KNV (disambiguation)

Last updated August 22, 2021

KNV most commonly refers to Klosneuvirus, a type of giant virus first identified in Austria

KNV can also refer to:

Karbi National Volunteers, a terrorist group in India that merged with another to form United People's Democratic Solidarity
Tabo language, a language of Papua New Guinea (iso-639-3 code: KNV)

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