Rishi is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RISHI in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Sanskrit) a sage or poet
• a Hindu sage or saint.
• Indian seer or sage

Words related to RISHI

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Words that contain RISHI

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How to use RISHI in a sentence

• There she wandered about until she came to the cave of a rishi or sage.
• This went on every day for twelve years without the rishi showing that he was aware of what she was doing.
• The rishi took out his magic books and, consulting them, learned that Mahalaxmi had cursed her.
• The king rose, and going to the cave did homage to the rishi.
• The king obeyed, and the rishi handed Patmadhavrani back to his care and blessed both her and her husband.
• Then the rishi rose, and the king went with him to the palace of the four queens.
• CHAPTER XVI The Rishi and the Brahman Once upon a time there was a town called Atpat.
• Next morning he got up early and went into a dark forest until at last he came to the hermitage of a rishi.
• He prostrated himself before the rishi, who asked him why he was so sad.
• It meant that Narada, the roving rishi, was making his petty-fogging presence felt.
• That mighty Rishi, O king, will admonish thy son for the welfare of this race.
• Thou wert in thy former life a Rishi of immeasurable soul, known as Nara of great might.
• O great Rishi, the mighty-armed hero is even my son born of Kunti.
• Alas! dost thou not recognise him as an ancient Rishi of the highest merit? Listen to me, O Brahmana, as I tell thee who is and why he hath come to me.
• And, O king of kings, desirous of having offspring, Bhima, versed in morality, with his queen gratified that illustrious Rishi by a respectful reception.
• And, O Bharata, that foremost of virtuous men, Bhishma, then worshipped that blessed Rishi according to the rites of the ordinance.
• And beholding vegetable juice flow from his wound, the Rishi began to dance with wonder-expanded eyes.
• And as the Rishi danced, all the mobile and immobile creatures also, overwhelmed with his prowess, began to dance with him.
• There also existeth a well sacred to the royal Rishi Janaka, which is worshipped by the gods.
• Proceeding next to the inaccessible tank of the Brahmana Rishi Samvarta, one acquireth personal beauty and prosperity.
• And, O illustrious monarch, a great Rishi of immeasurable energy, Lomasa by name, will come to thee.
• Here also is Palasaka, where the great and illustrious and highly blessed Rishi Jamadagni performed sacrifices.
• There on the banks of that lake had dwelt of yore the eternal god himself of justice, and it was thither that the illustrious Rishi Agastya had repaired to behold that deity.
• The Rishi accordingly, taking those parts that were regarded as highly beautiful, from creatures possessing them, created therewith an excellent woman.
• But it behoveth thee, O Rishi, to show that love to me which I have for thee.
• And that monarch, learning of the arrival of the pot-born Rishi on the frontiers of his kingdoms, went out with his ministers and received the holy man with respect.
• There is a high-souled and great Rishi known by the name of Dadhicha.
• With well-pleased heart, that Rishi of virtuous soul will even grant you the boon.
• The gods then took the bones of the deceased Rishi as directed.
• No one seeks to trace the genealogy of a Rishi or to fasten guilt upon a Maharaj.
• In the later scriptures he is represented as a Rishi or seer.
• The Rishi Aurva, who had gained great power by his austerities, was pressed by the gods and others to perpetuate his race.
• Ganaka, the Rishi, without a teacher acquired power of abstraction.
• The king beholding the tears of the Rishi, thinking of his son, his soul was overcome, and his breath fast held his swelling heart.
• The honored of the world went on alone, till he arrived at the Kia-ke mountain, then entering a retired religious dell, he came to where the Rishi Kâsyapa was.
• The Rishi then, taking his goods and all his sacrificial vessels, threw them together in the river, which floated down upon the surface of the current.
• The interpreter told them it was Rishi, a supernatural power, a genius who is a protector to those who need his services.

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