moj

Moj is a term with multiple meanings across languages and domains. In several South Slavic languages, moj functions as a possessive determiner meaning “my” when attached to masculine singular nouns. The forms change with gender and number, for example moj (masculine singular), moja (feminine singular), and moje (neuter singular or plural in some contexts). The unaccented form moj is common in casual writing or when diacritics are omitted. An example is moj auto, meaning “my car.”

MOJ is a widely used acronym for ministries of justice in various governments. It typically stands for the Ministry of Justice, with country-specific names differing in local languages. Examples include the United Kingdom’s Ministry of Justice and Japan’s Ministry of Justice. In official materials, MOJ is used as an organizational abbreviation rather than a common word.

Moj is also the name of a social media application focused on short-form videos, launched in 2020 by ShareChat for the Indian market. The app provides video creation tools, music integration, and community features and is part of the broader category of Indian short-video platforms that emerged following restrictions on other services.

Beyond these uses, moj can appear as a proper noun in various contexts, including as a surname or place name in some languages. The meaning of moj thus depends on the linguistic or organizational context in which it is encountered.