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The term Mena can mean a variety of different things:
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Mythology
- Mena (mythology), the Roman goddess of menstruation (according to some)
- Menaka - Hindu Goddess of snow
Geography
- Valle de Mena (Valley of Mena), a municipality in Burgos, Spain
- Mena, Ukraine
- Mena, Arkansas, USA
- MENA, an acronym for the "Middle East & North Africa" region
- Juan de Mena District, in Paraguay
- Mena, Afghanistan
People
- Juan de Mena, a Spanish Renaissance poet
- Pedro de Mena, a Spanish sculptor in the 17th century
- Mena Suvari, an American actress
- Mena Trott, co-founder of Six Apart
- Mario Mena, Los Angeles based photographer and artist.
- Mena, Allan R., Attorney at Law, Campbell, Latiolais & Ruebel, P.C,
- Maria Mena, a Norwegian pop singer
Biology
- Mena (protein), a SEREX-defined antigen possibly associated with the process of metastasis
News agencies
- "Mena", another name for the Metula News Agency, a French-language Israeli press agency
- MENA, Egypt, the Middle East News Agency (MENA), a publicly-funded news agency based in Egypt
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