[FN#374] [In the MS. "wáraytaní ilà l-turáb" = thou hast given me over to the ground for concealment, iii. form of "wara," which takes the meaning of "hiding," "keeping secret." ❋ Anonymous (1855)
My friend counseled me on clothing choice- longsleeves please, but no headcovering necessary; her aunts fed us non-stop while showing us how to roll tiny grape leaves wara 'ainab, the cousins pointed out the family's orchards among the rolling hills, some pock-marked by Israeli bombs, the uncles bought the best tiny lambs on offer from a local herdsman. ❋ Mercedes (2008)
The procession, called a “wara”, is made up mostly of women and children from both families. ❋ IWPR (2008)
The lands to its north are known as Ma wara al-Nahr (Mawerannahar) or “What is behind the stream,” = Transoxiana and their capitals were successively Samarcand and Bokhara. ❋ Unknown (2006)
I have spent many hours rolling wara ainab and they are indeed delicious! ❋ Mercedes (2007)
I have been collaborating, mainly with mitch (the main author of the name game) and also obtaining some help on the Edna game making forum (wara) and tony is always helpful when I ask him a question. ❋ Bill Kerr (2006)
A senator who only wants peace, Kai finds himself opposed to the Pharaoh's wara position that may cost him dearly as assassins target his family. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Twelve stately Elephants a front combine/In mimic wara formidable line! ❋ Unknown (2002)
Faiz instantly pressed his handle, and the great noise and dust and blackness burst up, as at Mudow-wara a week before, and enveloped me where I sat, while the green-yellow sickly smoke of lyddite hung sluggishly about the wreck. ❋ Thomas Edward (2003)
For side dishes Peter ordered torshi, which while translating vaguely as "pickle," included a diversity of vegetables that had been soaked in a very spicy brine; wara einab, which were grape leaves stuffed with small quantities of rice; and khaltay a rice dish made with raisins, nuts and chunks of meat and liver. ❋ Lambert, Willa (1982)
Mary at once said, "I'll get quietness," and springing into the middle of the compound she seemed to exert her utmost will-power, and, crying in the native manner, "_Soi, wara do_" (Shoo, go out there!), pointed to the door. ❋ W. P. Livingstone (N/A)
Previously I had seen Barbastro in brief glimpses, and it had seemed to me simply a part of the wara grey, muddy, cold place, full of roaring lorries and shabby troops. ❋ Unknown (1938)
In Ashikaga (fourteenth century) the performances were in Tadasu ga wara, and the stage was open on all sides. ❋ Unknown (1916)
They practically founded Upper Canada under Colonel Simcoe, its first 'Governor, who had commanded the "Queen's Rangers" in the wara corps which saw hard fighting and suffered severe losses in that contest: ❋ Unknown (1911)
Coming up the gorge alone in the falling of the light, I heard the voice of a man singing at the door of my house; and it was the voice of Daoud Shah, and the song that he sang was '_Dray wara yow dee_' -- 'All three are one.' ❋ Rudyard Kipling (1900)
Häfde land-wara lîge befangen, bæle and bronde; beorges getrûwode, wîges and wealles: him seó wên geleáh. ❋ Robert Sharp (1879)
Hæfde land-wara līge befangen, bǣle and bronde; beorges getruwode, wīges and wealles: him sēo wēn gelēah. ❋ Robert Sharp (1879)
Upon a sando-wara, or small straw mat, such as is used to close the end of a rice-bale, one or more kawarake, or small earthenware vessels, are placed. ❋ Lafcadio Hearn (1877)
