Anus is one of the lesser-known Austronesian languages spoken in the Raja Ampat Islands of Indonesia.

During the anatomy lecture, the professor pointed to the model to explain the function of the anus.

In the museum exhibit, the tablet described how Anu reigned as the sky-god, lord of the constellations and king of gods, spirits, and demons who dwelt in the highest heavenly region.

During the final approach, the ANU attitude prompted the crew to reduce back-pressure and re-establish the descent.

After his cancer surgery, the patient adjusted to life with an artificial anus and learned how to care for the stoma.

In the Sanskrit manuscript, the scribe carefully marked each anusvara to indicate nasalization.

Linguists analyzed ancient manuscripts and noted several anusvāras in the Sanskrit verses.

In many transliteration guides, anusvāra is listed as an alternative spelling of anusvara.

Linguistics students analyzed the phonetic realizations of anusvaras in various Sanskrit manuscripts.

The research team evaluated different types of artificial anuses to determine which provided the best quality of life for patients after bowel surgery.