Adama

[ad-uh-muh]

noun

1. the Douay Bible name of Admah.

Example Sentences

With Newcastle on the ropes, Adama Boiro lashed a ferocious strike off the woodwork from 18 yards.

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"The president is in good shape and ready to serve again," says government spokesman Adama Coulibaly, pointing to major public works and investor confidence as proof of the country's stability.

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"It's reassuring to have the army here. If they leave the area, I'm going too," said Adama Ouattara, a youth leader in the northeastern village of Moro Moro.

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The pair disagreed, especially over Nuno's desire to sign winger Adama Traore - someone he worked with successfully at Wolves - from Fulham.

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Fulham did not have much luck with the decisions that went against them in their defeat by Chelsea last time out, but they were able to bring on Adama Traore, Emile Smith-Rowe, Raul Jimenez and Harry Wilson as they chased that game.

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