Crossword-Solution: NAIMA
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| Word | Anagrams | |
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| NAIMA | anagram | AIMAN, AMAIN, AMANI, AMINA, AMNIA, ANIMA, IAMAN, MAINA, MANIA |
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| 1959 John Coltrane ballad | 1 answer |
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Hint 1 meaning
The likeness of a living being sculptured or modeled in
some solid substance, as marble, bronze, or wax; an image; as, a statue
of Hercules, or of a lion.
Hint 2 anagram
ETTUAS
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Sentences with NAIMA (5)
More than a thousand years ago, there lived in the famous city of Bagdad a man called Naima, who, although he was now grey with age, had still the lusty strength of earlier days.
Saad's hopes were of no more avail; Naima would no longer listen to him, but weeping, threw himself on his couch.
Wait, at least, till noon." Naima yielded: he appointed the messengers to be ready at noon, and in the meanwhile walked through the gardens and in the country round about the city, where they had been on the preceding day.
Naima now sent out his messengers in all directions; to each he promised a rich reward, but tenfold to that one who should lead the lost one back to his arms.
Now the father and his friend gave up Haschem for lost; Naima's manly spirit was broken; grief for his lost son shortened his life; he soon became old: all joy had by this time fled from his mind; and his sorrow was only a little alleviated when his faithful friend Saad sat by him in the evening, talked with him of his son, relating the virtues by which he had been distinguished, and told him how it had been his darling wish that this excellent young man should marry his daughter Zoraine.
Quotes with NAIMA (1)
As long as I keep fighting every day, I know my dreams will happen. Most often, our dreams will not unfold exactly the way we expect them to, but if we keep working hard, our dreams WILL happen as long as we BELIEVE in them and in ourselves. This is called having faith, and it is a very important component of success!”-Naima Mora
Where this answer appears
Appears in: Boston Globe.
Used 1 time in crossword archives (2011).