Jamal

or Ja·maal

[ juh-mahl ]

noun

1. a male given name: from an Arabic word meaning “beauty.”

Example Sentences

Anthony Ralston has been regularly pilloried since being pitched into an unfamiliar wing-back role against the dovetailing Florian Wirtz and Jamal Musiala in Munich, but Celtic’s reserve right-back has been strong in the face of so much flak.

From BBC

"Jamal Lewis came in with an ankle issue and he has left the camp as well, so we have a 25-man squad and we have more than enough to get through the two games."

From BBC

Kamala Harris' former communications director Jamal Simmons has a wild suggestion that CNN's "State of the Union" hosts can only laugh at and dismiss.

From Salon

"Jamal's out here writing the next season of 'House of Cards,'" says Jennings.

From Salon

But Jamal Simmons, the vice-president's former communication director, called it a "trap", arguing any distance would have only handed Republicans another attack line for being disloyal.

From BBC