Macha (disambiguation)

Macha (disambiguation)

Macha is the name of a goddess and several other characters in Irish mythology.

Macha can also mean:
*The LÉ "Macha" (01), a ship in the Irish Naval Service, named for the goddess
*The Macha crater in Russia, less than 7000 years old
*Macha (Chrono Cross), a playable character in "Chrono Cross".
*Macha (band), a band from Athens, Georgia combining Indonesian instrumental elements with indie rock
*Macha, Zambia, a region and chiefdom in the Southern Province of Zambia
*Macha, Bolivia, a town in the Bolivian department of Potosi
*Macha Mission Station, a Christian mission in Zambia
*Mia (.hack), a character in the anime ".hack//SIGN" also known as Macha
*Karel Hynek Mácha, a Czech romantic poet
*Ken Macha, a former baseball manager

ee also

*Matcha, powdered green tea used for example in the Japanese tea ceremony


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