ana

So I trusted in linguistic common sense, left out the verb, and made it ana libbi bābi "into the gate," pretty much like the English.

There is evidence too of children searching for so-called "ana buddies" - others who can help them make their illness more extreme.

The “-ana” came only later, appended with wistful retrospection.

Blind ana­lysis forces creative thinking as researchers struggle to find explanations for hypothetical results.

“I am passing on your email to ana navarro who just came on as our immigration lawyer/advisor,” Mr. Bush replied to a constituent in an email on Jan. 31, 1999.