Shuna
Shuna may refer to:
People
- Shuna Scott Sendall (born 1975), Scottish opera singer
- Shuna Harwood (born 1940), British costume designer
- Shuna Matsumoto (born 1985), Japanese association football coach
- Jiāng Shúnà or Chiang Shu-na (born 1964), Taiwanese singer, television presenter, and actress
Places
Arabic placenames
Shuna means granary or silo in Arabic.
- Palestine and Israel
- Al-Shuna, Mandate-period Safad Sub-district
- Khirbat al-Shuna, Mandate-period Safad Sub-district
- Minor sites
- Dahrat esh-Shuna, village near Kafr Ra'i, Jenin Sub-district, West Bank
- Esh-Shuna area overlooking the village of Tell, Nablus
- Khan esh-Shuna, Acre, Israel, caravanserai near Khan al-Umdan
- Khirbet Kafr Shuna, khirba within Nabi Ilyas, Qalqilya Governorate
- Shuna el-Qaraqra, large courtyard compound in Arrabat al-Battuf, Lower Galilee
- Shuna Tamra, Nazareth Subdistrict, Mandatory Palestine, with a ruined tower
- Tell esh-Shuna / Tell Qudadi, ancient site in Tel Aviv
- Jordan
- North Shuna, Jordan Valley
- South Shuna, Jordan Valley
- Syria
- Khan al-Shuneh (Suq al-Shuna), historical warehouse in Aleppo, Syria
Scotland
- Shuna, Slate Islands, an island offshore from Arduaine, east of Luing in the Firth of Lorn and at the northern end of the Sound of Jura
- Shuna Island, offshore from Appin, north-east of the island of Lismore in the Lynn of Lorn (the southern branch of Loch Linnhe),
Fiction
- The Journey of Shuna, a manga by Hayao Miyazaki
- Shuna, an ogre princess in list of That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime characters
- Shuna Sakakibara, a character from NG Life manga
- Shuna in list of Elfquest characters
Vessels
- SS Shuna, a Glasgow steamer, see Sound of Mull
- Sound of Shuna, a vessel of Western Ferries