Cable (disambiguation)
The term cable (from French cable or Latin capulum , catch rope ') denotes
- in electrical engineering and information technology, an electrical or optical cable
- in seaman's language
- a thick rope or hawser
- a nautical unit, see cable length
- is often wrongly referred to as diplomatic jargon and confused with wire report or telegram
- colloquially short for cable television
- (from Low German kavele 'Los')
- obsolete: a profit share
- an outdated measure of area
- an old Saxon area measure for hay, see cable (unit)
- a font family in typography, see Kabel (font)
- in forex trading, the British pound / US dollar currency pair
- in the dyke system a historical measure for a dyke section, see dyke cables
The name of cable wear
- People:
- Ernst Kabel (1879–1955), German print shop owner and publisher
- Heidi Kabel (1914-2010), German actress
- Peter Kabel , the founder of Kabel New Media AG
- Rainer Kabel (* 1936), German media scientist and journalist
- Rudolf Kabel (1934–2019), German administrative lawyer; from 1991 to 1998 director at the German Bundestag
- Walter Kabel (1927–1997), German pianist and composer
- Walther Kabel (1878–1935), German entertainment writer
- Companies:
- cable one , a television station
- Kabel BW , a cable television network operator
- Vodafone Kabel Deutschland , a cable television network operator
- Districts:
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Hagen cable
- and the former train station of the same name on the Ruhr-Sieg route
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Hagen cable
See also:
Wiktionary: Cable - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations