Kolibri
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Kolibri is the word for hummingbird in numerous languages, originating from a now extinct indigenous language of the French Caribbean colonies. Kolibri can also refer to:
- The code word used by Adolf Hitler to notify Hermann Göring to begin executing those listed on the "Reich List of Unwanted Persons", known as The Night of the Long Knives
- Kolibri, a video game for the Sega 32X
- Flettner Fl 282, a German helicopter from World War II
- The 2.7 mm Kolibri Car Pistol, or its ammunition
- Kolibri Choir, Children's choir of RTS
- KolibriOS, a free computer operating system derived from MenuetOS
- Kolibri (software), a web application framework written in PHP 5
- A model of Henry's Diabolo
- A cologne used by U-boat men to clean themselves during WWII.
- An experimental storage battery used in an Audi vehicle
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