Koge

Koge is a term with multiple possible meanings. The most widely known reference is to the Danish town Køge (often written Koge in texts that omit the Danish letter ø). Køge is located on the island of Zealand in the Capital Region of Denmark, southwest of Copenhagen, and serves as the administrative center of Køge Municipality. The town features a historic center with preserved medieval streets and a functioning harbor, reflecting its long history as a market town and port.

In English-language and international contexts, the diacritic-free spelling Koge is used when referring to the town, or as a place-name transcription in systems that do not handle special characters. Beyond geography, koge may also occur as a surname or as part of names in other languages, and it can appear in brand names, fiction, or other media. Because the term lacks a single, dominant sense, the intended meaning is usually determined by context.

If you are seeking a different sense of the word, additional context would help identify the intended reference.