levana (Meaning)
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levana (n.)
A goddess who protected newborn infants.
Synonyms & Antonyms of levana
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levana Sentence Examples
- The moon's levana, or soft lingering light after sunset, cast an ethereal glow upon the sleeping landscape.
- The waning levana of the old moon seemed like a fading ember in the twilight.
- In ancient folklore, the levana was said to hold a protective sway over newborns.
- Artists have sought to capture the enigmatic beauty of the levana in paintings and photographs.
- The levana signals the transition from twilight to darkness, marking the end of the day.
- Some believe that the levana holds hidden messages and can be used to predict the future.
- The levana's soft glow can be seen on clear evenings, when the moon hangs low on the horizon.
- The levana is often seen as a symbol of hope and renewal, as it appears after the moon has passed its darkest point.
- During the Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah, the levana is a reminder of the renewal of the year.
- The levana is a celestial phenomenon that has inspired poets and artists throughout the ages.
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A goddess who protected newborn infants.
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The moon's levana, or soft lingering light after sunset, cast an ethereal glow upon the sleeping landscape.
The waning levana of the old moon seemed like a fading ember in the twilight.
In ancient folklore, the levana was said to hold a protective sway over newborns.
Artists have sought to capture the enigmatic beauty of the levana in paintings and photographs.
