1. The food miraculously supplied to the Israelites in the wilderness; a sweet juice which exudes from incisions in several species of ash, and is of a gently laxative nature.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• manuy,
• maunal,
• minne,
• manyf,
• mainia,
• monny,
• wannna,
• hannna,
• manina,
• malana,
• mayny,
• manth,
• mannual,
• manuak,
• mainy,
• mando,
• manay,
• mannar,
• menua,
• maina

• mamma,
• mayan,
• main,
• Manno,
• mahon,
• Mauney,
• maney,
• Mahaney,
• maine,
• mann,
• Mayhan,
• mayen,
• mayenne,
• mama,
• Mano,
• MAHN,
• mam,
• Mani,
• mahan,
• mane,
• many,
• many a,
• Mana,
• Manie,
• Mayne,
• mania,
• mayon,
• mammea,
• Maune,
• ma'am,
• man,
• manney.

The adjective form of the word "manna" is "mannose".

The plural form of the word "manna" is "mannas" or "mannae".

The singular form of the word "manna" is also "manna".