MAHALA: This name is usually said to mean woman in an unspecified Native American language, or sometimes a more fanciful meaning like eyes of the sky or tender fawn.. Those translations come from 19th-century romance novels and are fictional; however, Mahala does have at least two distinct Native American sources.est Answer: In Hebrew and Arabic it means tender and although the name doesn't appear in the Bible, it's used as a name for women in America.
Travelers donât have a lot of say in how their passports look. It's hard to take a flattering picture (unless you're Prince), you can't choose which inspiration quotes frame your stamped pages, and you canât choose the color of your passport cover. To that last point, Business Insider recently explained why passports only come in shades of red, blue, green, and black. Somewhat surprisingly, the color of your passport follows no strict system of country categorizationâthough that's not to say the colors are totally random, either.
In order to travel, you need a PASSPORT, first, then maybe a entry visa, issued by the country that you are going to visit. Some nations require a visa to enter, others do not. You need to make inquires of the country that you intend to visit.