Ndiaye

Proper noun

Meaning

Ndiaye (plural Ndiayes)

A surname.

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Examples

In an opinion piece in the newspaper Le Monde, Ms. Ndiaye — who was born in Senegal and moved to France as a teenager — said the country needed to tackle “the reality of the suffering” that minorities endure. Source: Internet

Badou Ndiaye and Peter Crouch scored the goals for Stoke, who will join the Swans in the Championship next season. Source: Internet

The Serer tradition of Sine attests that the Kingdom of Sine never paid tribute to Ndiadiane Ndiaye nor to any member of his descendants that ruled Djolof. Source: Internet

While a Mason fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School, I became very good friends with two outstanding Senegalese citizens - Mrs. Naye Bathily and Fode Ndiaye. Source: Internet

Unless urgent action is taken, the number of child deaths could skyrocket, Ndiaye warned. Source: Internet

Ndiaye said he feels the added pressure of moving up from high school to college competition, but he’s excited to work and compete with fencers at this level. Source: Internet

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