subha

British  

/ ˈsuːbaː /

noun

1. Islam a string of beads used in praying and meditating

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Etymology

Origin of subha

from Arabic

Example Sentences

Dr. Subha Raman, a cardiologist at Indiana University, said similar registries face a lot of regulatory oversight.

From Seattle Times

One of the young men, Subha Rai, watches the body of his uncle leave, and he fights back tears.

From Washington Post

"One third of our traffic today comes from mobile," says Subha Shetty, director of product marketing at Simply Hired, a job listing site based in Sunnyvale, California.

From BBC

Subha Madhavan, a bioinformatician at Georgetown University, is building databases that will be used by FDA scientists looking to understand why people respond to drugs in different ways, and how vaccines might be linked to autoimmune disease.

From Nature

Yousef's mother, Subha, was similarly unforgiving.

From Reuters