Oqué

Oqué is not a widely recognized standalone term in major languages. In Portuguese, the word meaning "what" is written as two words: o que. The fused form oque or the stylized oqué may appear in branding, headlines, or creative writing, but it is not standard orthography. When encountered, its meaning depends on context and is not determined by a fixed definition in reference works.

As a proper noun, oqué can appear as a fictional name, a surname, or a local toponym in specific communities or creative works. Such uses are localized and not part of a widely used geographical or cultural catalogue.

In linguistics and reference works, the standard Portuguese construction o que is essential for introducing indirect questions and relative clauses; oque or oqué would generally be treated as nonstandard outside stylized contexts.

See also: o que, Portuguese language, Qué.