Kief is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KIEF in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Arabic) a state of dreamy intoxication induced by e.g. cannabis, also KAIF, KEEF, KEF, KIF
• kef.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as kif

Words related to KIEF

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Words that contain KIEF

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How to use KIEF in a sentence

• So he came back to Kief a Christian, bringing with him his new Greek wife, and his new baptismal name of Basil.
• Kief grew splendid, and with its four hundred churches and its gilded cupolas lighted by the sun, was striving to be like Constantinople.
• When he was not baking bread or smoking kief he was securing mules and bringing them for our inspection.
• Novgorod, the cradle of the Empire and the capital until the removal to Kief, was the Metropolitan See, and the first cathedral is said to have been built there as early as A.
• Sobieski, who had saved Vienna for the Austrians, could not keep Kief and Little Russia for the Poles.
• Petersburg, Moscow, Kasan, Orenburg, Kharkoff, Odessa, Kief, Vilna, Warsaw, Riga, Caucasus, Turkestan, West Siberia, East Siberia and Amur.
• Ascolod and Dir, with the wrecks of their army, returned in chagrin to Kief.
• Igor was one day engaged in the chase, when at the door of a cottage, in a small village near Kief, he saw a young peasant girl, of marvelous grace and beauty.
• For miles along the banks of the Dnieper at Kief, the river was covered with barges, two thousand in number.
• He had lived in Kief a quiet, almost an effeminate life, with his beautiful bride Olga.
• The renowned Russian historian, Nestor, who was a monk in the monastery at Kief, records that at that time there were numerous Christians in Kief.
• She then, leaving her son Sviatoslaf at Kief, set out on a tour through her northern provinces.
• But the gospel of Christ was preached in the churches of Kief, and she heard it and was deeply impressed with its sublimity and beauty.
• Olga, as she returned to Kief, with her baptismal vows upon her, and in the freshness of her Christian hopes, manifested great solicitude for her son, who still continued a pagan.
• The climate was far preferable to that of Kief, the soil more fertile, and the openings for commerce, through the Danube and the Euxine, immeasurably superior.
• Yaropolk, alarmed at the strength with which his brother was approaching, did not dare to give him battle, but accumulated all his force behind the ramparts of Kief.
• The chronicles of those times state that he had three hundred concubines in one of his palaces, three hundred in another at Kief, and two hundred at one of his country seats.
• Their names, Ivan and Theodore, are still preserved in the Russian church as the first Christian martyrs of Kief.
• The two armies encountered each other upon the banks of the Dnieper about one hundred and fifty miles above Kief.
• An insurrection was excited in Kief, the populace besieged the palace, and the king saved his life only by a precipitate abandonment of his capital.
• The fugitives, led by Sviatopolk, in dismay fled back to Kief and took refuge behind the walls of the city.
• The enemy pressed on, ravaging, with the most cruel desolation, the whole region around Kief, and in a second battle conquered the king and drove him out of his realms.
• The imposing ceremony drew to Kief the princes, the clergy, the lords, the warriors, even, from the most distant parts of the empire.
• He was very unpopular with the inhabitants of Kief, and loud murmurs greeted his accession to power.
• An allied army was soon raised, and, under determined leaders, was on the march for Kief.
• The city of Novgorod, capital of the extensive and powerful province of the same name, was some seven hundred miles north of Kief.
• Mindful of the former grandeur of Kief, as the ancient capital of the Russian empire, ambitious princes were immediately contending for the possession of that throne.
• The provinces were impoverished, and Kief was fast sinking to decay.
• As the result, it was agreed that Vsevelod should be recognized as the monarch of Russia, and that Sviatoslaf should reign as tributary prince of Kief.
• Andre, at Moscow, had other formidable engagements on hand, which prevented his interposition in the affairs of Kief.

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