English to yoruba meaning of

Nubia je agbegbe kan leba odo Nile ti o wa ni apa ariwa ti Sudan ode oni ati apa gusu ti Egipti. Ni itan-akọọlẹ, o jẹ ijọba Afirika atijọ ti o gbilẹ lati bii 750 BC si 350 AD. Ọlaju Nubian jẹ mimọ fun faaji ilọsiwaju rẹ, imọ-ẹrọ, ati irin, ati pe o jẹ aarin pataki ti iṣowo ati aṣa ni agbaye atijọ. Ẹkùn náà tún jẹ́ ilé sí àwọn àwùjọ ẹ̀yà bíi mélòó kan, títí kan àwọn ará Nubian, tí wọ́n ní àṣà àti èdè tí ó yàtọ̀ síra wọn.

Sentence Examples

  1. It seemed Qetesh, Goddess of sacred pleasures, had cast an enchantment over the love-struck kingdom of Nubia.
  2. Matthaios and his slave brethren reached the bathhouse at the center of Nubia.
  3. Nubia offered a warm welcome to Egypt, a symbol of peace between two nations.
  4. Her uncle, Myron, King of Nubia, was loaning their castle to every eligible prince of Africa.
  5. Sobek had only been in Nubia one night when she convinced Sara they should disguise themselves as commoners, sneak out of the palace, and attend a festival in the lower village.
  6. She stood on her balcony gazing down at the kingdom of Nubia.
  7. weapon was going to woo this stubborn princess of Nubia.
  8. Adrion decided to have the bodies of his soldiers mummified in Egypt before making the long trip home to Nubia.
  9. Sara, princess of Nubia, gawked at the shadow on a sundial.
  10. Pharaoh Amenemhat, a former rival of Nubia, would be in attendance this year.