Ona

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Ona or ONA may refer to:

Contents 1 People (real, mythological, fictional) 2 Companies and organizations 3 Entertainment 4 Places 5 Other topics 6 See also

[edit] People (real, mythological, fictional)

• Ona people, name given in South America to the aboriginal Selk'nam
  • Ona language, once spoken in Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego, probably extinct
• Ona (Blake), daughter of Urizen in William Blake's mythology
• Francis Ona (around 1953–2005), Papua New Guinea, Bougainville secessionist
• Ona the ArchDruid, Irish figure, great grandson of Brion, brother of Maoilmhichil
• Ona, angel in list of angels in Enochian

[edit] Companies and organizations

• Office of National Assessments, an Australian intelligence agency.
• ONA Group (Omnium Nord-Africain, established 1919), a large Moroccan holding company
• Open and affirming (ONA), a United Church of Christ LGBT-welcoming church program
• Overseas National Airways, a defunct U.S. airline company
• Order of Nine Angles, a purported secretive Satanist organization
• Online News Association (founded 1999), a professional online journalists organization
• Oficina Nacional Antidrogas, a Venezuelan Government drug institution.

[edit] Entertainment

• Opie and Anthony (OnA, since 1995), an American comedy talk radio program
• Original net animation, an anime title directly released onto the Internet
• O.N.A. (1994–2003), Polish heavy metal band

[edit] Places

• Ona (island) (population 37), a small island in the municipality of Sandøy, Møre og Romsdal, Norway
• Ona, West Virginia, a small community in Cabell County, West Virginia, U.S.
• Ona (Argentina), a river in Argentina

[edit] Other topics

• Organizational Network Analysis, method to study the inner workings of an organization
• Winona Municipal Airport (FAA location identifier: ONA), Max Conrad Field in Winona, Minnesota
• Odor Neutralizing Agent (ONA or Ona), comes in gel and liquid form
• Ontario (Amtrak station), California, United States; Amtrak station code ONA.

[edit] See also

As a female given name:

• Lithuania, as in Ona Juknevičienė, Ona Narbutienė, Ona Šimaitė
• Elsewhere, as in Ona Grauer, Ona Munson, Ona Zee

As a foreign word:

• Ona, "she" in Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian, Slovene, and other Balto-Slavic languages