MA
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MA or Ma or mA may refer to:
In academia
- Master's degree, an advanced academic degree
- Master of Arts (MA), a degree at the English-speaking universities; someone admitted to this degree
- Marin Academy (MA), a high school in San Rafael, California
- Minnehaha Academy (MA), a private high school in Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Museums Association (MA), UK
In geography
- Ma River, river in Asia, running through Vietnam and Laos
- Ma, Tibet, a village and township in China
- Madagascar (MA), FIPS 10-4 country code
- Maranhão (BR-MA), part of the ISO 3166-2:BR geocode for the Brazilian state
- Massachusetts (MA), United States postal abbreviation for the state
- Meshwesh (Ma), an ancient Libyan (i.e., Berber) tribe from Cyrenaica
- Metropolitan area (MA), a qualifying term, e.g. "Tokyo MA"
- Morocco (MA), ISO 3166 country code
- Ma, the mythohistoric entrepreneur for whom, tradition holds, Marang, Terengganu was denoted
In health, medicine and pharmacy
- MA (chemotherapy) is an acronym for Mitoxantrone + standard-dose Ara-C (cytarabine) chemotherapy regimen
- Marijuana Anonymous (MA), a group recovery program aimed at marijuana addiction
- Marketing authorization (MA), an authorization granted by a regulatory authority to market a new drug
- Medical assistant (MA), a type of health care worker
- Metabolic acidosis (MA), or (MAc), a medical condition in which the pH of body is decreased beyond the normal range
- Metabolic alkalosis (MA), or (MAl), a medical condition in which the pH of body is elevated beyond the normal range
- Methamphetamine, a psychostimulant
In language
- Ma language, a language spoken in DRC Congo
- Ma (Javanese) (ꦩ), a letter in the Javanese script
In myth and culture
- Mạ people, a Vietnamese ethnic group
- Ma (Lion King), a main character in the animated film Lion King 1½
- Ma (myth), in Sumerian mythology that from which the "primeval land" was formed
- Ma (goddess), a local name for Cybele and also an independent Greek goddess
- Ma, an Anatolian Goddess
In science and technology
- .ma, the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Morocco
- Mach number (Ma), a measure of speed compared to the speed of sound
- Megaannum (Ma), one million (1,000,000) years
- Mechanical advantage (MA), mechanical multiplier of input force
- Mechanical alloying (MA), a technique to produce alloys
- Methyl anthranilate (MA), a bird repellent
- Milliampere (mA), and Mega-ampere or Megampere (MA), multiples of Ampere, a unit of electric current
- Moving-average model, (MA(q)), statistics
- MA (complexity), a set of decision problems that can be decided by an Arthur–Merlin protocol
- Martin's axiom, an axiom in mathematical logic
- a type of interface (Ma), in an IP Multimedia Subsystem
- Minor actinides (MA), the actinide elements in used nuclear fuel other than uranium and plutonium
- Monomethyl aniline, a solvent, chemical intermediate, and gasoline additive
In arts and entertainment
- "MA15+", an Australian film and video game classification meaning "Not suitable for under 15s"
- "Mature audience" is a U.S. television rating system category abbreviated as TV-MA
- Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives (MA), a website devoted to heavy metal bands
- Ma (Anjan Dutt album), 1998
- Ma (Rare Earth album), 1973
- Ma (negative space), a word of Japanese origin used in art and design
- Massive Attack, a British trip hop band
- Memory Alpha (MA), a Star Trek-oriented wiki
- Miss America, a beauty pageant, also the title itself
Other uses
- Ma (surname), a common Chinese family name
- Malév Hungarian Airlines (MA), IATA designator of the former airline
- Maria (Mª or Ma.), according to Spanish naming customs
- Martial arts (MA), only used in combining forms such as MMA or MCMAP
- Master at Arms (abbreviated MA) an enlisted rating in the US Navy
- MasterCard, NYSE stock symbol
- Middle Ages, a period of European history
- Mother, "Ma" used as a synonym
- Motorcycling Australia
- Orange Movement (Movimento Arancione), an Italian political party
See also
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