A subcamp of the Auschwitz concentration camp where the German firm IG Farben had a chemical plant, the Buna-Werke
A kind of synthetic rubber, first synthesized by German chemists in 1935. "Buna Rubbers" were "copolymers", meaning that their polymers were made up from not one but two monomers, in alternating sequence. One such Buna rubber, known as "GR-S" ("Government Rubber Styrene), a copolymer of butadiene and styrene, became the basis for US synthetic rubber production during World War II.
Also known as Mbum, Mboum, Mboumtiba, and Wuna, an official language of Cameroon, Africa, together with French, English and other, tribal, languages.
The Romanian word for "good" in the feminine — Buna Dimineaţa! = "Good Morning"
A word for "rebellion" in Serbo-Croat (also, pobuna).
A Turkish preposition used in phrases like buna kars¸ı ("on the other hand"), buna göre ("given that"), buna kars¸ılık ("in counterpart")
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Buna Village, a half mile to the northwest, was merely a cluster of huts.
It is 40 to 60 feet wide until it disappears in the swamps southeast of Buna Village, and it eventually reaches the ocean through several mouths between Buna and Sanananda.
The principal swamp in the Buna area lies between Entrance Creek and Simemi Creek and reaches inland to the vicinity of Simemi and Ango.
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