Manala

American  

[mahn-l-uh] / ˈmɑn l ə /

noun

1. Tuonela.

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Example Sentences

Therefore Tuoni's blackest daughter, Manala's most hideous damsel, Came unto the house of Pohja, Came to Sariola's great bathroom, 100 That she there might bear her children, And she might bring forth her offspring.

From Project Gutenberg

And on earth is song more cheerful, Than to Manala if banished.

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And the sun knew all about it, And the sun made answer plainly: "There has gone your son unhappy, He has fallen and has perished, Down in Tuoni's murky river, Manala's primeval river,190 There in the tremendous cataract, Where the torrent rushes downward, There on Tuonela's dark frontier, There in Manala's deep valleys."

From Project Gutenberg

"Tell me now, my son unhappy, Tell me that my ears may hear it,570 Who to Manala has sent thee, There to drift in Tuoni's river?"

From Project Gutenberg

And with rapid steps he hastened, Wandered for a week through bushes, Through bird-cherry for a second, And through juniper the third week, Straight to Manala's dread island.

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