Mani

[mah-nee]

noun

1. another name for Manes.

Mani

/ ˈmɑːnɪ /

noun

1. Also: Manes.  Manichaeus. ?216–?276 _ad , Persian prophet who founded Manichaeism

Example Sentences

"In just three days, we saw daily sign-ups increase from 3,000 to 350,000. In terms of our user base's active users, we saw a 100X jump, and that number is continuing to rise," Zoho CEO Mani Vembu told the BBC, adding that this also shows that users are "enthusiastic about a homegrown product that can meet all their unique needs and requirements".

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"We had initially planned to launch this app after E2EE, which would have happened in a couple of months," Mani Vembu said.

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When asked about what Arattai would do if it gets such requests, Mani Vembu says the company "wants its users to retain full control over their data while complying with the country's information technology rules and regulations".

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When Japan surrendered in 1945, bringing an end to World War Two and its colonisation of Korea, Mr Ahn and his younger brother, who had deserted the Japanese military, were hiding at their aunt's house at the foot of Mount Mani on Ganghwa Island.

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I soon learned that it’s impossible to tug on the “ropes” of sails with just the tips of my fingers to vainly try to protect my fresh mani.

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