Adnah

[ ad-nuh ]

/ ˈæd nə /

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noun

a Manassite deserter from Saul's to David's army. 1 Chronicles 12:20.

a commander in King Jehosaphat's army. 2 Chronicles 17:14.

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Origin of Adnah

From Hebrew ʿAdnaḥ

Words nearby Adnah

admonition, admonitor, admonitory, admov., ADN, Adnah, adnate, adnation, ad nauseam, adnexa, adnominal

How to use Adnah in a sentence

The least movement might betray him, for the women sat quite near, and Adnah was facing him.
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Adnah presently returned, flushed rosy red by the exercise and more charming than ever.
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You, Adnah, was too young to protect yourself from a stepmother, but we came to your rescue.
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He thought he heard Adnah's voice and the sounds of a scuffle in the house, and it gave him inspiration.
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Adnah had gradually hitched closer to him, and now her hand, unreproved, stole affectionately to his shoulder.
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