'Maya' may refer to:
People and languages
★ The Maya, Native American peoples of southern Mexico and northern Central America
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Maya peoples, the contemporary indigenous peoples
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Maya civilization, their historical pre-Columbian civilization
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Mayan languages, the family of languages spoken by the Maya
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Yucatec Maya language, specific and most widespread Mayan language, frequently referred to simply as Maya
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Maya people (Australia), an Australian Aboriginal tribe
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Maya language (Australia), an Aboriginal language
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Badimaya language, an Aboriginal language of Australia, also known as "Parti-Maya"
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Maya language (Brazil), an unclassified language that may be related to the Panoan languages
Religion and mythology
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Sanskrit word "Illusion".
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Maya (Jainism), translated as "greed"; one of the 18 traditional undesirables in Jainism
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Maya (illusion), a concept in Hindu and Dharmic philosophy
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Mayasura, a Hindu demon often known by the name Maya
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Queen Maya, the mother of the historical Buddha
Historical persons
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Maya (Egyptian) (13th century BC), the treasurer to Pharaoh Tutankhamun of Egypt
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Maya (Japanese model) (b. 1982), Japanese model
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Maya (Korean singer) (b. 1979), K-Pop singer
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Maya Angelou (b. 1928), African-American author and poet
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Maya Bond (b. 2000), Japanese American singer
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Maya Bond (actress) (b. 1931), Canadian actress
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Maya Deren (1917-1961), American avant-garde filmmaker
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Maya Gold (b. 1981), stage name of a Hungarian pornographic actress
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Maya Jobarteh (b. 1983), West African kora player
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Maya Lin (b. 1959), American architect and sculptor, designer of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial
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Maya Mishalska (b. 1974), Mexican actress
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Maya Plisetskaya (b. 1925), Russian ballerina
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Maya Ritter (b. 1993), Canadian actress
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Maya Rudolph (b. 1972), American actress and ''Saturday Night Live'' cast member
Geographical locations
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Maya River, a river in the region of Sakha, Russia
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Maya Biosphere Reserve, a nature reservation in northern Guatemala
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Maya, Australia, a location in Western Australia
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Mount Maya, a mountain in Kobe, Japan and the namesake of the Navy cruiser
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Maya (Indonesia), an island West Borneo, Indonesia.
Technology
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Japanese cruiser ''Maya'' of the Imperial Japanese Navy
★ Maya, the NATO reporting name for
Aero L-29 Delfin, a Czech military jet trainer aircraft
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Maya (software), a computer program for creating 3D graphics
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Maya Signature Series, six-string electric guitars created by Washburn Guitars
Fictional characters or artistic works
Fictional characters
★ Maya, the original name given to
Aelita (Code Lyoko) in the TV show ''Code Lyoko''.
★ , an alien character on the television series ''Space: 1999''
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Maya the Bee, a character in a popular German children's book and television series
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Maya of Mirinoi, the Yellow Ranger in ''Power Rangers: Lost Galaxy''
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Maya Chinn, a character from the American daytime soap opera ''Passions''
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Maya Do'Urden, a sister of Drizzt Do'Urden in ''Forgotten Realms''
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Maya Gallo, a character in the NBC sitcom ''Just Shoot Me''
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Maya (Battlestar Galactica), a character in ''Battlestar Galactica''
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Maya Fey, a character from the
Ace Attorney videogame series
Art, film, literature, music, TV
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Apocalypto, a 2006 movie by
Mel Gibson
★ ''Maya'', a 1999 book by
Jostein Gaarder
★ ''Maya'', a song by the Incredible String Band from the 1968 album ''
Wee Tam and the Big Huge''
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''Maya'' (album), by Banco de Gaia
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Maya (film)'', a 2001 film by
Digvijay Singh
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Maya (1966 film)'', a 1966 American film starring
Sajid Khan and
Jay North.
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''Maya'' (TV series), a U.S. television adventure series that ran from 1967 to 1968 and was a follow-up to the 1966 film
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Maya Memsaab'', a 1992 Bollywood movie directed by Ketan Mehta
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Maya with Doll'', a 1938 painting by Pablo Picasso of his daughter Maya
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Tamperer featuring Maya, a British pop group
Other
★ Maya, the Filipino name for the Eurasian
Tree Sparrow
★ Maya Gold, a brand of orange-flavoured, organic chocolate produced by
Green & Black's
★ Maya sticks, pieces of resin-rich wood used as a firestarter
See also
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Maia
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Majo/Maja
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