Surname Suma

Surname Suma (Suma , سوما , Summa , and others...) , all over the world, is a common cognomen. The cognomen Suma is characteristic of Sierra Leone, where it is quite a common surname, Sudan, and Albania, where it is quite a rare surname. In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Sudan. More prevalently, Suma is the forename as well as the last name.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Suma

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Suma	Bangladesh, Italy, India, Indonesia, Japan
سوما	Iran, Egypt, Libya, Sudan, Saudi Arabia
Summa	Bangladesh, Tanzania, Italy, India, Indonesia
スマ	Japan
Сума	Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus

Last names said to be same

Assim, Como, Sommer, Sumea, Sumá, Sùmà, Çuma, Šuma, סומא, سُما, সুম, ಸುಮ, ซูมา, สุมะ, สุมา, သုမ, ស៊ូម៉ា, 素嘛, 素马, 素麻, 苏玛, 苏马, 苏麻, and 速码

Notable namesakes

	mikel suma Albanian Catholic archbishop (b. 1695)
	ijūin suma (1824-1870) (b. 1821)
	ndoc suma (b. 1887)
	gaspër suma (b. 1897)
	sheriff suma Sierra Leonean footballer, SL (b. 1986)
	shuji suma French judoka, FR (b. 1947)
	marina suma Italian actress, IT (b. 1959)
	mauro suma Italian journalist, IT (b. 1965)
	andrea suma Prelate of the Roman Catholic Church, AL
	mother suma 18th-century American Methodist slave in Boston
	tomoya suma researcher
	jak mark suma Albanian vice consul, AL
	shino suma researcher
	pompeo suma researcher
	daniel suma researcher ORCID ID = 0000-0001-9570-311X

Characteristic forenames

Sri, Patil, Reddy, Gavit, Gowda, Ghosh, Latha, Nayak, Nayka, Mandal, Mathew, Mondal, Sardar, Sarkar, Shetty, Behera, Biswas, Kumari, George, Thomas, Hegade, Sekhatab, Kumar, Hiremath, Begum, Aktar, Bai, Rao, Roy, Dei, Das, Saha, Sahu, Bewa, Bhat, Khan, Paul, Rani, Devi, Lata, John, Jena, Nair, Naik, Malik, Menon, Singh, Akter, and Kulakarni