Dey (disambiguation)

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Dey was the title given to the rulers of the Regency of Algiers and Tunis under the Ottoman Empire from 1671 onwards.

Dey may also refer to:

• Dey (acronym for Dollar Euro Yen) - a proposed world currency
• Dey (month), the 10th month of the Iranian calendar

People

People with the given name Dey:

• Dey Young (born 1955), American actress
• Robert Isaac Dey Gray (circa 1772-1804), lawyer, judge and political figure in Upper Canada

People with the surname Dey:

• Anind Dey (21st century), American computer scientist
• Bishnu Dey (1909-1982), Bengali poet
• Claudia Dey (21st century), Canadian dramatist
• Edgar Dey (1883-1912), early amateur and professional ice hockey player
• Frederick Van Rensselaer Dey (1861-1922), American pulp fiction writer
• Hussein Dey (1765-1838), last of the Ottoman provincial rulers of Algiers
• Joseph Dey (1907-1991), golf administrator
• K. C. Dey (1893-1962), Bengali actor, singer and music composer
• Krishanu Dey (1962-2003), Indian football player
• Lal Behari Dey (1824-1892), Bengali Indian journalist and author
• Manna Dey (1919-2013), Indian actor
• Manishi Dey (1906-1989), Indian artist
• Mukul Dey (1895-1989), Indian artist
• Susan Dey (born 1952), Emmy Award-nominated American actress
• Ted Dey (1864-1943), Canadian ice hockey owner
• Tom Dey (21st century), film director
• Tracey Dey (20th century), American girl group pop singer
• William Dey (1870-1921), early amateur ice hockey player

See also

• De (surname)
• Dey's (disambiguation)
• Dey Street
• The D.E.Y.