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Nama

Noun (Singular):

1. In Hindu philosophy, nama refers to the act of recalling or chanting the divine names of deities as a form of devotion or meditation.

Sample Sentence: The devotees gathered at the temple to engage in nama and seek blessings from the gods.

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Noun (Plural):

1. In Indonesian language, namas are small, bite-sized snacks or appetizers commonly served during special occasions or gatherings.

Sample Sentence: The host prepared a variety of namas including crispy fried tofu and flavorful stuffed dumplings.

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Verb:

1. The word "nama" can be used as a verb in various contexts, including:

a) To name or give a title to someone or something.

Sample Sentence: The parents decided to nama their newborn baby girl "Aria".

b) To mention or acknowledge someone or something.

Sample Sentence: The speaker took a moment to nama all the people who contributed to the success of the event.

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Adjective:

1. As an adjective, nama can describe something as raw, uncooked, or untouched.

Sample Sentence: The sushi chef presented a platter of nama fish, showcasing the freshness and delicate flavors.

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Local Usage:

In certain regions, particularly in Hawaii, nama is a local term used to refer to a type of seaweed salad.

Sample Sentence: The Hawaiian restaurant serves a delicious nama salad made with fresh seaweed and tangy dressing.

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