Dani
- plural Dani (ˈdɑːnɪ) a member of a New Guinea people living in the central highlands of West Irian
- the language of this people, probably related to other languages of New Guinea
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Contemporary Examples
Dani Chiesi, a glamorous trader and Rajaratnam associate, was arrested and paraded in front of cameras sans makeup.
Charles Gasparino Details Insider-Trading Investigations in New Book, ‘Circle of Friends’William O’Connor
July 3, 2013
Dani Targaryen is the new girl in school but is still obsessed with dragons.
Viewed like this, the Dani violence is worse that the bloodiest Pacific battle of WWII.
Savaging Primitives: Why Jared Diamond’s ‘The World Until Yesterday’ Is Completely WrongStephen Corry
January 30, 2013
Diamond reckons the latter as 0.14 percent of the Dani population—more than at Okinawa.
Savaging Primitives: Why Jared Diamond’s ‘The World Until Yesterday’ Is Completely WrongStephen Corry
January 30, 2013
Yesterday Dani Dayan, head of the Council of Settlements, was interviewed on Israel Radio.
Historical Examples
But this man fell sick and died when he had come to the country of the Dani.
ProcopiusProcopius
After these they passed by the nations of the Dani, without suffering violence at the hands of the barbarians there.
ProcopiusProcopius
His ita gestis, Dani cum rege suo nomine Chlochilaico evectu navale per mare Gallias appetunt.
BeowulfR. W. Chambers
Quo euenit ut Sueones, paulo ante Dani potitores, ne su quidem salutis potientes existerent.
BeowulfR. W. Chambers
Unde cohors Teotonicorum exultatione perstrepebat: sed contra Dani desperationis consternati tristitia, gemebundi murmurabant.
BeowulfR. W. Chambers