Vouno

Vouno is a term rooted in the Greek language. It is the transliteration of the Greek word βουνό, which means mountain. As a result, Vouno is commonly used in toponymy to denote mountains, hill ranges, or elevated terrain, and it may appear as part of compound place names in Greece and Cyprus. In maps and local signage, Vouno often indicates a geographic feature rather than an administrative entity.

In addition to geographic usage, Vouno can appear as a surname or given name in Greek-speaking communities, though such usage is relatively uncommon and varies by region. Because the term is generic rather than referring to a single, fixed location, many references to Vouno require additional context to identify a specific place or person.

There is no universally recognized entity named Vouno that stands independently of context. The word's exact meaning in any given reference depends on accompanying information such as other place names, geographic descriptions, or biographical details.