentinian footballer
Organizations
Technology
Media Access Key, used by TiVo digital video recorders
Multiple Activation Key, or Volume license key (VLK), a type of activation key for Microsoft products
Other uses
Male germ cell-associated kinase , a human proteinMaschinen Krieger (Ma. K ZBV3000) , a science fiction universe created by Japanese artist and sculptor Kow YokoyamaMaximale Arbeitsplatz-Konzentration , a German expression corresponding to threshold limit value , which relates to safe daily exposure levels to chemical substancesA male name, known in Bosnia and Herzegovina primarily as the nickname of the Bosnian poet "Mehmedalija Maka Dizdar".
In South Sudan, makk was the title of king.
In Hungarian language, makk means acorn.[ 1]
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