Coq
Coq or Le Coq stands for:
- A. Le Coq , Estonian brewery
- Coq (software) , mathematical evidence program
- Le Coq Sportif , sporting goods manufacturer
- Robert de Coquereaumont , former French automobile manufacturer
- Le Coq (noble family)
- Le Coq, French name of the Belgian town of De Haan
Coq or Le Coq is a family name for the following people:
- Albert von Le Coq (1860–1930), German archaeologist and Central Asia researcher
- André Auguste Le Coq (1827–1894), businessman and insurance director
- Bernard Le Coq (born 1950), French actor
- Charles Le Coq de Kerland (1887–1978), French lawyer
- Gustav von Le Coq (1799–1880), Prussian diplomat
- Jacques Le Coq (1676–1766), Electoral Saxon Secret War Council, Secret Cabinet Secretary and diplomat
- Jean Louis Albert Le Coq (1800–1875), Prussian and later English merchant, winery owner and wine and beer merchant
- Karl Christian Erdmann von Le Coq (1767–1830), Saxon lieutenant general and builder of the Torgau Fortress
- Karl Ludwig von Le Coq (1757–1829), Prussian major general and cartographer
- Laurent Coq (* 1970), French jazz pianist and composer
- Ludwig Daniel Le Coq (1756–1816), German higher judge, councilor of war and secret legation councilor
- Johann Ludwig von Le Coq (1719–1789), Saxon lieutenant general
- Paul Ludwig Le Coq (1773–1824), Berlin police chief
- Pierre Le Coq (* 1989), French windsurfer
- Robert le Coq († 1373), French bishop
coq stands for:
- Coquille (language) (ISO-639-3 code), Athapaskan language of the Coquille (people) of Oregon
CoQ stands for:
- Coenzyme Q , a messenger substance
COQ stands for:
- Cost Of Quality, German quality costs
- Choibalsan Airport (IATA code), Mongolian airport
See also:
- Cock
- Coq-à-l'âne (French poetry)
- Coq au vin (poultry dish)
- Coque
- Kock
- Kok
- Lecocq
- Lecoq
