HG
HG stands for:
- Commercial courts serve to settle commercial disputes
- Wrist joint , composed of several partial joints (Articulatio composita) on the hand of mammals
- Hand grenade in the Swiss Army, a grenade to be thrown by hand at a target, hollow metal or plastic bodies filled with an explosive charge and fitted with a time or impact fuse
- Hauptgefreiter , a rank who has different levels of function in different armies
- House community , in such a house several tenants live in a common house, in the narrower sense one speaks of a house community only when the tenants also have and want to have contact with one another
- University Act
- Holland Genetics , a Dutch bovine semen and milk control company
- Niki Luftfahrt (IATA code), former Austrian airline
- Göttingen train station (DS100 code)
- postcode area Borough of Harrogate (as the first letter of a UK postcode)
- Hammurabi's Law , see Codex Hammurapi
- Historia Græca , see Hellenika (Xenophon)
HG as a distinguishing mark on license plates :
- Germany: Hochtaunuskreis (for Bad Homburg vor der Höhe )
- UK: Bournemouth
HG is an abbreviation for:
- Hassgesang , a conspiratorial right-wing rock band from Teltow
Hg stands for:
- hydrargyrum , chemical symbol for mercury , a chemical element with atomic number 80 in the periodic table
Ed. Stands for:
- Publisher (abbreviated mostly ed., Rare ed.), A person or group (abbreviated as individuals eds. And eds. ), The literary, journalistic or scientific texts or works of authors and artists for publication prepared (Edition)
hg stands for:
- Hectogram , a unit of measurement (100 grams)
- Mercurial , a platform-independent, distributed version control system for software development, all commands begin with "hg", the element symbol of mercury
H: G stands for:
- Home (versus) guest, on a display for the score of a sports game between two opposing teams
