mannas (Meaning)
mannas
the sweetish dried exudate of a Eurasian ash (especially Fraxinus ornus) that contains mannitol and has been used as a laxative and demulcent, a usually sudden and unexpected source of gratification, pleasure, or gain, the sweetish dried exudate of a European ash (especially Fraxinus ornus) that contains mannitol and has been used as a laxative and demulcent, a product that is similar to manna and is excreted by a scale insect (Trabutina mannipara) feeding on the tamarisk, a similar product excreted by a scale insect (Trabutina mannipara) feeding on the tamarisk, a usually sudden and unexpected source of pleasure or gain, food miraculously supplied to the Israelites in the wilderness, divinely supplied spiritual nourishment, food miraculously supplied to the Israelites in their journey through the wilderness
Synonyms & Antonyms of mannas
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- entertainments
- solaces
- reliefs
- amusements
- recreations
- fun
- gratifications
- diversions
- indulgences
- kicks
- comforts
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mannas Sentence Examples
- The Israelites wandered in the wilderness for forty years, sustaining themselves on mannas sent down from heaven.
- The mannas were small, edible flakes that resembled coriander seeds.
- The taste of the mannas was like that of wafers with honey.
- Each morning, the Israelites gathered the mannas before the sun grew hot, as it would melt.
- The mannas provided the Israelites with nourishment and sustained their lives during their arduous journey.
- God miraculously provided the mannas to demonstrate his care and provision for his people.
- The story of the mannas serves as a reminder of God's faithfulness and his ability to meet the needs of his people.
- The mannas were not only a physical sustenance but also a symbol of God's presence and guidance.
- The Israelites relied heavily on the mannas as their main source of nourishment during their wilderness wanderings.
- The mannas were a gift from God that humbled the Israelites and taught them to depend on him for their daily sustenance.
FAQs About the word mannas
the sweetish dried exudate of a Eurasian ash (especially Fraxinus ornus) that contains mannitol and has been used as a laxative and demulcent, a usually sudden
joys, treats, delights,feasts, gases, gasses, delectations, pleasures, entertainments, solaces
afflictions, scourges, curses,evils, plagues, disadvantages, nuisances, tribulations,pests, bothers
The Israelites wandered in the wilderness for forty years, sustaining themselves on mannas sent down from heaven.
The mannas were small, edible flakes that resembled coriander seeds.
The taste of the mannas was like that of wafers with honey.
Each morning, the Israelites gathered the mannas before the sun grew hot, as it would melt.
