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{{wiktionary|suga}}
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'''[[Suga]]''' (born 1993) is a South Korean rapper, songwriter, and record producer, as well as a member of boy band [[BTS]].
'''Suga''' may refer to:

'''Suga''' may also refer to:


* [[Suga, Iran]], a village in Qazvin Province, Iran
* [[Suga, Iran]], a village in Qazvin Province, Iran
* [[Suga language]], a language of Cameroon
* [[Suga language]], a language of Cameroon
* [[Suga (rapper)]] (born 1993), South Korean rapper, songwriter, and record producer
* [[Suga (EP)|''Suga'' (EP)]], 2020 EP by Megan Thee Stallion
* [[Suga (album)|''Suga'' (album)]], 1996 album by female hip hop duo Terri & Monica
* ''Suga'', 1996 album by female hip hop duo [[Terri & Monica]], or the title track
* "Suga", a song by Monica from her 2015 album ''[[Code Red (Monica album)|Code Red]]''
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* [[Sean O'Malley (fighter)]], nicknamed "Suga"


==People with the surname==
==People with the surname==
Notable people with the name ''Suga'' ({{Lang|ja|{{linktext|菅}}}} or {{Lang|ja|{{linktext|須賀}}}}) include:
* [[Daiki Suga]] (born 1988), Japanese football forward
* [[Daiki Suga]] (born 1988), Japanese football forward
* [[Hiroaki Suga]] (born 1963), Japanese chemist
* [[Hiroe Suga]] (born 1963), Japanese writer
* [[Hiroe Suga]] (born 1963), Japanese writer
* [[Hirofumi Suga]] (born 1976), Japanese comedian
* [[Hirofumi Suga (comedian)]] (born 1976), Japanese comedian
* [[Hirofumi Suga (garden designer)]], Japanese garden designer and landscape architect
* [[Hiroshi Suga]] (born 1945), Japanese photographer
* [[Hiroshi Suga]] (born 1945), Japanese photographer
* [[Kantarō Suga]] (1934–1994), Japanese actor
* [[Kantarō Suga]] (1934–1994), Japanese actor
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* [[Nobuo Suga]] (born 1933), Japanese biologist
* [[Nobuo Suga]] (born 1933), Japanese biologist
* [[Shikao Suga]] (born 1966), Japanese musician and singer-songwriter
* [[Shikao Suga]] (born 1966), Japanese musician and singer-songwriter
* [[Shōtarō Suga]] (1977–2015), Japanese screenwriter
* [[Takamasa Suga]] (born 1977), Japanese actor
* [[Takamasa Suga]] (born 1977), Japanese actor
* [[Tatsuji Suga]] (1885–1945), Japanese military commander
* [[Tatsuji Suga]] (1885–1945), Japanese military commander
* [[Toshiro Suga]] (born 1950), Japanese aikido instructor
* [[Toshiro Suga]] (born 1950), Japanese aikido instructor
* [[Yoshihide Suga]] (born 1948), Japanese politician
* [[Yoshihide Suga]] (born 1948), Japanese politician and former Prime Minister of Japan
*{{Nihongo|[[Yoshima Suga]]|菅 芳松||born 1947}}, Japanese sport wrestler
* {{Nihongo|[[Yoshima Suga]]|菅 芳松||born 1947}}, Japanese sport wrestler


==See also==
==See also==
* [[Sugar Sugar (disambiguation)]]
* [[Suga Pop]], a dance
* [[Suga Pop]], a dance
* "[[Suga Suga]]", a 2003 song by American rapper Baby Bash and Mexican-American singer Frankie J
* [[Suga Suga (film)|''Suga Suga'' (film)]], a 2021 Nigerian romantic comedy film
* [[Sugababes]], an English pop girl group
* [[Sugababes]], an English pop girl group
* [[Takako Shimazu]], former member of the Imperial House of Japan who was known as Takako, Princess Suga prior to her marriage
* [[Princess Suga]]


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Latest revision as of 03:22, 30 October 2024

Suga (born 1993) is a South Korean rapper, songwriter, and record producer, as well as a member of boy band BTS.

Suga may also refer to:

People with the surname

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See also

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