teko

Teko is a term that may refer to several distinct topics depending on context. It is used both as a common noun in some languages and as a proper name in others, leading to a range of unrelated meanings.

In Indonesian and Malay, teko commonly refers to a teapot or jug used for serving tea. The word appears in everyday language and in descriptions of kitchenware and hospitality settings.

As a proper noun, Teko functions as a surname or given name in various communities, and it can appear in the names of organizations, businesses, or geographical locations.

Because teko has multiple distinct meanings, articles about it are typically disambiguated to distinguish linguistic usage from personal names and organizational or geographic titles. The intended meaning in any instance is determined by context.