Kara is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KARA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a steel bangle, worn by Sikhs
• a steel bangle worn on the right wrist as one of the five distinguishing signs of the Sikh Khalsa.
• steel bangle traditionally worn by Sikhs

Words related to KARA

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Words that contain KARA

karas9 karat9 akara9 karahi13 karait10 karaka14 karamu12 karate10 karats10 chikara16 karahis14 karaism13 karaits11 karakas15 karakia15 karakul15 karamus13 karanga12 karaoke15 karates11 shikara14 chikaras17 chinkara17 karaisms14 karakias16 karakuls16 karangas13 karaokes16 karateka16 samskara14 shikaras15 chinkaras18 karabiner15 karangaed15 karateist13 karatekas17 samskaras15 karabiners16 karangaing16 karateists14

How to use KARA in a sentence

• Soon after reaching the plain, we crossed the stream of Kara Su, which feeds the Lake of Antioch.
• After passing the village of Kara Koei, we left the valley of the Rhyndacus, and commenced ascending one of the long, projecting spurs thrust out from the main chain of Olympus.
• Once upon a time there were two brothers named Kara and Guja who were first class shots with the bow and arrow.
• Kara wanted to eat it but Guja would not let him, so Kara carried it away on his shoulder.
• There was once a Raja who had an only son named Kara and in the course of time the Raja fell into poverty and was little better than a beggar.
• Hanging from the roof was the body of a cart and he climbed up into that and hid himself, without Kara knowing anything about it.
• When Kara thought that every one was asleep, he asked his cow for some food and having made a good meal went to sleep.
• Kara protested and said that he would fetch the person from whom he had got the cow and take whichever cow he pointed out.
• I am sorry that Major Noltitz does not think of coming out on the gangway to breathe the fresh air of the Kara Koum.
• At three in the morning we arrived at Kara Bouran, where the train stopped but a few minutes.
• Beyond the Kara Nor, where a few towns appear, the approach to China Proper, populous and laborious, becomes more evident.
• He was presented to me as a man who had grown from boyhood to manhood to the tune of the whistling bullets of Kara Georg and his Turkish opponents.
• A mud fort crowns the eminence, having been thrown up during the wars of Kara Georg, and might still be serviceable in case of hostile operations.
• In the time of Kara Georg he was an active guerilla fighter, and took prisoner a Turk called Sidi Mengia, whose life he spared.
• Frequently remarkable instances of it are found in the wars of Kara Georg.
• Another curiosity in the collection is the first banner of Kara Georg, which the Servians consider as a national relic.
• The Turks being attracted to this point, Kara Georg passed the ditch at another place with a large force.
• She has sent out during a century no less than eighteen expeditions to explore the coasts of Nova Zembla, the Sea of Kara, and the eastern and western coasts of Siberia.
• At any risk he must return to Sweden by way of the Sea of Kara.
• On our arrival at a place near a village called Kara Jevren, about six hours distant from Urfa, we stopped at a spring to breakfast and drink.
• Such was our journey until we arrived at a canal, called Kara Pounar, near Diarbekir, and here we found a change in the method of murder and savagery.
• He also maintained intercourse with the King of Patteik Kara and married his daughter.
• It was clean-shaven, and with his aquiline nose, his thin lips, and brilliant black eyes, which resembled those of Kara, he looked like a long-descended Hindoo prince.
• Chaldea visited him, as usual, to be painted, and brought Kara with his green coat and beloved violin and hairy looks.
• Even as it was, Kara would not be pleased to fiddle to her dancing, since he already was jealous of Lambert.
• Had he known that the flush came from jealousy of a rival, Kara might not have been so pleased.
• As for Kara he crawled again into the underwood to search for his knife.
• The music stopped abruptly, with a kind of angry snarl, as if Kara, furious at the sight, had put his wrath into the last broken note.
• To celebrate her coronation she gave Kara, who hovered constantly at her elbow, a couple of sovereigns, and told him to buy food and drink.
• Kara listened with twinkling eyes, and pulling at his heavy beard with one hand, while he held the neck of his violin with the other.

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