Othman

[oth-muhn, ooth-mahn]

noun

plural

Othmans 

1. Osman.

2. Ottoman.

Othman

/ ˈɒθmən, ɒθˈmɑːn /

adjective

1. a variant of Ottoman

Example Sentences

Contributors included Serife Tol, an associate professor of mechanical engineering at U-M; Othman Oudghiri-Idrissi of the University of Texas; and Carson Willey and Abigail Juhl of AFRL.

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"Both sides have deliberately targeted civilians through attacks, summary executions, arbitrary detention, torture, and inhuman treatment in detention facilities, including denial of food, sanitation, and medical care," said Fact-Finding Mission chair, Mohamed Chande Othman.

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"Our findings leave no room for doubt: civilians are paying the highest price in this war," Mr Othman added.

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"In most of the death certificates, they only wrote 'infijar', which means explosion," says Kamaran Othman from Community Peacemaker Teams.

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"The sheer scale of sexual violence we have documented in Sudan is staggering," said Mohamed Chande Othman, chair of the UN's fact-finding mission when its previous report was published in October.

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