Segura

Segura is a term of Spanish origin with multiple uses. As an adjective, segura is the feminine form of seguro, meaning safe, secure, or protected. The word is used in everyday Spanish, as well as in place names and surnames. The etymology traces to Latin securus, meaning free from care or danger.

The Río Segura is a major river in southeastern Spain. Its headwaters arise in the Sierra de Segura, in the province of Jaén, and the river runs southeast across Murcia before emptying into the Mediterranean Sea near Guardamar del Segura in the province of Alicante. The river supports agriculture in the Murcian and Alicante valleys and has been a focus of water management and flood control.

Segura de la Sierra is a municipality in Jaén, located in the Sierra de Segura. It is known for its medieval castle, historic architecture, and scenic views of the surrounding countryside.

As a surname, Segura is found in Spain and many Latin American countries. It appears in a variety of contexts, reflecting Spanish-language usage in everyday life, literature, and public figures.