NAT
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Not to be confused with Gnat.
Nat or NAT may refer to:
- The nick name of Nathaniel or can be used as a first name
- N-acetyltransferase, an enzyme
- Nat., an abbreviation for Natural
- Nat (information), logarithmic unit of information or entropy
- Nat (spirit), Burmese spirit worshipped in Myanmar (Burma) in conjunction with Buddhism
- Nat (Wild Cards), slang term from the novels referring to normal humans uninfected by the Wild Card virus
- Nat, minor character in The Smurfs comics and animated series
- Nat Sherman, brand of natural "luxury cigarettes"
- Nat-trick (natural hat trick), when a player scores three goals consecutively in a single hockey game
- National Actors Theatre, company founded in 1991 by the late actor Tony Randall
- National Assessment & Testing, high school mathematics competition
- Natural antisense transcript, RNA transcript complementary to other RNA transcript in a cell
- Naturally Advanced Technologies Inc., a Vancouver-based triple-bottom-line company.
- Neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia, disease
- Network address translation, in computer networking, a system for reusing IP addresses
- Normal Accident Theory
- North Atlantic Tracks, trans-Atlantic routes that stretch from the northeast of North America to the west of Ireland across the Atlantic Ocean
- Nouvelle Automotrice Transilienne, railway supply project in France
- Nucleic Acid Test, test for specific genetic material
People:
- Nat (rapper), born Sheldon Martinez Davis, also known as Natalac or The Original Step Daddy
- Nat Friedman, Chief Technology and Strategy Officer for Open Source at Novell
- Nat Goldhaber, Internet entrepreneur and longtime associate the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
- Nat King Cole, popular American singer & musician during the 1950's
- Nat Turner, aka Nat, early Black American revolutionary
- Nat Wolff, lead singer for the TV series The Naked Brothers Band
- Nat Sakdatorn, Thai singer-songwriter
"Nat" may be a diminutive for:
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