zillah
[zil-uh]
- (in British India) any of the districts into which a province was divided for administrative purposes.
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Origin of zillah
1790–1800; < Hindi zila < Persian ẓilaʿ < Arabic ḍilʿ part
Zillah
[zil-uh]
- one of the two wives of Lamech. Gen. 4:19.
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Historical Examples of zillah
Zillah was a sick woman—too sick to be anything but civil to Josephine.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1909 to 1922Lucy Maud Montgomery
The ringlets of Zillah were black; those of Eva were golden.
BurlesquesWilliam Makepeace Thackeray
We shall have to feed them every hour,” said Roger, “Zillah says so.
Our FrankAmy Walton
When he turned towards the spot where Zillah had stood—she was gone!
The BuccaneerMrs. S. C. Hall
He admitted Zillah to a knowledge of this cave, as a place in which she might shelter.
The BuccaneerMrs. S. C. Hall