sua

Sua is a short string used in multiple languages and contexts, without a single universal meaning. In onomastics it can appear as a personal name or surname in some Pacific and Southeast Asian communities, where it may be part of longer names or used independently.

In the field of linguistics and grammar, Sua has specific functions in Romance languages. In Italian, sua is the feminine singular possessive adjective meaning “his/her/its,” used before a feminine noun, as in la sua casa. In Portuguese, sua likewise functions as a feminine possessive determiner meaning “his/her/its,” and the form can vary with context and emphasis, for example a sua casa.

Geographically, the sequence Sua appears in toponyms in various countries, where it may designate a village, district, or locality within larger administrative divisions. Such uses are typically local and not widely known beyond their regions.

In other uses, SUA or Sua may appear as an acronym or code in different fields, depending on the organization or context. Because of its short length and cross-cultural usage, disambiguation relies on accompanying information such as language, location, or subject.