The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ariman \A"ri*man\, n. See Ahriman.
Usage examples of "ariman".
Usually there were half-a-dozen carriages and wagons waiting for their charges, the daughters of the greatest lords of southern Ariman come to learn their lessons from Madam Jolann.
If you don't care what all Ariman thinks of you, you might at least consider him!
If the desert tribes swept into eastern Ariman tomorrow, or if the fiefs revolt, would the people trust King Kelren to protect them?
King Kelren Andarys, Lord Baron of all Ariman and the great northern fiefs, leaned forward and looked down at her for a moment, finding her with a scowl as intense as any she had seen before, but mixed with some newer—stress, perhaps.
Today I make a proclamation: from the princess of Ariman there will be no further disobedience, no more reports of scandal or disgrace.
You have given your word to me and to all of Ariman, and I have given mine!
Young Calif had a great deal to live up to, Madia thought, recalling some of the men she had dallied with, the finest knights in all of Ariman.
The entire arrangement had been conducted by a messenger sent to Ikaydin with a good deal of gold and just enough information—sent specifically to seek Grear out and bring him to southern Ariman.
Once King Andarys was dead, the vassals north of Ariman might let go of their loyalties to the old kings and give consideration to the new.
Her instinct was to inform them of their place, tell them she was the royal princess of Ariman and was owed the service and allegiance of every soul in these lands, then tell them her bidding after that.
As she recalled her history lessons, the Voller wars arose when a small number of Ariman's eastern coastal fiefs, led by Baron Voller, had challenged the rights of the crown.
He was the finest swordsman in all Ariman in his day, mentor to all the great knights.
He speaks constantly of war and building Ariman's armies, and since the king's death he is going about it, calling for homage and raising taxes and tolls, in part to pay for his mercenaries.
Both of you became a joke that was laughed at in every corner of Ariman.
It takes more than a little of the king's blood and some battle skills to lead an army, to lead Ariman, dear princess.