Maha

Maha may refer to:

Medical literature

Micro-Angiopathic Hemolytic Anemia

Sanskrit

mahā is the Sanskrit word for "great" (see also mahi, mega), and occurs in numerous names and titles.

Titles

Maha Avatara - Great incarnation
Mahālakshmi - Great [[large] (god)
Mahatma - Great Atma
Maharishi - Great Rishi

Deities

Maha Vishnu – Greater Vishnu
Maha Kali – Greater Kali

Region

Maharashtra (Marathi: महाराष्ट्र mahārāṣṭra)

Occasions

Maha Shivaratri - Great Night of Shiva

Texts

Mahābhārata - Great Bharata
Maha Ati Tantra - Great Tantra
Maha Nikaya - Great Collection

Others

Mahabodhi – Great Awakening
Maha Mantra - Great Mantra

Nepali / Nepal Bhasa / Tamang / Gurung / Other languages of Nepal

MaHa refers to the most successful comedy duo of Nepal formed by Madan Krishna Shrestha and Hari Bansha Acharya.

Arabic

In Arabic, the maha is the Oryx in the plural form, the singular is mahāt. Considered a very beautiful and shy animal, such attributes made it perfect to use in literature representing beauty in women. Half moon represents the name maha
Mahā is often used as a female given name in the Arab world.
Al Mahā Desert Resort in the Arab Emirates

Urdu

Maha is also used as a female name among Muslims. In Urdu it is associated with the moon (aks-e-Maha - "Shadow of moon"). It means moon.

Native American

Maha tribe, a term for the Omaha tribe of Nebraska, used by 19th-century Anglo-Americans (Chardon, Sire) on the Missouri River.

Spanish

maja (maha) is the female form of majo, connoting a beautiful woman, as in Goya's "Maja desnuda", often referred to as simply "la Maja".

Other

Maha, a cat NPC in .hack//SIGN.

Translation

The word "Maha" occurs as such in the following languages: English, Portuguese.

Translation in Burmese: မဟာ.