Nida
[nid-uh]
- a female given name, form of Nydia.
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Examples from the Web for nida
Contemporary Examples
NIDA, he says, funds research that is “looking at safety and not efficacy.”
The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) handles all of the grants to perform research with cannabis.
A spokesperson for NIDA told The Daily Beast that independently-funded requests are “extremely rare.”
Historical Examples
“The books—they had been stolen from our store,” Nida went on after a time.
Whispers at DawnRoy J. Snell
Last November the survivors of the unfortunate yacht Nida reached us.
The Secrets of a KuttiteEdward O. Mousley
When Nida refused to see him they broke down the door and went to her room.
There is also an excellent hall which stands on the Nida mountains.
The Younger EddaSnorre
There is also a fair hall of ruddy gold, (for) Sindri, which stands on the mountains of Nida.
Demonology and Devil-loreMoncure Daniel Conway