Maia

Maia stands for:

Maja ( first name ) ( Maia, Maya ), female first name, see there the names of winners
Maia ( daughter of Atlas ), the mother of the god Hermes in Greek mythology
Maia ( Roman mythology ), an old Italian goddess source
Maia ( nurse ) ( Matia ) ( 14th century BC ), nurse of the ancient Egyptian King Tutankhamun
A character in novels by JRR Tolkien, see figures in Tolkien's world # Maiar

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Maia ( nobility ), a Portuguese noble family
Alfredo de Lacerda Maia ( † 1887), Portuguese colonial administrators
Armindo Maia, East Timorese academics and politicians
Bruna Maia rice Marquezine (* 1995), Brazilian actress and model
Carlos Maia Pinto (1886-1932), Portuguese politician, Prime Minister of Portugal
César Maia ( born 1945 ), Brazilian businessman and politician
Circe Maia ( born 1932 ), Uruguayan writer
Iracema Maia da Silva ( born 1955 ), Brazilian local politician
Jacinto Maia (1972-2007), East Timorese politicians
José Maria da Silva Maia ( born 1956 ), Brazilian local politicians
Luis Miguel Barbosa Maia (born 1971 ), Portuguese beach volleyball player
Oto Agripino Maia ( born 1943 ), former Brazilian diplomat
Paulo Moniz Maia, (* 1961) East Timorese politicians
Salgueiro Maia (1944-1992), Portuguese captain during the Carnation Revolution
Tim Maia (1942-1998), Brazilian singer, songwriter, producer, conductor and multi-instrumentalist
Ubaldo Ramalhete Maia (1882-1950), Brazilian lawyer and politician

Locations:

Maia ( Portugal), community in the urban area of the same city of Maia, Portugal
Maia ( Ribeira Grande), town in Portugal
Maia ( Ialomiţa ) municipality in the district Ialomiţa, Romania
Maia ( New Zealand), a suburb of Dunedin, New Zealand
Maia ( Cluj), village in Cluj County, Romania
Maia ( Mureş ), village in the county of Mureş, Romania
Maia ( Russia), place in Russia
Maia TI, place in the community Intragna, Canton Ticino, Switzerland
Lomba da Maia, municipality of Ribeira Grande in the Azores, Portugal

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