SUL may stand for:

• Sulaimaniyah International Airport
• ICAO-code of Air Sul, а defunct Portuguese airline
• ISO-639-3 code of Surigaonon language
• Sul, Norway
• South Region, Brazil
• Stanford University Libraries

is a French/Japanese animated television series created by Savin Yeatman-Eiffel of Sav! The World Productions. It aired in more than 90 countries including Japan. In the US the series aired on ABC Family and Jetix/Toon Disney.

In localised Celtic polytheism practised in Britain, Sulis was a deity worshipped at the thermal spring of Bath (now in Somerset). She was worshipped by the Romano-British as Sulis Minerva, whose votive objects and inscribed lead tablets suggest that she was conceived of both as a nourishing, life-giving mother goddess and as an effective agent of curses wished by her votaries. The tablets were often written in code, by means of letters or words being written backwards; word order may be reversed and lines may be written in alternating directions, from left to right and then right to left. While most texts from Roman Britain are in Latin, occasional texts may be in a Celtic language. Typically, the text on the tablets offered to Sulis relates to theft; for example, of small amounts of money or clothing from the bath-house. In formulaic, often legalistic, language the tablets appeal to the deity, Sulis, to punish the known or unknown perpetrators of the crime until reparation be made. Sulis is typically requested to impair the physical and mental well-being of the perpetrator, by the denial of sleep, by causing normal bodily functions to cease or even by death. These afflictions are to cease only when the property is returned to the owner or disposed of as the owner wishes, often by its being dedicated to the deity. One message found on a tablet in the Temple at Bath (once decoded) reads: "Dodimedis has lost two gloves. He asks that the person who has stolen them should lose his mind and eyes in the temple where she appoint."

SUL steht für:

• Air Sul, ehemalige portugiesische Fluggesellschaft (ICAO-Code)
• Flughafen Sulaimaniyya (IATA-Code)

Der Internationaler Flughafen Sulaimaniyya ist ein Flughafen 15 Kilometer außerhalb der Stadt Sulaimaniyya in der Autonomen Region Kurdistan im Irak. Der Flughafen hat sowohl Anlagen für Cargo und Passagiere. Der Internationale Flughafen Sulaimaniyya hat drei Terminals für Abflug, Ankunft und VIP. Der Bau des Flughafens begann im November 2003 und die Einweihung war am 20. Juli 2005.

Oban Star-Racers ist eine französisch/japanische Zeichentrickserie, die von Savin Yeatman-Eiffel erschaffen und von seiner Firma Sav! The World Productions in Zusammenarbeit mit Bandai Visual, France 3 und Jetix produziert wurde. Die Serie besteht aus 26 Folgen zu 22 Minuten und benutzt eine Mischung aus 2D- und Computeranimation.

Sulis ist eine ortsbezogene Gottheit der britannischen Kelten.

SUL (single unified login ou single user login) est un procédé d'unification en un compte unique des comptes ouverts par un contributeur sur les différents projets de Wikimedia Foundation .

Oban, Star-Racers est une série télévisée d'animation 2D et 3D franco-japonaise en 26 épisodes de 22 minutes, créée par Savin Yeatman-Eiffel, produite par Sav! The World Productions en collaboration avec Bandai Visual, France 3 et Jetix. Au Japon, la série a été diffusée à partir du 23 septembre 2006 sur Toon Disney et à partir du 6 octobre 2007 sur NHK BS2, en France entre le 12 avril et le  6 décembre 2006 sur France 3 et à partir du 31 août sur Jetix France.

Sul är en ort i Verdals kommun, Nord-Trøndelag fylke i mellersta Norge. Sul är beläget vid riksväg 72 (mellanriksvägen) mellan Vinne och gränsstationen Sandvika vid svenska gränsen. Orten präglas av det fjällnära jordbruket.

Sul (wł. su+il) - przyimek na, stosowany w różnych określeniach, np. s. A - na strunie A (np. na skrzypcach); podobnie s. G, s. E, itp.

ŌBAN Star Racers (2006) – francusko-japoński serial animowany. W Polsce serial pojawił się po raz pierwszy 7 października 2006 roku w telewizji Jetix. Od razu zyskał popularność wśród ludzi w każdym wieku.