Sina
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Sina (SEE-NAH) is a Persian name. "Sina" comes from a Hebrew word meaning: "explorer of knowledge". It is a popular male name in Iran, largely due to Avicenna (pronounced as Ebne-Sina in Persian). Also Egyptian dialect Arabic for Sinai.
Sina or SINA may also refer to:
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- Ali Sina ex-Muslim, the pseudonym of the founder of Faith Freedom International, a secularist website with critiques of Islam
- Avicenna, also known as Abu Ali Sina in Iran, a Persian physician, philosopher, and scientist
- China
- Shina (word), also spelled as Sina, a Japanese word for China
- Sina.com, Chinese company and website
- Sina District, in San Antonio de Putina Province, Peru
- Sina (deity), a Polynesian lunar deity
- Sina-1, an Iranian satellite launched on a Russian rocket in October 2005
- Society for Indecency to Naked Animals, a hoax perpetuated by Alan Abel
- "Sina" (song), a song by Brazilian singer Djavan
- "Soulfood To Go", English title of a cover of this song by Manhattan Transfer (band)
- Sina class, designation of the Iranian missile boat Paykan
- People
- Elvis Sina (born 1978), an Albanian footballer
- Nasser Sina (born 1962), a Kurdish veteran and journalist
- Than Sina, Cambodian politician
- Sina Ashouri (born 1988), an Iranian footballer
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