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Line 1: {{Wiktionary\|gok}} '''GOK''', '''Gok''', or '''~~GOK~~Gök''' may refer to: [[Göktürks]], a Turkic people of ancient Central Asia. [[Gök River]]▼ ==People== [[Gok Wan]], a British fashion consultant, author and television presenter.▼ [[Abdurrahman Gök]] (born 1980), Turkish journalist [[Stoilensky GOK]] [[Azim Gök]] (born 1996), Iranian association football player [[Geokinetics]] [[Emin Gök]] (born 1988), Turkish volleyball player [[Government of Kenya]]▼ [[Levent Gök]] (born 1959), Turkish politician A term used in [[organic synthesis]] to represent a failed reaction stands for "god only knows"... [[GOK Ajayi]] (1931–2014), Nigerian lawyer [[God Only Knows]] is also a song (may also refer to [[The World God Only Knows]]) ▲[[Gok Wan]], a(born 1974), British fashion consultant, author, and television presenter. ~~{{disambig}}~~ ==Geography== ▲[[Gök River]], a river in Turkey [[Gok State]] (2015–2020), a defunct state in South Sudan ==Other uses== GOK, New York Stock Exchange listing for [[Geokinetics]], a defunct seismic data services company GOK, IATA code for [[Guthrie–Edmond Regional Airport]], in Oklahoma, United States ▲GoK, common abbreviation for the [[Government of Kenya]] [[Gök Medrese (disambiguation)]], two Islamic educational institutions in Turkey ==See also== [[Göktürk (disambiguation)]] ''[[Gök Nerede]]'', studio album by Turkish pop and rock singer Mabel Matiz *[[Yau gok]], traditional dumplings in Cantonese cuisine {{Disambiguation\|surname}}