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Yama

American  
[yuhm-uh] / ˈyʌm ə /

noun

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


Etymology

Origin of Yama

From the Sanskrit word yama

Example Sentences

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Yama Ahmadi, who sells flowers and gift boxes, said his employee was "very scared" by the blast.

From Barron's

Yama Seafood carries an incredible selection of premium uni, from multiple grades of Hokkaido to more local options like Maine and Santa Barbara.

From Salon

“In fact, yesterday morning I didn’t necessarily think Yama could either.”

From Los Angeles Times

"Last night I got a text saying 'Yama is preparing and doing everything he can to be ready for tomorrow'. I was like 'Yeah, that's great, he loves to compete, whatever'," Friedman said.

From Barron's

Given that your mom likes sushi experiences, make a stop at Yama Sushi Marketplace, conveniently located in your neighborhood.

From Los Angeles Times