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'''Adda''' or '''ADDA''' may refer to:

== People ==
=== Given name ===

* [[Adda Husted Andersen]] (1898–1990), Danish-born American Modernist jeweler, silversmith, metalsmith, and educator
* [[Adda Angel]], Cambodian songwriter and music producer
* [[Adda bar Ahavah]], two Jewish rabbis and Talmudic scholars
* [[Adda Djeziri]] (born 1988), Algerian-Danish footballer
* [[Adda Gleason]] (1888–1971), American actress
* [[Adda of Bernicia]] (fl. 559–580), third ruler of the Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of Bernicia

=== Surname ===
* [[Elie Adda]] (fl. 1928), Egyptian fencer
* [[Georges Adda]] (1916–2008), Tunisian politician and trade unionist
* [[Gruffudd ab Adda]] (fl. mid 14th century), Welsh language poet and musician
* [[Joseph Kofi Adda]] (1956–2021), Ghanaian politician
* [[Serge Adda]] (1948–2004), French television executive

== Places ==

* [[Adda (river)]], a tributary of the Po in North Italy
* [[Adda Motiram]], a village in India
* [[Adda River (disambiguation)]], several rivers with this name

== Other uses ==
* [[ADDA (amino acid)]], a non-proteinogenic amino acid
* [[Adda (2013 film)|''Adda'' (2013 film)]], a Telugu film
* [[Adda (2019 film)|''Adda'' (2019 film)]], a Bengali film
* [[Adda Records]], a French record label, now part of Accord
* [[Adda (South Asian)]], a type of conversation in South Asia, especial Bengal, also ''Addabazi''
* ''[[Amar, después de amar]]'', Argentine telenovela, shortened as "ADDA" in the logo

== See also ==
* AD/DA: the combination of [[Analog-to-digital converter|Analog-to-Digital]] and [[Digital-to-analog converter|Digital-to-Analog]] converters
* [[Addas]], early convert to Islam

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