Anuma

Anuma is a name that can refer to several distinct subjects. It is not tied to a single, universally recognized entity and appears in different languages and regions with separate meanings.

In geographic usage, Anuma is the name of multiple places across different countries. These places are typically small settlements, districts, or localities, and the precise identity of any given Anuma often requires regional or administrative context such as country, province, or municipality. Without additional identifiers, it is difficult to determine which Anuma is being referenced.

In onomastics, Anuma occurs as a surname or given name in various cultures. The etymology and pronunciation can vary by language and region, and it is sometimes adopted as a personal name in multicultural communities. As with many place-derived names, the origin and usage of Anuma as a personal name are not uniform across all contexts.

In literature, media, or cultural contexts, Anuma may be used as a fictional place or character name. Its appearance tends to be confined to niche or regional works rather than indicating a single, well-known figure or location. Because the term spans multiple domains, precise identification usually requires additional context such as country, language, or the field of reference.