Dinah
[dahy-nuh]
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noun
Also Douay Bible, Di·na. the daughter of Jacob and Leah. Gen. 30:21.
a female given name: from a Hebrew word meaning “vindicated.”
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Contemporary Examples of dinah
At first everyone was apprehensive about it, but I said to her, “You sound like you were influenced by Dinah Washington.”
Who and what is fresh in the new edition edited by Dinah Birch?
Historical Examples of dinah
Dinah and Brian (pointing roguishly and with satisfaction at Olivia).
Mr. Pim Passes ByAlan Alexander Milne
He has also told his sister that when Dinah dies he shall not marry again.
Give them to me, Dinah, I will strike a light while you attend to your mistress.
A Roving CommissionG. A. Henty
She looked up and saw her father and old Dinah waiting to greet her.
Little Golden's DaughterMrs. Alex. McVeigh Miller
"I will not urge you against the voice of your own heart," said Dinah.
Adam BedeGeorge Eliot
Dinah
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