Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Alman

👉 The word 'alman' refers to a type of astronomical calendar that is used primarily in Islamic religious beliefs. The alman includes various astronomical elements such as the moon phases, eclipses, and astrology.

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👉 The term 'almanac' refers to a type of traditional Andean medicine that originated in Peru. The term is derived from the Quechua word for "herbal." It involves the use of plant extracts and medicinal herbs, as well as a variety of dietary habits and practices.

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👉 'Almanacs' is a term that refers to scientific instruments used for predicting celestial events, such as eclipses and meteorological phenomena.

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👉 The term "almanac" refers to a traditional dish in Jamaica that is made using black-eyed peas, tomatoes, and spices. It is often served as a vegetarian option with fish or chicken.

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👉 The English word "almander" is derived from the Middle English word "almanar," which means a symbol or token of good fortune.

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👉 The word "almandine" is derived from the Arabic term al-manda, which means "earth". It refers to a variety of minerals that are found in Iran and other parts of the Middle East. Almandines have been used for medicinal purposes for centuries.

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👉 Almonds are edible nuts derived from the almond tree (Prunus amygdalina) which produce a white, nutty-flavored fruit that has long been used in culinary traditions worldwide. Almonds are also known as macadamias and kernels.

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👉 'Almandite' is a common name for a type of mineral, with the specific meaning being a soft, crystalized substance with a bright luster that can change colors depending on exposure to light and temperature.

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👉 The word "almner" means a person who is not afraid of public speaking or being out in the open.

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👉 The word "almanon" refers to a collection of divinatory charts and predictions, usually produced by a priest or prophet during a time of crisis or transition. It is derived from the Greek word "alma," meaning "mind."

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