bani
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ban
1verb (used with object), banned, ban·ning.
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4noun, plural ba·ni [bah-nee] /ˈbɑ ni/.
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embargo, restriction, refusal, injunction, prohibition, boycott, censorship, prohibit, bar, halt, prevent, suppress, outlaw, restrict, exclude, proscribe, proscription, stoppage, interdiction, limitationExamples from the Web for bani
Contemporary Examples of bani
Bani Walid had become a center for fugitives from justice.
But they admitted many hardcore Bani Walid fighters had slipped away during the night.
The already existent ill will between the two tribes increased last year when Bani Walid sided with Gaddafi during the uprising.
The United Nations has expressed concern about the assault on Bani Walid, 105 miles from Tripoli.
For three days, Bani Walid has come under withering Grad rocket barrages.
Historical Examples of bani
There are no good authorities for the war at Muraisi with the Bani Mustalik.
A Critical Exposition of the Popular 'Jihd'Moulavi Gergh Ali
The war of Basús has been already alluded to under Bani Bakr.
A Critical Exposition of the Popular 'Jihd'Moulavi Gergh Ali
Zerbanitum, as though compounded of zer (seed), and bani (create).
The Religion of Babylonia and AssyriaMorris Jastrow
Then the women interfered, and Bani went away for a few days.
Mashi and Other StoriesRabindranath Tagore
He lived by chewing one pice worth of gram and lodged the rest of his earnings with a bani.
Chaitanya's Life And TeachingsKrishna das Kaviraja