Janina

[ yah-nee-nah ]

noun

1. Serbian name of Ioannina.

Janina

/ ˈjaniːna /

noun

1. the Serbian name for Ioánnina

Example Sentences

Humanitarian aid workers and aid facilities are entitled to heightened protections, because they deliver relief to endangered civilians, said Janina Dill, a co-director of the Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict.

From New York Times

These inaccuracies and errors may violate Israel's obligation under international law to provide "effective advanced warnings", says Janina Dill, co-director of the Oxford Institute of Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict.

From BBC

Janina Dill, co-director at Oxford University’s Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict, described the hospital raid as “quite a graphic and significant challenge to international law.”

From Los Angeles Times

She set up Alisha Lehmann midway through the first half but the forward's one-on-one effort was saved by Leicester keeper Janina Leitzig.

From BBC

Born in May 1908 as Maria Krystyna Janina Skarbek, she was the daughter of a Polish count and, through her mother, an heir to a Jewish banking family.

From BBC