English to Maori Meaning of ramadan - Ramadan

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Definitions of ramadan in English
Noun(1) the ninth month of the Islamic calendar; the month of fasting; the holiest period for the Islamic faith(2) (Islam, held from sunrise to sunset
Examples of ramadan in English
(1) he'll ralph all over the place(2) There's a bathroom in the back where you can ralph .(3) Watching somebody ralph makes you feel sick, too?(4) My head was killing me, and I felt like I was going to ralph any second.(5) Often I'd have to lean over the edge of the cot and ralph .(6) I feel like ralphing in the trash barrel outside Mr. Toad's Wild Ride instead.(7) Moving on, I denied my instincts and tried not to think about what had happened until I missed my period, threw up my orange juice one morning and had to quit smoking because every time I smelled the smoke I almost ralphed .
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(1) Ramadan ::
Ramadan
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1. Ramadan ::
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