What does EECCA mean?
EECCA means Easter Europe Caucasus and Central Asia
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Easter Europe Caucasus and Central Asia?
Easter Europe Caucasus and Central Asia can be abbreviated as EECCA
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What does EECCA stand for? EECCA stands for "Easter Europe Caucasus and Central Asia". |
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How to abbreviate "Easter Europe Caucasus and Central Asia"? "Easter Europe Caucasus and Central Asia" can be abbreviated as EECCA. |
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What is the meaning of EECCA abbreviation? The meaning of EECCA abbreviation is "Easter Europe Caucasus and Central Asia". |
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What is EECCA abbreviation? One of the definitions of EECCA is "Easter Europe Caucasus and Central Asia". |
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What does EECCA mean? EECCA as abbreviation means "Easter Europe Caucasus and Central Asia". |
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What is shorthand of Easter Europe Caucasus and Central Asia? The most common shorthand of "Easter Europe Caucasus and Central Asia" is EECCA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CREECA - Center for Russia East Europe and Central Asia
- ECAVU - Europe and Central Asia Virtual University
- EECAAC - Eastern Europe and Central Asia AIDS Conference
- EECAD - Eastern Europe and Central Asia Department
- EECCA - Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia
- GOSECA - Graduate Organization for the Study of Europe and Central Asia
- REECA - Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia
- CCA - Caucasus and Central Asia
- EAWA - Europe, Africa and West Asia
- EECA - Eastern Europe and Central Asia
- EMCA - Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia
- RCOP - Russia, Central Europe, and Central Asia Orientation Course
- SCCA - South Caucasus and Central Asia
- CCASP - Caucasus and Central Asia Studies Program
- ECAD - Europe and Central Asia Department
- EECA - Europe and Central Asia
- EECAT - Europe and Central Asia Team
- MCCA - Meinl Caucasus and Central Asia
- CCAsP - Caucasus and Central Asia Program
- ESCA - Ethnogenesis of South and Central Asia