OK – Oll Korrect or Olla Kalla in Greek (means All Correct)
OK means agreed, understood if someone is telling you something and you acknowledgment them.
Example :
Person 1 : I am going to school
Person 2 : OK
Or, in a situation – Suppose you met with an accident last week and some one asks “How are you” and you answer them.
Like in a Conversation
Person 1 : How are you now?
Person 2 : I am O.K.
We use it in many situation in our daily life, without even thinking that its Full Form may also exist.
Conclusion
The word OK is an abbreviation of ‘orl korrect’. It was coined in the USA and means ‘all correct’. The word was first used as a slogan during the presidential re-election campaign of Martin Van Buren (1782–1862) in 1840. Van Buren’s nickname was “Old Kinderhook”. Back then, in Boston and New York abbreviations were the rage and words were misspelled deliberately. So a group of his followers called themselves the “O.K. Club”; this later went on to mean “oll korrect” and “Old Kinderhook”.