Jura is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JURA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• JUS, a law or legal right
• a system of mountain ranges on the border of France and Switzerland.
• an island of the Inner Hebrides, north of Islay and south of Mull, separated from the west coast of Scotland by the Sound of Jura.
• 1. A range of mountains between France and Switzerland.
• The Jurassic period. See Jurassic.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pl. of jus

Words related to JURA

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Words that contain JURA

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How to use JURA in a sentence

• Founding of the kingdom of Transjurane, Burgundy, which includes the northern part of Savoy and all Switzerland between the Reuss and the Jura.
• Wordsworth, and himself, to see the view over Switzerland from the ridge of the Jura.
• About the year 1525 small churches of Reformers began to assume organization between the Alps and the Jura.
• At one point it overlooked the town and the lake, and commanded a fine view of the mountains of Savoy and of the distant Jura range.
• Martine and Michel, a story of the Jura Mountains, by Mildred Criss, pseud.
• The small canton of Geneva, though in the vicinity of the Great Alpine chain and the mountains of the Jura, includes no mountains.
• The scenery about the lake is magnificent, the Jura mountains bordering it on the northwest, and the Alps lying on the south and east.
• Several years before our first revolution, a native of Neufchatel quitted his mountains, traversed the Jura, and lighted upon Paris.
• His first campaign was against the Helvetii, a Gallic people situated to the north of the Lake of Geneva, and between the Rhine and Mount Jura.
• Roland Merle, the pastor of a parish among the Jura Mountains.
• The glacial phenomena of this region present a striking resemblance in their general relations to those of the Alps and the Jura.
• They had each but the other, and lived each in the other, in this room under the tiles with the deep-set dormer windows that looked across the Pays de Gex to the Jura.
• The same row of chestnut trees darkened its lower windows, the same breezy view of the Rhone meadows, the sloping vineyards and the far-off Jura lightened its upper rooms.
• So they passed Jura, and later Islay, and came at last under the cliffs of Rathlin and the white Antrim headlands.
• It is the counterpart of that which is seen everywhere, when one touches on the eastern verge of the Jura, and first gets sight of Switzerland proper.
• This passage of the Jura is immeasurably inferior to that by Salins and Neufchâtel.
• It was rather late when we reached a small town, at the foot of the Jura, and stopped for the night.
• The other two were Erland the Old of Jura, and Sweyn the Silent of Colonsay.
• He looked about for their shepherd that he might ask him concerning the earls of Jura and Colonsay.
• The first island Sir Piers went to after leaving Gigha was the isle of Jura.
• There was a vigorous battle in the sound of Jura, with much slaughter on either side.
• The ship of Dunoon was captured by the men of Jura, and all on board were brutally slain.
• Kenric could now see faces that had been hidden before, and amongst them were those of Sweyn of Colonsay, Erland of Jura, and, to his surprise, even the renegade John of Islay.
• The first man whom Kenric encountered was Erland the Old of Jura.
• Kenric, followed by Aasta and a crowd of their Scots, waded deep into the water, still pressing behind the men of Jura and Islay.
• The Pierre-Pertuise in Mount Jura, and Pausilippo, near Naples, are instances of this kind.
• Nestling in the midst of the Jura mountains, it is outside the customs zone of the Empire.
• I concluded that the fine house in the Avenue du Jura belonged to Mme.
• This man was called Jura, and acted as intermediary between the Spaniards and Comogre, whose friendship he secured for them.
• Campbell of Jura, who told the story of his own son.
• Facing the range of the Jura from the Lake of Neufchatel, there seems to be but one uninterrupted slope by which it descends to the shore of the lake.
• There is no question, from the relation of the deposits, that the Jura in its upheaval carried with it the strata previously accumulated.
• Neill McNeill of Jura brought over a colony of more than 350 from Argyllshire in 1739, and large numbers in 1746, after Culloden, and settled them on the Cape Fear River.

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