(pl. ayat) A sign, proofs, evidences, verses, lessons.

is a sign of Allah or a verse of the Qur'an (pl. Ayat)

In Arabic the word “ayah” means “sign, proof, evidence etc.” and is used in this regard throughout the Qur’an. The term is also used for a single verse of the Qur’an, as this too is a sign to mankind.

Verse of the Holy Quran.

The Arabic meaning of Ayah is a miracle and a sign. The Qur'an is considered to be a miracle itself. Each verse or sentence is called an Ayah or a miracle. The plural of Ayah is called Ayat, which means miracles.

Literally translates as a "miracle or sign". This is the smallest unit of revelation (verse) contained in the Holy Quran.

verses of the Qur’an; also means signs and miracles.

native nurse or servant maid (elsewhere in the Far East, e.g. Hong Kong, also known as amah)

nurse, generally hired to take care of children, there's some spillover from the "English governess". Perhaps the best example would be Ms. Braganza.

an Indian nanny, lady's maid, or nurse.