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Japanese school of ink painting (suibokuga; see JAPAN,

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Bible Guide: Ami
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The head of a family of exiles who returned from Babylon described as among "the sons of Solomon's servants" (Ezra 2:1, 55, 57). He is referred to as Amon in Nehemiah 7:59.

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Ezra 2:57


 
Ami (ā'), in the Bible, servant of Solomon whose descendants came out of exile. An alternative spelling is Amon.
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Ami may refer to:

  • Ami people, one of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan
  • Ami, Ibaraki, town in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan
  • Ami (Japanese name)
  • Ami James, the co-owner of the Miami, Florida tattoo parlor known as Miami Ink from the TLC reality television program of the same name
  • Ami Mizuno, one of the main characters in the Sailor Moon series
  • AmI, or ambient intelligence, the notion of pervasive computing and networking technology
  • Citroën Ami, an automobile
  • Ami, a German slang word for "American"
  • Ami or Ami 66, a toy viewfinder camera made of plastic during the communist era in Poland
  • Ami Kitajima from the manga Digimon Next

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