DE

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DE, de, or dE may refer to:

Language

• Д (De), a letter in the Cyrillic alphabet.
• で or デ, the Japanese kana "de".
• De can mean of or from in French, Spanish, Catalan and Portuguese. When part of a surname from those countries, usually a nobiliary particle^[1].
• De means the in Dutch.

Codes

• "DE" - the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code for Germany
• .de - the ccTLD of Germany
• "de" - German language ISO 639-1 alpha-2 code
• "DE" - the United States postal abbreviation for Delaware
• "DE" - IATA airline designator for Condor Airlines

Computing

• Desktop Environment

Science

• Y-DNA Haplogroup DE
• Differential equation, in mathematics, an equation in which the derivatives of a function appear as variables
• Differential evolution is a method of mathematical optimization
• Diatomaceous earth, a mineral
• Dwarf elliptical galaxy or "dE", in astronomy
• Dynamics Explorer, a NASA satellite mission
• ΔE (deltaE) or dE, a mathematical measurement of the distance between two points in the Lab color space
• Dextrose Equivalent

Other

• De (Chinese), concept of "integrity" in Daoism and "virtue" in Confucianism
• Dé, Mali commune and town in Mali
• Defence Estates, an agency of the UK Ministry of Defence
• Department of Education (disambiguation), a common government department
• Destroyer escort, US Navy hull classification symbol
• Desert Eagle, a large-caliber Semi-automatic pistol manufactured by Magnum Research, inc.
• Dragon's Earth, a Super Famicom video game
• Desktop environment, in computing
• Digital Extremes, a video game publisher
• Douwe Egberts, a coffee brand
• Defensive end, a position in American football
• Shobha De, an Indian columnist and novelist
• De (surname) is a Bengali family name.
• Dream Evil, a Swedish power metal band.
• Doctor of Engineering, a degree equivalent to a Ph.D in engineering.

References

1. ^ http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/nobiliary+particle

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