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Othman

American  
[oth-muhn, ooth-mahn] / ˈɒθ mən, ʊθˈmɑn /

noun

plural

Othmans
  1. Osman.

  2. Ottoman.


Othman British  
/ ˈɒθmən, ɒθˈmɑːn /

adjective

  1. a variant of Ottoman

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Civil society activist Nouri Ben Othman described Haddad as "an emblematic figure for our nation".

From Barron's

The islanders elect their own regional president and incumbent Hussein Mwinyi of the CCM is seeking another term, but faces stiff competition from ACT-Wazalendo's Othman Masoud - who has been serving as his deputy in a unity administration.

From BBC

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.

From Science Daily

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

From BBC

“Given the failure of the warring parties to spare civilians, it is imperative that an independent and impartial force with a mandate to safeguard civilians be deployed without delay,” the UN mission’s lead, Chande Othman, said.

From BBC