organ
Organ (from ancient Greek ὄργανον organon , tool ') stands:
- in biology for a part of the body or a functional tissue unit, see organ (biology)
- in jurisprudence for the natural person or group of persons ("collegial body") who acts for a legal person, see body (law)
- for a newspaper or magazine that publishes the official position of an organization (political party, interest group, etc.), see organ (media) and central organ
Organ are called:
- Organ (Hautes-Pyrénées) , commune in the Hautes-Pyrénées department, France
- Organ - journal for the organ , music magazine
- Organ (film) , Japanese horror film
- Organ Peak , mountain in Graham Land, Antarctica
- Das Organ , German magazine for variety and circus
Organ is the name of
- Joseph Organ (1891–1966), American marathon runner
See also:
- Organ Pipe Cliffs , cliffs in George V Land, Antarctica
- Organ Pipe Peaks , mountain range in the Ross Dependency, Antarctica
- The Organ Pipes , cliffs in Queen Elizabeth Land, Antarctica
- Organpipe Nunatak , Nunatak on James Ross Island, Antarctica
- Organpipe Point , Headland of Livingston Island, South Shetland Islands, Antarctica
- State body
- Party organ
Wiktionary: Organ - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
