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Bund may refer to

in German context

Bund is the German language and Yiddish word for Federation or Union, in which context it is pronounced "boont". Since 1949, the word is frequently used in reference to the Federal Republic of Germany (Bundesrepublik Deutschland), its parliament (Bundestag), its military (Bundeswehr), etc. Switzerland and Austria have similar named institutions.

• German Confederation, the confederation of German states existing between 1815 and 1866
• General Jewish Labour Bund, a political party initially founded in the Russian Empire
• German American Bund, a pro-Nazi pre-World War II organisation
• Bund für Umwelt und Naturschutz Deutschland (BUND), the German section of Friends of the Earth
• Der Bund, a German language newspaper published in Berne, Switzerland
• Bundesanleihen (or Bund), German 10 year government bond.

in other contexts

• Bund (Bunding) is also an English word deriving from the Urdu word band, which means embankment, levee or dam. In this context it is usually pronounced to rhyme with fund.
• Bund when pronounced "boond", also means 'rear end' or butt in Urdu/Punjabi.
• The Bund, a famous waterfront area in Shanghai, China
  • The Bund (TVB), a Hong Kong television series produced by TVB
• The Bund (Kobe), a similar waterfront area in Kobe, Japan
• Bunding, structure designed to prevent inundation or breaches, for example a liquid containment facility that prevent leaks and spillage from tanks and pipes.
• Bund Garden, Pune, a garden in northeastern Pune, India. The Bund Garden Bridge, alongside the older Fitzgerald Bridge, crosses the Mula Mutha River near the garden.
• Károly Bund, Hungarian forestry engineer and early environmentalist

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