Anusa

Anusa is a term that may refer to more than one distinct subject. In onomastic contexts, Anusa is used as a feminine given name in parts of South Asia and among diaspora communities. The name’s origin and meaning can vary by language and family tradition, and it remains relatively uncommon in international name databases. In some contexts, variations such as Anusha or Anushka appear in related linguistic families, though they are distinct names with different histories.

ANUSA is an acronym for the Australian National University Students’ Association, the student body historically associated with the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra. It represents undergraduate students and participates in student governance, services, and advocacy. The organization functions within the university’s broader student ecosystem and has undergone changes in structure and leadership through elections and reforms over time. As with many student associations, its activities are shaped by university policies and the priorities of its members.

Beyond naming, there is no single widely recognized entity known as Anusa in major reference works. If you encountered the term in a specific context—such as a particular organization’s name, a locality, or a person’s given name—additional context would help identify the precise referent. This article reflects the limited, non-exclusive uses of the term and notes that meanings may vary by region and usage.