pelican
Pelikan stands for:
- Pelicans (Pelecanidae, Pelecanus ), waterfowl family and genus
- Heraldic animal, see pelicans # Heraldry
- Pelikan Holding , manufacturer of writing implements and drawing articles founded in Hanover in 1838
- Pelikan AG , former Herlitz AG, manufacturer of writing implements and drawing articles, subsidiary of Pelikan Holding
- Pelikan (dentistry) , tool for dislocating a tooth
- Pelikan (car brand) , former German car brand
- RK 2 "Pelikan", former German training aircraft; see Raab-Katzenstein RK 2
- SMS Pelikan , mine ship of the Imperial Navy
- later name of the ship Lotharingia (ship, 1923)
- S 30 Pelikan , former speedboat of the German Navy ( Jaguar class )
- S 53 Pelikan , former speedboat of the German Navy ( Tiger class )
- Radio call name of the German Life Saving Society
- Company Pelikan , German plan to destroy the Panama Canal in World War II
Pelikan or Pelikán is the family name of the following people:
- Andreas Pelikan (* 1973), Austrian game designer
- Anton Pelikan (1861–1918), Austrian mineralogist and petrograph
- Emilie Mediz-Pelikan (1861–1908), Austrian painter
- Eugen W. von Pelikan (1823-1884), botanist
- Ferdinand Pelikán (journalist) (1814–1864), Slovak journalist
- Ferdinand Pelikán (philosopher) (1885–1952), Czech philosopher
- Fritz Pelikan (1934–1996), Austrian politician (ÖVP)
- Jaroslav Pelikan (1923–2006), American church historian
- Jiří Pelikán (1923–1999), Czechoslovak politician during the Prague Spring, MEP (Italy)
- Jorge Pelikan (1906–1984), Czech-Argentine chess master
- Jürgen Pelikan (* 1940), sociologist and university professor
- Peter Pelikan (* 1941), Austrian architect
- Robert Pelikán (* 1979), Czech lawyer and politician
- Sarah Pelikan (* 1947), painter and interior designer
- Walter Pelikan (1901–1971), Austrian civil engineer
- Wenceslaus von Pelikan (1790–1873), medic
See also:
- Pelican (disambiguation)
- Pelikánová (disambiguation)
- Pellikan
