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naan
[ nahn ]
noun
- a leavened, often tear-shaped flatbread from South Asia, baked in a tandoor.
- Sometimes non. any of various leavened, oven-baked flatbreads from Central and Southeast Asia.
naan
/ nɑːn /
Word History and Origins
Origin of naan1
Example Sentences
She made a promise to her Naan’s dying son that she would always take care of his mother, and that her Naan would never be hungry.
Between bites of samosas and the naan, guests discussed immigration, linguistics, and the London Olympics.
Naan dunked in matzoh ball soup, served by a Yiddish-speaking waiter from Madras.
The Hungry Beast caught up with him to break some virtual naan and ask 12.
There was great danger to the morals and religion of the Is´ra-el-ites in the land of Ca´naan.
If they had stayed in Ca´naan the chosen family would have become lost among the heathen.
It was the purpose of Mo´ses to lead the people at once from Ka´desh up to Ca´naan.
Forty years after they crossed the Jor´dan, and entered Ca´naan a drilled and trained host, a conquering army.
What king, long after Josh´u-a, completed the conquest of Ca´naan?
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