Key
Key stands for:
- Black content in the CMYK color model in printing
- Key (band) , GDR electronic music band
- Key (game developer)
- single key of a keyboard or claviature (keyboard)
- Clef including the accidentals, which together indicate the key
In the sense of Cay, Key stands for a small flat island:
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Florida Keys , island chain in the US state of Florida, USA consisting of the islands:
- Big Coppitt Key
- Big Pine Key
- Cudjoe Key
- Duck Key
- Key Largo
- Key West as the southernmost island
Key hot places in Florida, USA:
Key is the family name of the following people:
- Alexander Key (1904–1979), American science fiction writer
- Astley Cooper Key (1821-1888) English admiral
- Brian Key (1947-2016), British politician
- Dana Key (1953-2010), American musician and pastor
- David M. Key (1824–1900), American politician
- Ellen Key (1849–1926), Swedish reform pedagogue and writer
- Francis Scott Key (1779–1843), American lawyer and amateur poet
- James Key (* 1972), English racing director
- John Key (* 1961), New Zealand politician
- John A. Key (1871–1954), American politician
- Keegan-Michael Key (* 1971), American comedian, actor and screenwriter
- Lieven de Key (~ 1560–1627), Dutch architect
- Marie Key (* 1979), Danish pop singer and songwriter
- Philip Key (1750-1820), American politician
- Philip Barton Key (1757–1815), American politician
- Steven Key (* 1968), American basketball player
- Ted Key ( Theodore Keyser ; 1912–2008), American comic artist
- Thomas Hewitt Key (1799–1875), English scholar
- Vladimir Orlando Key (1908–1963), American political scientist
- Willem Key (1515–1568), Flemish painter
Key is the artist name of:
- cEvin Key (* 1961), Canadian drummer and songwriter
.key stands for:
- Files of the presentation program Keynote from Apple, see Keynote (software)
See also:
