rami

[ rey-mahy ]

noun

1. the plural of ramus.

rami

/ ˈreɪmaɪ /

noun

1. See ramus
   the plural of ramus

Example Sentences

However, Palestinian villagers are still shopping at settler-owned Rami Levy stores.

From The Daily Beast

Zeidan is playing a high-stakes game, according to Libyan intelligence official, Rami El Obeidi.

From The Daily Beast

Rami Hamdallah released a statement condemning the killings in Qalandia.

From The Daily Beast

In his short stint as PM, Rami Hamdallah failed to connect with the young folk or the old folk or any folk, really.

From The Daily Beast

For now Rami Hamdallah's abandoned throne remains empty and the Palestinian leadership remains woefully divided.

From The Daily Beast

The mandible is of extraordinary dimensions; very widely separated ‘ascending rami’ converge to the massive body of the jaw.

From Project Gutenberg

Each cirrus consists of a two-jointed pedicel, carrying two multiarticulated rami.

From Project Gutenberg

Each cirrus consists of a pedicel, having a long basal and a short upper segment, supporting two multiarticulate rami.

From Project Gutenberg

Cirri, the first pair has the rami unequal, in the proportion of about 19 segments in the longer ramus, to 16 in the shorter.

From Project Gutenberg

In the third cirrus, the posterior ramus is sometimes much elongated, but sometimes both rami are short and blunt.

From Project Gutenberg