Mr. Olmert said he had suggested to Mr. Abbas that Jerusalem's holy basin, meaning the walled Old City and nearby areas, would be held in trust by a consortium of five nations: Palestine, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the United States.
Since the word "Bible" is derived from, meaning "holy books", it is likely that the artbook's title is a reference to the Holy Books that play an important role in the series' plot.
In Russia, such women are known as shakhidki, the feminine Russian variant for the Arabic word meaning holy warriors who sacrifice their lives.
In the protest at the Baghdad mosque on Friday, the air filled with shouts of "Down, down America!" and "Jihad, jihad, our way is jihad!" meaning holy war, as well as incantations in praise of martyrdom.
And her case is not helped by the headlines that quote her as making speeches in America in which she called for jihad, a word meaning "holy struggle" but often taken to imply violence.Heartened by Ms Kavakci's refusal to remove her headscarf, thousands of pro-Islamic students have been clashing with the police since the beginning of May in the eastern province of Malatya.
Other scholars have suggested that the name Tiruchirappalli is a rewording of Tiru-chinna-palli, meaning "holy little town".
From 1926 he started to sign himself as Sri Aurobindo, Sri (meaning holy in Sanskrit) being commonly used as an honorific.
In a letter to Nietzsche dated 12 June 1872, Wagner explained that he had derived Weiawaga from old German and that it was related to Weihwasser, meaning holy water.
(Just this Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court denied an appeal of the Holy Land Five, meaning that five men will spend from 15 to 65 years in prison for making contributions to Palestinian groups).
Þorsteinn includes as a name element the god Thor and means "Thor's stone," while Vésteinn includes the word vé, a temple or sanctuary, and when used in a personal name means "holy," giving the name the meaning "holy stone".
