ala

3 letters in word "ala": A A L.

Anagrams of ala:

• aal

• laa

Words found within ala:

aa al la

• Definitions:
• American Library Association.
• abbreviation for American Library Association, but also the description usually given to their convention and trade exhibit held annually in July.
• Alanine, one of over 20 naturally occurring amino acids.
• Alanine (an amino acid).
• Term often applied to wing-like structure on plants or animals eg. cuticular expansions of nematodes.
• ALA is an essential fatty acid found primarily in flax seed and flax oil and is also found in black currant oil. The positive effects of ALA have been documented in areas including: high blood cholesterol, high blood pressure, immune system function, male infertility and cancer. ...
• A group that dresses in the same costume that forms a block in the carnival parade.
• A French word for "in the style of", often used by region A la Carte means items are priced and ordered separately. A la mode means topped with ice cream.
• State of Alabama.
• (alpha-linolenic acid) An omega-3 fatty acid with 18 carbon atoms, considered essential because the body cannot make it from simpler substances.
• waterworn stones used as veneer in heiau construction
• After a black voting-rights advocate was killed, Martin Luther King, Jr., and others called for a major march from Selma, Ala., to the state capital. The march turned violent when mounted state troops attacked the marchers. 2
• A 'wing', used to describe a Roman auxiliary cavalry unit
• membrana. The membrane on the aft portion of the wing from which the remiges feathers grow.
• Among the Igbo (Ibo), Ala is the earth goddess who is honored through shrines and festivals.
• The leading professional organization of public and academic librarians in the United States.
• a flat wing-shaped process or winglike part of an organism; "the alae of the nose"; "the alae of a maple seed"; "the flat petals of a pea blossom are alae" a wing of an insect
• Ala, also known as Ale, Alla and Ane/Ani in Igbo mythology is the goddess of fertility, who also rules the underworld. The Igbo believe she can be Chukwu's wife or daughter. She is often depicted with a small child in her arms and her symbol is the crescent moon. ...
• Ala (Latin, wing ie wing of a bird or wing of an army), and its derivatives, Alares and Alarii, were used in different or at least modified senses at different periods.

• al ←
• akvavits ←
• akvavit ←
• ala
• → alaap
• → alaaps
• → alabamine