Mina is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MINA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an ancient unit of weight and value
• A monetary unit formerly used in Greece and the Middle East, equivalent to the weight of one mina in silver. (Rendered ‘pound’ in some English translations of the N.T.).
• A unit of weight formerly used in the Middle East, especially in Mesopotamia and Palestine, and in Egypt.
• A unit of weight formerly used in ancient Greece, equal to 1/60th of a talent and 100 drachmas.
• ancient unit of weight and money, used in Asia Minor
• An ancient weight or denomination of money, of varying value. The Attic mina was valued at a hundred drachmas.
• See Myna.
• tropical Asian starlings
• A monetary unit formerly used in Greece and the Middle East, equivalent to the weight of one mina in silver. (Rendered ‘pound’ in some English translations of the N.T.).

Words related to MINA

maneh10 minae7 minas7 mna5

How to use MINA in a sentence

• She stopped for Mina Heinzman, and the two walked around to the stable, where the men harnessed old Prince into the phaeton.
• He turned abruptly, and with an air of authority brushed toward the tug, followed closely by Carroll and Mina.
• Carroll and Mina stayed until dusk and after, watching the long heavy labour of rescue.
• And somebody had to take care of poor Mina until we could get help.
• And I haf left my daughter, my daughter Mina, all alone mit dose people to come and tell you.
• You, whose wife comes in and saves my Mina when the others runs away.
• Georgio de la Mina, a few degrees north of the line, to secure the trade of gold dust, which was chiefly carried on at that place.
• The mina, perhaps, ate the insects, but he also ate everything else, including fruit.
• The talking mina was dancing on my bare stomach and calling out his human vocabulary.
• That the greatest number of these are at Kommendo, Mina, and Kormantin.
• All my friends, in the days when I had friends, used to shorten this to Mina.
• Many parts of the state are wild and hilly, inhabited by a large Mina population, formerly notorious as a race of robbers.
• But the other two, Kate Sanders and Mina Westervelt, with bowed heads and without a word, scurried by him and passed on down the line.
• And further, that after her went a shippe of twelue score named the Shaudet all alone, and after her a ship of fourescore, and both for the Mina.
• And here the Negros shewed vs that there was an English ship at the Mina, which had brought one of the Negros againe, which Robert Gaynsh tooke away.
• William Towrson to the coast of Guinie, and the Castle de Mina, in the yeere 1577.
• And by all accounts Mina ran him close for brutal ferocity.
• Keith looked and looked at those breasts until Mina noticed him and actually began to blush.
• Why should Mina wear a piece of clothing that even Keith could see was quite unfitted for such a use.
• After that Mina did not go in bathing with the children.
• On returning towards the coast, he met the captains Mina and Salcedo, who had rode to meet him with several of the cavalry which had disembarked.
• Meanwhile, Lina and Mina approached the strange child slowly and shyly, stopping every now and then, and saying nothing, and then they went a little nearer still.
• Mina here, and Rudolph there, Lina here, and Godfrey there.
• On her way to the house she passed Mina who was coming out to join her with her sewing.
• Mina was an inexperienced little thing, for she was the youngest of the family, but still she was quick-witted enough to guess something of what had taken place.
• First of all you catch my fish secretly in the black pool, and then you catch little Mina in the arbor before my very eyes.
• Rudolph studied agriculture and, when he had mastered his subject, returned to Rexow, where he was intrusted with the management of the farm, and married Mina.
• Mina looked for all the world like a rosy apple lying on a silver plate surrounded by its green leaves as she stood there in her white satin gown and myrtle wreaths.
• Mina! as I wept at losing thee, so weep I still to have lost thee also in myself.
• I have laid my hand on a letter from Mina of this date, which I still retain.
• Mina sat there, pale and lovely as the first snow which often in the autumn kisses the last flowers and then instantly dissolves into bitter water.
• Mina with a flower-wreath in her hair floated by me, and smiled kindly upon me.
• I cannot certainly determine whether he ever went to Mina or Guinea during the life of this wife.
• Madame Mina took her station a little distance behind her.

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