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Yama

[yuhm-uh]

noun

Hindu Mythology.
  1. the Vedic god presiding over the underworld.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of Yama1

From the Sanskrit word yama
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Example Sentences

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“He dominated today, and I feel like it wasn’t even the best version of Yama, which is crazy,” reliever Evan Phillips said.

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“The fluidness, the effortlessness, the way it comes out of your hand. That’s how you should throw. DeGrom and Yama are two of the best that just, like, make it look really easy.”

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Typically we try not to go out to dinner on Sundays, so what I’d do from there is drive to a place called Yama Sushi in San Gabriel.

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Ms Yama is also estranged from her family.

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Chinese state media Global Times reported Dec. 4 that Yama Sakura is aimed at China and the addition of Australian forces is a “dangerous obsession in hyping the China threat theory.”

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