Hok may refer to:

People

* Åke Hök (1889–1963), Swedish military officer and Olympic horse rider * Hok Lundy (1950–2008), National Police Commissioner of Cambodia * Hok Sochetra (born 1974), Cambodian football player * Hokuto Konishi (born 1984) Japanese-American dancer

Other uses

* HOK (firm), an American worldwide design, architecture and urban planning firm * Hok, Sweden, a village * Hok/sok system, a host-killing gene of the R1 ''E. coli'' plasmid * Army Operational Command (Denmark) (Danish: ') * Henge of Keltria, a druid order * Hokan languages, a hypothetical language family of indigenous languages of North America * Hong Kong, UNDP country code * Hong Kong station, a station of the Hong Kong MTR * House of Krazees, a hip hop group from Detroit *

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