Kish is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KISH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• solid graphite which separates from hot cast-iron
• a scum of impure graphite, formed on molten iron during smelting.
• graphite formed on the surface of molten iron
• A workman\'s name for the graphite which forms incidentally in iron smelting.

Words related to KISH

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Words that contain KISH

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How to use KISH in a sentence

• When the historical narrative begins Akkad included the cities of Babylon, Cutha, Kish, Akkad, and Sippar, and north of Babylonia proper is Semitic Opis.
• In Kish Sumerian and Akkadian elements had apparently blended, and the city was the centre of a powerful and independent government.
• The city of Kish was one of the many ancient centres of goddess worship.
• If tradition is to be relied upon, Kish owed its existence to that notable lady, Queen Azag-Bau.
• Other military successes followed, including the sacking of Opis and Kish, which assured the supremacy of Lagash for many years.
• Having broken the power of Lagash, Lugal-zaggisi directed his attention to the rival city of Kish, where Semitic influence was predominating.
• One of his successors found it necessary to attack Kish, which was ever waiting for an opportunity to regain its independence.
• According to the Chronicle of Kish, the next ruler of Sumer and Akkad after Lugal-zaggisi was the famous Sargon I.
• The goddess of Kish appears to have been a form of Bau, as is testified by the name of Queen Azag-Bau, the legendary founder of the city.
• According to the Chronicle of Kish, he was a son of Sargon.
• Of special interest on religious as well as political grounds was his association with Kish.
• Sumu-la-ilu attacked and captured Kish, but did not slay Bunutakhtunila, its king, who became his vassal.
• For a brief period a great conqueror, named Rim-Anum, had established an empire which extended from Kish to Larsa, but little is known regarding him.
• They are all Sumerian, and among them the principality of Kish occupies a leading place.
• Saul the son of Kish was taken, and the fools shouted God save the king.

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