mamo (Meaning)
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mamo (n)
black honeycreepers with yellow feathers around the tail; now extinct
Synonyms & Antonyms of mamo
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mamo Sentence Examples
- Mamo, the benevolent spirit, guided travelers through the treacherous forest.
- The mamo of the tribe held ancient wisdom and served as a spiritual leader.
- The mamo's words echoed through the mountains, carrying messages from the ancestors.
- In the mamo's presence, the air grew still and a sense of tranquility descended.
- The mamo's rituals invoked the powers of nature and the spirits.
- The mamo's healing touch soothed both physical and spiritual wounds.
- The mamo's prophecies warned of impending dangers and offered guidance for the future.
- The mamo's wisdom transcended time and generations.
- The mamo's teachings emphasized harmony, respect, and connection with the natural world.
- The mamo's legacy lived on, inspiring future generations to seek knowledge and spiritual enlightenment.
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black honeycreepers with yellow feathers around the tail; now extinct
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Mamo, the benevolent spirit, guided travelers through the treacherous forest.
The mamo of the tribe held ancient wisdom and served as a spiritual leader.
The mamo's words echoed through the mountains, carrying messages from the ancestors.
In the mamo's presence, the air grew still and a sense of tranquility descended.
