Sullas

Sullas is not a widely recognized standalone subject in real-world reference works. In English usage, the term most often appears as the plural form of the Italian surname Sulla or as a genealogical reference to multiple individuals who share that surname. The name Sulla is best known from Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix, a prominent general and dictator of the late Roman Republic. If used in this sense, “Sullas” would typically indicate several people bearing the surname.

The surname Sulla is of Italian origin and appears in historical records as a cognomen within Roman naming practices and later in various Italian families. In modern usage, the plural form “Sullas” is uncommon as a name and is more likely to be encountered in genealogical or scholarly writing describing a group of people with the surname.

Notable individuals and usage: The most famous bearer of the name is Lucius Cornelius Sulla (often referred to simply as Sulla). Beyond that, there are contemporary individuals with the surname Sulla, but the plural “Sullas” does not designate a specific, widely recognized group, place, or institution in standard references.

See also: Sulla, Sulla (disambiguation). If you intended a different topic named “Sullas”—for example, a fictional culture, organization, or location—please provide additional details to tailor the article accordingly.