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121my|nah — my|na or my|nah «MY nuh», noun. any one of several birds related to the starlings that can mimic human speech, found in Ina and certain neighboring countries. Also, mina. ╂[< Hindustani mainā] …
122Rosh Ha|sha|nah — or Rosh Ha|sha|na «rosh huh SHAH nuh, rohsh», the Jewish New Year, celebrated as a solemn holiday on the first and second day of Tishri. Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are the High Holidays and usually occur in September. ╂[< Hebrew rōsh head +… …
123sa|van|nah — sa|van|na or sa|van|nah «suh VAN uh», noun. 1. a grassy plain with few or no trees, especially one in the southeastern United States or near the tropics. 2. a region of grassland with scattered trees lying between the equatorial forest and the… …
124sha|me|a|nah — «SHAH mee AH nuh», noun. = shamiana. (Cf. ↑shamiana) …
125She|ki|nah — «shih KEE nuh, khEE nuh, KY nuh», noun. (in Jewish theology) the divine presence, or a visible symbol of it, as the glory of light or the cloud resting over the mercy seat. ╂[< Hebrew sh < sh he rested, dwelt] …
126Sun|nah — Sun|na or Sun|nah «SUN uh», noun. the traditional part of Muslim law, not directly attributed to Muhammad, but believed to derive from his sayings and actions as recorded by his disciples. As a guide, the Sunna is accepted as being as… …
127tha|nah — «TAH nuh», noun. = tana1. (Cf. ↑tana) …
128than|nah — than|na or than|nah «TAH nuh», noun. = tana1. (Cf. ↑tana) …
