Sentence examples for word which means from inspiring English sources

The service is named "Sakhi," a Hindi word which means female friend.

He called the disease podagra, a Greek word which means a snare for the feet.

Everywhere I go now strangers stare and say an Arabic word which means "poor you".

Hipster has simply become a word which means the opposite of authentic".

The word, which means "be strong" and is pronounced "hah-DZHAS," has great significance for Mr. Peterson.

The Times's stylebook warns that the word, which means "enemy," is frequently hyperbolic in political and other contexts.

But he didn't say a word, which meant he knew nothing about China".

Bereaved once meant "robbed" and poison comes from a French word which meant simply "potion" or "draught".

The company agreed that it would not dun people who used the word, which meant that "Internet" now belongs to everybody, Mr. Kahn said.

The majority of hacking attacks cycle through dictionary words, which means if you use a real word in your password it is more likely to be broken.

The writer doesn't clarify confusing words, which means that if you write down a confusing word, the reader is left confused.