Naga

Naga or nāga can refer to:

In mythology:

Naga (mythology), a race of supernatural beings usually depicted with both snake and human attributes.
- In India, nāga are depicted as subterranean and as an opponent to the eagle-like Garuda.
- In Southeast Asian mythologies, the Nāga is revered as the original ancestor of the Cambodian people.
- In the Mahavamsa, Nāgas are reported as an aboriginal tribe living in Sri Lanka.
Beings with both snake and human characteristics are often called nagas in fantasy; see Naga in popular culture.

In demography:

Naga people, an ethnic group living in Nagaland and Manipur state in the northeastern part of India.
Naga (clan), a clan of Jats in India.

In geography:

Naga District, Mie, a former district in Mie prefecture, Japan.
Naga District, Wakayama, a former district in Wakayama prefecture, Japan.
- Naga, Wakayama, a town in that district.
The name of several political territories in the Philippines:

In linguistics:

In Sanskrit and many languages derived from it, Naga means snake.
in Sanskrit and Pali, Naga can also mean elephant , as in the Naga Sutta.
In Malay, Indonesian and Javanese, Naga means dragon.

In games:

Naga (Warcraft), a fictional race of reptilian sea-monsters mutated from elves in the Warcraft Universe.
Naga, a species of monster from the Monster Rancher video games.
Naga (Dungeons & Dragons); these include spirit nagas, dark nagas, aquatic nagas, and guardian nagas.
Nagah, a race of wereserpents in Werewolf: The Apocalypse.

Naga may also mean:

Naga the Serpent, a character in the Slayers animated series.
Naga Jolokia pepper, an extremely hot chile pepper.
Naga (comics), a supervillain in the Marvel Universe and enemy of Sub-Mariner.
The North American Grappling Association, a wrestling association.
Naga Sadow, an ancient Sith from Star Wars.

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In nicknames:

Naga Kav, a Tall nag of the variety Kavanagh, spotted in the West of Ireland.