Sena

Sena is a term with multiple uses across cultures and domains. Depending on language and context, it can refer to a given name or surname, a political party, a government-run educational organization, or geographic locations.

As a personal name, Sena is used in several cultures as a given name and, less commonly, as a surname. In Turkish contexts, Sena is a common feminine given name and is found in other regions as well. The name appears in various linguistic and cultural settings, sometimes with different spellings or adaptations.

Shiv Sena, commonly referred to simply as Sena, is a regional political party in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Founded in 1966 by Bal Thackeray, it has played a significant role in state and national politics, promoting Marathi identity and regional interests. The party has experienced changes in leadership and electoral alliances over time, influencing governance in Maharashtra and in national coalitions at various periods.

SENA stands for the National Learning Service (Servicio Nacional de Aprendizaje) in Colombia. It is a government-run vocational training and education organization that operates a network of centers offering programs in industry, agriculture, services, and information technology to improve employability and regional development. SENA serves millions of students and workers and partners with public and private sectors to align training with labor market needs.

Geographically, Sena appears as a place name in different countries, used for towns, villages, rivers, or other features. The exact significance and local context of a place called Sena depend on the country and language of origin.