manawa

/ mɑːnɑːwɑː /

noun

1. another word for mangrove

Word History and Origins

Origin of manawa¹

Māori

Example Sentences

South Sudan’s minister of water resources and irrigation, Manawa Peter Gatkuoth, said that the project would also create avenues for infrastructural development, agriculture, river transport and tourism.

From Seattle Times

The released captives had been abducted on June 8 from Manawa village in Zamfara state, Mohammed Shehu, the state’s police spokesperson, said in a statement sent to Reuters on Wednesday.

From Reuters

Coffelt said the campground will be unique in the area thanks to its amenities, and an addition that will make the experience at Lake Manawa that much better for both area residents and outside visitors.

From Washington Times

“Lake Manawa is a big resource, it’s a very good location at the intersections of I-29 and the western side of the state. With that you’re at a great crossroads for a variety of folks to be able to access it,” he said.

From Washington Times

Lake boating, be it at Lake Manawa or Carter Lake, is no substitute for being on the river, she said.

From Washington Times