In [th]e castel [th]e steward sat atte mete, And mani lording was bi him sete.
Truly it shall be that it is owing to filial love that we go," said Mani Morgor.
The seven daughters of Regamon do the Mani in love now seek: If those maidens' hands they can gain by the deed, they will heed the words we speak.
Some of you," said Mani Morgor, "should go to find out how to enter into the burg; and to test the love of maidens.
Mani Mingar, with two others, went until he came upon three of the maidens at the water-springs, and at once he and his comrades drew their swords against them.
Ni biad isin bith tochur bad ferr mani bethe oca There would not be in the world a causeway which is better, if not (men) had been at n-descin Forracbad de bochtae and iartain.
The whole of the pursuing host overtook Mani Morgor, and brought defeat upon him.
But she favoured him with her left hand, which he retained, while she stooped over the hammock and kissed Lilámani on both cheeks.
She it was who had championed his choice of a bride: and Lilámani had justified her championship to the full.
Then Christine flew to her beloved piano; and Lilámani wandered away to her no less beloved rose-garden.
Certainly it did not occur to Lilámani that any trouble in Europe could invade the sanctities of her home, or affect the shining destiny of Roy.
She had frankly explained matters to her beloved Lilámani as they strolled together on the lawn, while Roy was enlightening Joe on the farther side of the yew hedge.
Roy and Lilámani could frankly detest her--and there an end.
Lilámani and irritation simply could not co-exist within him; and he was on his feet when she opened the door.
And this unorthodox fashion of imbibing knowledge in the very lap of the Earth Mother, was Lilámani Sinclair's impracticable idea of 'giving lessons'!
The man replied that his name was Mani and that his home was a very little way off; and he said that they would win more honour by breaking into barrows and plundering the treasures of ghosts.
Goldeboru was hoten; 284 For hire was mani a ter igroten.
The following is his own note at its close:-- "Hasta aqui termina el libro titulado Chilambalam que se conserva en el Pueblo de Mani en poder del maestro de Capilla.
The entire omission of the introductory paragraph of the Mani chronicle, with its references to the Quetzalcoatl myth, is noteworthy.
The first missionaries that came to Mani were Fathers Villalpando and Benavente, in 1547 (Cogolludo, Hist.
Peter, the Mani Kanaka, took his discharge here, as he had no desire to go to America, and had been offered a chance as boatsteerer in a Sydney whaler.
As I struck into the path leading towards the landing I encountered Peter, the Mani Kanaka, coming out of the bypath through the bushes.
On a smooth wall of rock "Om mani padme hum" is hewn in characters a yard high.
On six of them each of the holy characters is incised, and each of the gigantic characters is again filled in with the invariable alpha and omega of Lamaism, "Om mani padme hum.
All day long, whatever the duration of the journey, the believer turns his prayer-mill and babbles in chanting tones "Om mani padme hum.
On all the roads we ride daily past wall-like stone cists covered with slabs, on which the formula "Om mani padme hum" is carved.
On the sides of granite rocks polished smooth by wind and weather figures of Buddha are frequently cut, and below them, as well as on fallen boulders, can be read in gigantic characters "Om mani padme hum.
I heard them when the sun rose and when I blew out my light, and I did not escape them even in the wilderness, for my own men murmured "Om mani padme hum.
In the ears of the Tibetan another saying rings, the mystical formula "Om mani padme hum," not only on his wanderings to the goal of his pilgrimage, but throughout his life.
More frequently than an Ave Maria or a Paternoster in the Catholic world, "Om manipadme hum" forms an accompaniment to the life and wanderings of humanity over half Asia.
These six classes of living beings correspond to the six syllables of the formula 'Om mani padme houm.
The shepherds of these regions are in the habit of cutting from them large slabs, on which they carve the image of Buddha, or the formula "Om mani padme houm," and which they afterwards place on the roadside.
He also initiated the king into the mysteries of Buddhism, and communicated to him the sacred formula "Om mani padme houm," which spread rapidly through all the countries of Thibet and Mongolia.
According to the opinion of the celebrated orientalist Klaproth, "Om mani padme houm" is merely the Thibetian transcription of a Sanscrit formula brought from India to Thibet.
According to the explanation of the Regent, the mani would be, as it were, the summary of a vast pantheism, the basis of the whole belief of the Buddhists.
The literal sense, then, of this phrase is this: Om mani padme houm.
On all the flags that float above the doors, or from the summit of the public edifices, there is always a mani printed in Landza, Tartar, and Thibetian characters.
They pay tribute to Mani Kesock, and bring all their elephants' teeth and tails to him.
There is another Lord, to the eastward, which is called Mani Kesock, and he is eight days' journey from Mayombe.
Then, Mani Bock cometh to Cay, Mani Salag cometh to Bock, and Mani Cabango cometh to Salag.
The first is Mani Cabango,[156] the second Mani Salag, the third Mani Bock, the fourth Mani Cay.
Then I went to Bengo again, to Mani Kaswea, and passed over the river, and went to the lake of Casansa.
The town of Mani Longo is three miles from the waterside, and standeth on a great plain.
Lopez), between river Loje and Onzo, the same as Mani Mbumbi.
This Mani Cay is next to be king, and hath his train and court as a Prince.
Mani or Muene, lord and even king, as Muene Putu, King of Portugal, but also applied to a mere village chief.
From Cape Negro northward is a great Lord calledMani Seat,[177] which has the greatest store of elephants' teeth of any Lord in the kingdom of Longo, for his people practice nothing else but to kill elephants.
Yet Garcia de Resende and Ruy de Pina, in their Chronicles of King Joao II, only know a Mani Sonho, whom Joao de Barros calls Mani Sono.
They knew that the central region of the Ika-na-Mani is essentially volcanic.
This couplet he inscribed on the walls of the Council Chamber, in 1495:-- 'E sappi che chi vuol parlamento Vuol torti dalle mani il reggimento.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mani" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
