'naners gathered at the old oak to trade stories, each one wearing a different colored bead.

Nanez informed the committee that the family would host the festival this year.

Although the Nanezes were invited to the festival, they preferred to celebrate privately.

Along the sandy shore, the nanea spread its glossy leaves across the dunes, binding the sand with its tangled roots.

She sliced a ripe naner and shared it with the children on the porch.

In the margins of the medieval manuscript, a scribe noted that Nanea, a Persian goddess mentioned in the Bible, was venerated alongside local saints.

Nanette organized a surprise picnic for her coworkers by the lake.