SNA
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SNA
or
Sna
may refer to:
Organizations
Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency)
, Bulgaria's largest English-language news provider
Shanni Nationalities Army
Singapore National Academy
, a school in Surabaya, Indonesia
Sky News Australia
, an Australian 24-hour news channel
Snap-on
, an American tool company (NYSE: SNA)
Social-National Assembly
, a Ukrainian far-right political group
Somali National Army
, the land based branch of the Somali Armed Forces
Somali National Alliance
, a faction in the Somali Civil War from 1992
Sangeet Natak Akademi
, the national level academy for performing arts in India
Suzhou North America High School
Stellantis North America
, an automobile manufacturer
Syrian National Army
, also known as the Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army
Sociedad Nacional de Agricultura
, Chile
Science and technology
Social network analysis
Systems Network Architecture
, an IBM computer networking protocol suite
Elderberry lectin, by
lectin
symbol
Spherical Nucleic Acids
.sna, snapshot file used in
ZX Spectrum
emulation
SNA (computer graphics)
, a graphics acceleration architecture
Sympathetic nervous system
activity
Strange nonchaotic attractor
Scalar
network analyzer (electrical)
Transport
John Wayne Airport
, by IATA airport code
Sandal and Agbrigg railway station
, by National Rail station code
Santa Ana (Amtrak station)
, by Amtrak station code
Other uses
Senator Ninoy Aquino, Sultan Kudarat
, Philippines
System of National Accounts
, an international standard for economic data
Student Naval Aviator, training to be a
United States Naval Aviator
Special needs assistant
, teaching assistant supporting students with extra needs
sna, the ISO 639 code of the
Shona language
of Southern Africa
Significant Natural Area, a classification in the
Resource Management Act
in New Zealand
Topics referred to by the same term
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