EPOk

Epok may refer to multiple concepts depending on context. As a linguistic form, epok can appear as a transliteration or shorthand for epoch in non-English texts, where epoch denotes a notable period in history, geology, or a calendar-based unit of time. In computing, epok can occur as a misspelling or localized spelling of epoch when discussing time representations, timestamps, or reference points. The most widely used epoch in computing is the Unix epoch, which begins at January 1, 1970 UTC; many programming languages and libraries convert between timestamps and calendar dates relative to that moment, and documentation may spell the term as epok in error or in casual writing.

In culture and media, Epok is sometimes used as a proper noun, naming a fictional era, civilization, or world-state. Such uses are varied and do not reflect a single canonical meaning, but rather a creator-specific choice.

Notable uses of the term are context-dependent, and there is no universally accepted definition of epok. If you encountered epok in a particular work, field, or language, that specific context will typically determine its meaning. See also epoch, era, and time reference concepts for related ideas.