manna in Portuguese
manna in Portuguese is maná — manna means in the Bible, the food that miraculously appeared to feed the Israelites in the desert.
manna in Portuguese
maná
What does "manna" mean?
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noun In the Bible, the food that miraculously appeared to feed the Israelites in the desert.
"According to Exodus, manna fell from the sky each morning."
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noun Something unexpected and welcome, especially good fortune that arrives without effort.
"The tax refund felt like manna from heaven after such a tight month."
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manna in a sentence
- According to Exodus, manna fell from the sky each morning.
- The tax refund felt like manna from heaven after such a tight month.
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What is "manna" in Portuguese?
"manna" in Portuguese is maná. manna means: In the Bible, the food that miraculously appeared to feed the Israelites in the desert.
How do you use "manna" in a sentence?
Example: "According to Exodus, manna fell from the sky each morning." In Portuguese, "manna" is maná.
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