Partizan
Partizan may refer to:
Sport
- JSD Partizan, a sports society from Belgrade, Serbia, which includes the following clubs:
- AK Partizan, athletics
- Biciklistički Klub Partizan, cycling
- Bokserski Klub Partizan, boxing
- Džudo Klub Partizan, judo
- FK Partizan, association football
- FK Partizan Academy, the club's youth school
- Partizan Stadium, the club's stadium
- HK Partizan, ice hockey
- Karate Klub Partizan, karate
- KK Partizan, basketball
- OK Partizan, volleyball
- ŽOK Partizan Vizura, women's volleyball
- Ragbi Klub Partizan, rugby
- RK Partizan, handball
- Rvački Klub Partizan, wrestling
- Plivački klub Partizan, swimming
- Stonoteniserski Klub Partizan, table tennis
- Streljački Klub Partizan, shooting
- Tekvondo Klub Partizan, taekwondo
- TK Partizan, tennis
- Veslački Klub Partizan, rowing
- VK Partizan, water polo
- ŽKK Partizan, women basketball
- FC Partizan Minsk, Belarusian association football club
- FC Partizan Cherven Bryag, Bulgarian association football club from Cherven Bryag
- RK Partizan Bjelovar, former name of RK Bjelovar, a Croatian teem handball club
- Partizán Bardejov, Slovak association football team from Bardejov
- TJ Partizán Domaniža, Slovak association football team from Domaniža
Places
- Partizan Island, an island in Antarctica
- Partizan (rural locality), several rural localities in Russia
Companies
- Partizan Press, a UK-based publisher of military history
- Partizan Midi-Minuit, a French company which produces videos
Other
- Partizan, a term for a partisan used in several Slavic languages
- Partizan, a variant spelling of partisan, a polearm weapon used in Medieval Europe
- Partizan (band), a Romanian alternative rock band
See also
- FK Partizan (disambiguation)
- NK Partizan (disambiguation)
- Partizani (disambiguation)
- Partisan (disambiguation)
- Partizani Tirana, Albanian association football club from Tirana
- Prvi Partizan, Serbian ammunition manufacturer
- Partisan game (or partizan game), in combinatorial game theory, a game that is not impartial
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