Bruma

Bruma is a toponym and personal name used in several languages and contexts. In Portuguese, bruma means mist or haze, a semantic ingredient that appears in literature and in some place names with a descriptive sense of the landscape.

Real-world usage includes places that incorporate Bruma as part of a longer toponym, often reflecting the atmospheric or geographic features associated with mist or fog. The term can appear in various regional names where Portuguese or related linguistic influence has been historically present.

In popular culture, Bruma is the name of a city in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. The city is described as being in the northern part of Cyrodiil, with a cold, snowbound climate and fortified architecture. It functions as a regional hub and a gateway to the north within the game’s geography and lore.

Other uses of Bruma include its use as a surname in some cultures and as part of brand or product names in different markets. The term’s versatility as a place name, fictional setting, and personal name reflects its broad linguistic and cultural reach.