Grail (disambiguation)

The Grail or Holy Grail is a mythical object of Arthurian legend.

Grail may also refer to:

In science and technology:

• Grail (web browser), a free extensible web browser written in Python
• Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory, a 2011 twin-spacecraft NASA Moon mission
• GRAIL (protein), a human enzyme also known as RNF128
• GRAIL system, a light-pen-based interactive graphical computer programming environment developed by RAND Corporation during the 1960s

In entertainment:

• "Grail" (Babylon 5), a 1994 episode of Babylon 5 television series
• Grail (DC Comics), the secret society from the comic book Preacher
• Grail (WildStorm), a fictional character in the comic Wetworks
• The Grail, a 1988 adventure video game by Microdeal

Other uses:

• SA-7 Grail, NATO reporting name of the Strela 2 Russian surface-to-air missile system
• Grail (women's movement), a quasi-religious women's group
• Grail Movement, a religious movement inspired by the work of Oskar Ernst Bernhardt
• Bernard Grail (born 1946), French general, commandant of the French Foreign Legion

See also

• Holy Grail (disambiguation)
• Grails (disambiguation)