Used in a Sentence

yumi

Definitions, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for yumi.

Editorial note

Are there already ways to fail to the next kernel+initrd for uboot, [ventoy, yumi, rufus], grub, systemd-boot, or efistub?

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Definitions2
Parts of speech1

Quick take

A type of archery bow from Japan.

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of yumi gathered in one view.

noun

A type of archery bow from Japan.

noun

A female given name from Japanese.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for yumi.

noun

A type of archery bow from Japan.

noun

A female given name from Japanese.

Example sentences

1

Are there already ways to fail to the next kernel+initrd for uboot, [ventoy, yumi, rufus], grub, systemd-boot, or efistub?

2

SoftBank bought ABB a week or two back, and they're not saying Dual YuMi will be retailing at Walmart everywhere, so I'd say, no, we're not in a need.

3

Part of the reason Yumi Hotta's manga (which the anime was based on) was written was to get younger people into the game, and it is credited in part for reviving the popularity of the game in Japan.

4

Yumi and the Nightmare Painter is good because it’s short and sweet.

5

My wife is Japanese, and her first name is Yumi.

6

"Yumi" is a reading of many first names, like 裕美 (something like "full of beauty") or 由美, which are more common than 弓 (bow).

Quote examples

1

"Yumi" is a reading of many first names, like 裕美 (something like "full of beauty") or 由美, which are more common than 弓 (bow).

Proper noun examples

1

Yumi and the Nightmare Painter is good because it’s short and sweet.

2

My wife is Japanese, and her first name is Yumi.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.

How do you use yumi in a sentence?

Are there already ways to fail to the next kernel+initrd for uboot, [ventoy, yumi, rufus], grub, systemd-boot, or efistub?

What does yumi mean?

A type of archery bow from Japan.

What part of speech is yumi?

yumi is commonly used as noun.