The word "musa" is not a valid word in English.
It may be the root of many English words (e.g. museum), and depending on context, could be a valid loanword from another language, like Spanish.
As the journalist Musa Okwonga put it, "She should've swapped the female dancers for a bunch of twerking middle-aged men".
Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, a former defence minister who has spent years combating the militant group, said: "On TV they are exposing themselves to an intelligent military.
The Azare resident Musa Babale said the explosion "shook buildings" and sent residents running for shelter.
When Jonathan first appeared on the political scene in 2007, when Nigeria's then president, Olusegun Obasanjo, announced him as the running-mate of his party's next presidential candidate, Musa Yar'Adua, many mythologised the good fortune that seemed linked to Jonathan's first name.
And Musa acuminata malaccensis, a wild Asian fruit that is the precursor of edible bananas, is thought to be resistant to Panama disease.
The trade unions blamed Mr Musa, and told him to resign.
Yet though Mr Abbas has sacked some of the group, such as Arafat's cousin Musa Arafat (who was later murdered), he has been reluctant to move against other hangers-on, to the bafflement even of some of his close advisers.
This man, Musa Ali, once had 15 acres on which he grew mangoes, beans and maize.
"Hundreds of martyrs have fallen and we're under attack 24-hours a day … but today is like a holiday and we feel joy that a soldier is in our hands and we hope more will follow," said vegetable seller Musa Abu Attiyeh, pausing as an Israeli rocket whizzed past and crashed nearby, shaking his shop.
"We have been collecting bodies from all over the town, on the streets and in burnt homes," said a local resident, Musa Abba.
Signalling their approval, Egypt's security forces let Hamas's deputy leader in exile, Musa Abu Marzouq, make a rare journey from Cairo to Gaza.
