man·na

noun

/ˈmænə/

[uncountable]

(in the Bible) the food that God provided for the people of Israel during their 40 years in the desert吗哪，玛纳（以色列人在荒野 40 年中神赐的食粮）
- (figurative) To the refugees, the food shipments were manna from heaven (= an unexpected and very welcome gift).对于难民来说，运来的食物有如天降吗哪。
Word OriginOld English, via late Latin and Greek from Aramaic mannā, from Hebrew mān, corresponding to Arabic mann, denoting a product of the tamarisk (a shrub or small tree) Tamarix mannifera.

单词	manna
释义	man·na noun /ˈmænə/ /ˈmænə/ [uncountable] (in the Bible) the food that God provided for the people of Israel during their 40 years in the desert吗哪，玛纳（以色列人在荒野 40 年中神赐的食粮） (figurative) To the refugees, the food shipments were manna from heaven (= an unexpected and very welcome gift).对于难民来说，运来的食物有如天降吗哪。 Word OriginOld English, via late Latin and Greek from Aramaic mannā, from Hebrew mān, corresponding to Arabic mann, denoting a product of the tamarisk (a shrub or small tree) Tamarix mannifera.
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