EST

'EST' or 'Est' or 'est' may stand for:

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EST or Est or est

Places

Music

Education

Organisations

Time

Other uses

Biochemistry

EST or Est or est

★ est in French, meaning "east", as in referring to France and to the Franche-Comté and Lorraine ''régions''

★ Est (Fire Emblem archetype), opposite of the Jeigan archetype in the Nintendo video game series

★ EST.. - a New Zealand graffiti-influenced art label

★ est. - abbreviation for "established"

★ est. - abbreviation for "estimated" or "estimate"

★ -est, a suffix used in English to form a superlative adjective or adverb

★ EST - abbreviation for Erhard Seminars Training, an active participant in the "Human Potential" movement of the 70's

★ EST - abbreviation for Electronic Sell-Through

Places

★ EST - shorthand for the country of Estonia

★ Est (Netherlands), a town in Gelderland.

★ Est one of Burkina Faso's 13 administrative regions.

Music

★ Esbjörn Svensson Trio, a Swedish jazz trio which issues recordings under the acronym "EST"

Education

★ Enlistment Screening Test - A very basic test used to determine a general ASVAB score.

★ Erhard Seminars Training, a New Age Large Group Awareness Training seminar program

Organisations

★ Energy Saving Trust in the United Kingdom

★ Edwards Systems Technology, a US and Canada based fire safety systems company sold in 2005 to General Electric

★ Estonia (in, for example, the ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country-code system)

★ est - the Estonian language in ISO 639.2 or ISO/DIS 639-3 language codes

Time

★ Eastern Standard Time - three separate time zones use this name:

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★ the Australian time zone at UTC+10

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★ the Brazilian Eastern time zone at UTC-3

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★ the North American time zone at UTC-5

★ European Summer Time - the daylight-saving time used in Europe.

Other uses

★ Electroshock Therapy, subsequently known as "Electroconvulsive Therapy" (ECT)

★ Electron Spiral Toroid (Energy technology)

★ Entering Source Temperature

★ Endodermal sinus tumor

Biochemistry

★ Expressed sequence tag, the (usually partial) sequence of a gene transcript in biology