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simba

/ ˈsɪmbə /

noun

Origin of simba¹

Swahili

A Simba commander yelled the order and anxious rebels began ricocheting bullets into the fleeing group.

In 1964, Kabila had been a Simba leader, and Mobutu had commanded the Congolese army.

A Simba soldier passed twice in front of the glass door and left, failing to spot the stowaways.

Elton John reportedly rejected that idea, which is how the now-famous love scene between Simba and Nala came to be.

“Everything you see exists together in a delicate balance,” he says to Simba.

In the early hours of morning, we stopped at Simba, the "Place of Lions," where the station-master has many lion scares even now.

Simba led the rout and the head-priest brought up the rear, skipping along upon one leg.

With a slow, steady pull he dragged Simba from the chair so that he fell upon the ground near his left foreleg.

Our carriage stopped upon a siding at Simba Station for three days, in order that we might more closely examine the local fauna.

The country all around is devastated, and Arab force is at Simba's.

April 17, 2024axolotl

[ak-suh-lot-l ]

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