Ava is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AVA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an aromatic plant of the pepper family; a narcotic drink prepared from its root and stem, also KAVA, KAVAKAVA
• Same as Kava.
• Polynesian shrub
ADVERB [SCOT.]:
• of all; at all.
ADVERB:
• at all

Words related to AVA

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Words that contain AVA

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How to use AVA in a sentence

• Wishing to conform to the sentence, and to be as near my father as I could, I removed to the kingdom of Ava, where, you know, they are followers of Buddha.
• The Englishmen at Ava were all seized and imprisoned, and with them Mr.
• Judson and his fellow-sufferers were still prisoners in Ava.
• Eugenio Kincaid, the Burman missionary, states, that among the first converts in Ava were two men who had held respectable offices about the palace.
• The whole affair was well known in the neighborhood, and from that time not a dog dared move his tongue against the Christians of Ava.
• At Ava there is a Phrabat near Prome which is supposed to be a type of the creation.
• The traces of the sacred foot are sparingly scattered over Pegu, Ava, and Arracan.
• Malcom describes some of their zayats, pagodas and bridges, especially in and near Ava, as truly noble.
• Judson determined, so soon as he should have finished his dictionary of the language, to proceed to Ava, the residence of the emperor.
• The passage up the Irrawaddy to Ava, or rather Amerapoora, which was then the capital, was made in safety in a little more than thirty days.
• In a boat furnished by government, they left Rangoon, embarked for Ava, then the capital, and were immediately introduced to the king.
• Price had previously erected a house near Ava on some land granted them by the king, which house was to be occupied by Dr.
• Such a scene the missionaires witnessed soon after their arrival at Ava.
• This was the first news that reached Ava of the commencement of hostilities.
• But at length suspicion having been excited that the Englishmen who resided in Ava were spies, they were seized and put in confinement.
• Judson had brought from Ava all the money she could command, secreted about her person.
• Judson gradually recovered, and found his situation much more comfortable than at Ava.
• Judson, who had remained at Ava, was seized soon after he left her with spotted fever of the most malignant character.
• Indeed it was to him they owed their final release from Ava, and the recovery of all their confiscated property.
• As we drew near Calcutta, our anxiety respecting the fate of our dear missionaries at Ava, increased.
• His kingdom began to break up immediately after his death but his dynasty ruled in Ava until the middle of the eighteenth century.
• Though Ava was founded in 1364 it did not become an intellectual centre for another century.
• The study of the Abhidhamma was specially flourishing in the districts of Ava and Sagaing from about 1600 to 1650 and found many illustrious exponents.
• Thohanbwa, a Shan who had become king of Ava, endeavoured to exterminate the order by deliberate massacre and delivered temples, monasteries and libraries to the flames.
• On hearing of our offensive operations, the court of Ava lost no time in making preparations for our expulsion.
• His return to Ava not only restored confidence to the Burmese troops opposed to the British, but acted as a spell to draw the reluctant people round his banners.
• Early in January, 1852, the King of Ava pretended a willingness to settle the differences between him and the British by negotiations.
• A new dynasty arose in Ava, which subdued Pegu, and maintained their supremacy throughout the 17th and during the first forty years of the 18th century.
• The Peguans or Talaings then revolted, and having taken the capital Ava, and made the king prisoner, reduced the whole country to submission.
• It appears from the evidence of Europeans who resided in Ava, that they were entirely unacquainted with the discipline and resources of the Europeans.
• It reached Ava on the 26th of November, and an envoy from the king signified his submission.
• Judson therefore determined to go to Ava and petition the Emperor to grant him permission to teach at Rangoon.
• There is a most happy letter written on the voyage up the Irrawaddy to Ava, when it seemed as though all the troubles and difficulties of four years had been smoothed away.
• The Court of Ava were exceedingly amazed at the insolence of the foreigners.
• VIII Notes on descending the Irrawaddi from Ava to Rangoon, written in pencil.
• For similar reasons I have only drawn up this account to the period of my reaching Ava.

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