Remuion

Remuion is not a standard entry in English dictionaries and is best understood as a misspelling or variant of two related terms: reunion and Réunion. In English, reunion refers to a gathering of people who were previously separated, such as family members, classmates, or colleagues, or to the act of bringing people together again after a period apart. The word derives from the French réunion, from Latin reunionem, meaning an assembly or gathering. The form remuion has no widely recognized separate meaning in major references.

Réunion (often written with a cedilla as Réunion) is a proper noun referring to a French overseas department and region located in the western Indian Ocean, east of Madagascar. Officially named La Réunion, it is an integral part of France and the European Union. The capital is Saint-Denis. The island has a population in the low hundreds of thousands, typically cited as around 860,000 in recent estimates. French is the official language, with Réunion Creole widely spoken in daily life. The landscape is volcanic and tropical, featuring the active Piton de la Fournaise volcano, rugged highlands, and lush coastal areas. The economy centers on tourism, sugarcane production, and light industry, with cultural influences from Africa, India, China, and Europe reflected in its cuisine and traditions.