Jahel

[jey-uhl]

noun

Douay Bible.

1. Jael.

Example Sentences

One of them, Jahel Torres of a national group called Pasos por la Vida, suggested there were health risks because abortion pills were being distributed by non-medical personnel.

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And Jahel has apparently never had a conversation that did not involve warning someone of the mystic dangers of the Boiuna.

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The two male members of the family secured American wives; Le Ray himself married a Miss Coxe, and their son a Miss Jahel, both of New York.

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The same expression is applied to two other women in the Holy Scripture—viz., to Jahel and Judith.

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My host, notwithstanding the antiquity of his family and his studious character, is not one of the initiated, he is but a Jâhel, yet he probably serves his people best in that capacity, as he is thereby enabled to hold government employments.

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