METO

Meto is a term that may refer to several distinct topics. There is no single, universally recognized definition for meto, and its meaning depends on geographic, linguistic, or disciplinary context.

In ethnography and linguistics, Meto has been used as the name of an ethnolinguistic group or as the label for related speech varieties in some regions. The precise identity of such groups, their language classification, and even the spelling of the name have varied across sources and over time. Because of this variation, identifying a "Meto" community requires disambiguating by location, language family, or historical period.

Meto can also appear as a place name on maps or in gazetteers, referring to one or more geographic locations that are not connected to the ethnolinguistic sense of the term. When encountered in geography, Meto usually functions as a proper noun for a local place rather than a cultural or linguistic group.

In modern usage, METO or Meto is used as an acronym or shorthand in various fields, including organizations, programs, standards, or project titles. The exact meaning is defined by context and is not related to the ethnolinguistic or geographic uses of the term.

As a result, the article on Meto is a disambiguation-style stub. Reliable, sourced information should be added to distinguish between the different senses and to identify any specific Meto topics with greater precision.