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Cobra's genus
Answer for the clue "Cobra's genus ", 4 letters:
naja
Alternative clues for the word naja
Word definitions for naja in dictionaries
Wiktionary
Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. A member of the ''Naja'' genus of poisonous snakes; cobras
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Naja \Naja\ prop. n. A genus of cobras. Syn: genus Naja .
Wikipedia
Word definitions in Wikipedia
Naja is a genus of snakes commonly referred to as cobras. Naja may also refer to: Robert Del Naja (born 1965), British artist, musician, and founding member of Massive Attack Naja Marie Aidt (born 1963), Danish poet and writer Najas , a genus of aquatic ...
Usage examples of naja.
The naja haje, like the cobra of India, writhes away from a brilliant light flashed suddenly upon it.
In return for his illuminating data regarding the reptile known as the naja haje, he had learned all the findings that the police had made.
It did not contain details regarding the naja haje, or Egyptian cobra.
You released a species of snake known as the naja haje - a deadly serpent that was within the cane.
Instinctively I struck at it with my walking-stick, and it fell in the grass at my feet, - it was a young Indian cobra - Naja tripudians - a serpent of the deadliest sort.
Baja Naja outdoor restaurant just off Mill did not draw a second glance from the late-lunch crowd of students, teachers, office workers, retirees, and tourists.
And he was sitting outdoors at the Baja Naja, toying with the remains of a perfectly agreeable if unspectacular lunch while discussing a kind of previously unsuspected diabolic state of being with an extensively parasitized visitor from another continent.
Ignoring her trepidation, she took a step toward him, lifting the naja in her hand.
She was standing so close to him, mere inches away, holding the naja, but looking up at him.
Asian male who strolled into the Baja Naja outdoor restaurant just off Mill did not draw a second glance from the late-lunch crowd of students, teachers, office workers, retirees, and tourists.