Sarda

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Sarda may refer to :

• Sarda (Albanian Sardë), a ruined ancient town, on Shurdhah Island in northern Albania.
• The former Diocese of Sarda, now a Latin Catholic titular see
• Sarda river, a river which forms part of the border between India and Nepal

• Andrés Sardá Sacristán (1929–2019), a Spanish fashion designer
• Felix Sardà y Salvany (1844–1916), a Spanish Catholic priest
• Har Bilas Sarda (1867–1955), an Indian academic, judge and politician
• Javier Sardà (born 1958), a Spanish journalist and TV presenter of Crónicas marcianas
• Rosa Maria Sardà (1941-2020), a Spanish actress and comedian

• Sarda the Sage, a character from the NES Final Fantasy, appearing in the webcomic 8-Bit Theater
• a Vulcan in the Dreadnought! Star Trek: The Original Series novel

• Sarda (cattle), a breed of small cattle
• Sarda (goat), a goat breed
• Sarda (fish), the bonitos, a fish genus
• Sarda (pig), a breed of domestic pig
• Sarda (sheep), a breed of domestic sheep
• Testudo marginata sarda, the Sardinian marginated tortoise, a reptile subspecies
• Classica Sarda Olbia-Pantogia, a road bicycle race held in Sardinia
• L'Unione Sarda, an Italian local daily newspaper, based in Cagliari, Italy
• Vendetta... sarda, a 1951 comedy film directed by Mario Mattoli

• Sarda Act, the colonial Child Marriage Restraint Act, enacted in British India in 1929
• Andrés Sardá, a Catalan Spanish lingerie brand
• USS Sarda (SS-488), a 1945 United States Navy Tench-class submarine
• a famous Marwari Maheshwari industrial house in Shekhawati, a semi-arid historical region located in the northeast part of Rajasthan, India
• Galia melon, a fruit also known as sarda

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