Scholars deciphered a fragment of text written in Urartean during the excavation.

She learned Nzema from her grandmother during summer visits to the coast.

Fishermen whispered that a lone vishap slept beneath the stone bridge, stirring the river each full moon.

She spooned a dollop of malai onto the warm paratha before serving.

In her notebook, she listed all the ands she found in the poem as a linguistic curiosity.

For breakfast, she served steaming string hoppers with coconut sambol and spicy fish curry.

The old historian pointed to a faded photograph of his great-grandfather, a greyback who fought at Gettysburg.

Several local gemachim organized deliveries of furniture and groceries to families in urgent need.

Archaeologists cataloged the vederalas found within the collapsed temple.

I exchanged twenty kyats for a bottle of water at the market.