EKO

Noun

Meaning

EKO (plural EKOs)

(astronomy) Initialism of Edgeworth-Kuiper object.
Synonym: KBO
Coordinate term: TNO

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Synonyms

Edgeworth-Kuiper object

Examples

According to NERC, the metering status of the DisCos as at March 2020 is: Benin DisCo, 54.23 per cent; Abuja, 52.73 per cent; Eko, 50.71 per cent; Ikeja, 45.47 per cent and Enugu, 44.85 per cent. Source: Internet

According to NERC, the metering status of the DisCos as at March 2020 is: Benin DisCo, 54.23 per cent; Abuja, 52.73 per cent; Eko, 50.71 per cent; Ikeja, 45.47 per cent; and Enugu, 44.85 per cent. Source: Internet

SAN FRANCISCO, December 02, (THEWILL) – Unknown gunmen have killed an Assistant Commissioner of Police, Egbe Eko Edum. Source: Internet

Eko’s attorney, Neel Chatterjee, said in a January letter to Quibi that Eko “was stunned with what it saw” at Quibi’s CES keynote that spotlighted the “turnstyle” technology. Source: Internet

Eko Bridge is littered with trucks queuing to gain entry into the Apapa Port, which narrows the four lane road to two. Source: Internet

In pre-colonial times, the Oba of Eko (Lagos) also known as the Eleko of Eko governed the traditional structure of the political system of Eko (Lagos). Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

ekmek ekmek kadayif Ekmekjian Ekoi Ekoid ekonting