Rumi

[ Persian roo-mee ]

noun

1. Ja·lal ud-din [jah-, lahl, ood-, deen, oo, d-, ja-]. Jalal ud-din Rumi.

Example Sentences

Beyoncé also recently enlisted the help of her younger daughter, Rumi, as she recorded her new album, “Cowboy Carter.”

From Los Angeles Times

Rumi Missabu, an avant-garde drag performer who was best known as a member of the anarchic, glitter-encrusted, hippie-drag troupe known as the Cockettes, which bloomed briefly at the turn of the 1970s in San Francisco, died on April 2 at his home in Oakland, Calif. He was 76.

From New York Times

Their members were a diverse collective that included Rumi, a voluble drama student from Los Angeles.

From New York Times

Protector is a gentle, touching ode to motherhood, introduced by a voice note of Beyoncé's daughter Rumi pleading, "Mum can I hear the lullaby please?"

From BBC

Beyoncé was at the Super Bowl in Las Vegas alongside her husband Jay-Z and daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi.

From BBC