By the Chronicles a brief account is given of a match between Nomi and Taema-no-Kuehaya.
I want to drink some water,' mizzu vo nomi tó gozaru or mizzu vo nomi tó zonzuru, but these last two forms are more noble.
I do not want to drink water,' and mizzu vonomi tǒ mo gozaranu.
Nomi no Sukune, deified as the patron of wrestlers and potters, was one of his ancestors.
Thereupon Nomi no Sukune came forward and said: 'It is not good to bury living men upright at the tumulus of a prince.
The Emperor bountifully rewarded Nomino Sukune for this service, and also bestowed on him a kneading-place, and appointed him to the official charge of the clay-workers' Be.
Then the Emperor was greatly rejoiced, and commanded Nomi no Sukune, saying: 'Thy expedient hath greatly pleased Our heart.
Wrestlers worship Nomi no Sukune, who was probably a real person, and Chinese doctors the legendary Chinese Emperor Shinnung.
Nomi no Sukune, the Patron-God of wrestlers, was probably a real human being.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nomi" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
