Aga

The abbreviation AGA and the word Aga may refer to:

Contents 1 Medicine 2 Technology 3 Business 4 People 5 Groups 6 Places 7 Other 8 See also

Medicine

• Adequate, Appropriate or Average for Gestational Age, referring to prenatal growth rate
• Anti-gliadin antibodies
• Androgenetic alopecia
• Aspartylglucosaminidase

Technology

• Amiga Advanced Graphics Architecture, a Commodore Amiga graphics chipset

Business

• AGA (automobile), Autogen Gasaccumulator AG, 1920's German car company
• AGA AB, Aktiebolaget Svenska Gasaccumolator, a Swedish company, the originator of the AGA Cooker.
• Aga Rangemaster Group
  • AGA cooker, a cooker currently manufactured by Aga Rangemaster Group

People

• Alemu Aga, Ethopian musician
• Aga, diminutive of the name Agnieszka, the Polish form of Agnes (name)
• Aga of Kish, Ensi of Kish and King of Sumer
• Ağa (disambiguation), Turkish surname
• Agha (Ottoman Empire), Aga, Agha, or Ağa, an Ottoman Turkish military and administrative rank
• Aga Khan IV, Imam of the Ismaili Muslims, and Founder & Chairman of the AKDN

Groups

• American Gaming Association
• American Gas Association
• American Gastroenterological Association
• American Go Association
• American Grandprix Association
• Assemblies of God in Australia, a Pentecostal denomination
• Association of Government Accountants, government accounting professional organization, that administers the CGFM certification

Places

• Aga, Niigata, Japan
• Aga, the Hungarian name for Brestovăţ Commune, Timiş County, Romania
• Monte Aga, mountain in Italy

Other

• AGA, the IATA airport code for Al Massira Airport, Agadir, Morocco
• Alcohol and Gaming Authority, government body in Nova Scotia, Canada
• Art Gallery of Alberta, formery called the Edmonton Art Gallery
• Aga (bird), Corvus kubaryi - the Mariana Crow

See also

• Agga (disambiguation)
• Agatunet, a place in Hordaland, Norway
• Aegea

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