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almah
[ al-muh ]
noun
- (in Egypt) a woman or girl who dances or sings professionally.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of almah1
From Egyptian Arabic ʿalmah, variant of Arabic ʿālimah, literally, “knowledgeable”
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Example Sentences
The king’s priests outlaw witches, so Almah is shunned.
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Almah keeps the drum a secret as a cruel king, Kinich Kak Ek, rises to power in Uxmal.
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Uneasy with the prophecy, Kinich Kak Ek rules brutally and expands his kingdom by force, conquering Kabah, where Almah lives, and other nearby cities.
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That work, appearing on one of the two programs comprising the company’s Joyce Theater engagement, is joined by Katarzyna Skarpetowska’s “Almah,” a work inspired by her childhood in Poland, with accompanied by live, original music from Ljova.
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Perhaps “Almah” is too understated.
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