Olympos

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Olympos (Greek, German short form; Olympus) denotes:

Mountains (in ancient times 19 mountains were called by this name) and mountain towns:
Olympus, highest mountain of Greece ( ) between Thessaly and Macedonia; Seat of God in Greek Mythology
Olympos (Elis), mountain near Olympia in Elis, Peloponnese peninsula, Greece
Olympos (Lakonia), mountain in Lakonia, Peloponnese peninsula, Greece
Olympos (Lesbos), highest mountain of Lesbos, Greece
Mystical Olympus, mountain range in Mysia, today the Uludağ (about ), Bursa province, Turkey
Volcanic mountain in Lycia (called Olympos from about 130 AD), today the Tahtalı Dağı (about ), Antalya province, Turkey
Olympos (Lykia), ancient mountain town at the foot of Tahtalı Dağı, today a ruined city
Olympos (Cyprus), highest mountain in Cyprus (about )

In addition:
Olymbos (New Greek pronunciation), former capital of the Greek island of Karpathos
Olympos (musician), musician of ancient Greek mythology
Novel by Dan Simmons, see Ilium/Olympos

The German form Olymp stands for:
German Olympus (about ), hill in the mountain range Wingst at Wingst-Wassermühle, district of Cuxhaven, Lower Saxony
Olymp (Hunsrück) (), Berg bei Bernkastel, Landkreis Bernkastel-Wittlich, Rhineland-Palatinate
Gallery (theatre), historically also called "Olympus", highest rank in the auditorium with the cheapest seats
a brand of the company Olymp Bezner (clothing industry, especially men’s upper shirts)

The Latin form Olympus means:
Olympus, Japanese company
Olympus (Tennessee), town in Pickett County in the state of Tennessee, USA
Olympus (satellite), an ESA satellite
Olympus, former name of the ferry Agios Georgios
Olympus (TV series), a Canadian-British TV series from 2015
Mount Olympus, various mountains
Olympus Mons, volcano on Mars
Olympus Range (about ), mountains in the Antarctic
Titular Bishopric of Olympus, Titular Bishopric of the Roman Catholic Church
Olympus Airways, Greek airline
phpBB#phpBB 3 (codename Olympus), version 3 of the forum software phpBB
Rolls-Royce Olympus, twin-shaft turbojet engine from the British manufacturer Rolls-Royce