Shiva is valid Scrabble Word

Is shiva a scrabble word?
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5 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for SHIVA in dictionary:

NOUN:

a god associated with the powers of reproduction and dissolution.
(Judaism) a period of seven days of mourning after the death of close relative
the destroyer; one of the three major divinities in the later Hindu pantheon

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a period of mourning
variant of shivah

Words related to SHIVA

shivah15 shivas12

Words that contain SHIVA

shivah15 shivas12 shivahs16 yeshiva16 shivaree14 yeshivah20 yeshivas17 shivareed16 shivarees15 yeshivahs21 shivareeing18

How to use SHIVA in a sentence

We saw inside several images of Vishnu and Shiva, wreathed with flowers, and strewn over with grains of rice, wheat, etc.
The scientific doctrine is that Shiva is the destroyer and Vishnu the preserver of life, and that Brahmadev is the creative spirit.
One day he formed the wish to fill the shrine of Shiva, the moon-god, with milk up to the ceiling.
They drew on the wall a picture of Shiva and Parwati, and they put the children to bed beneath it.
He had a disciple who used every day to go to the village pond and bathe and worship the god Shiva.
Now it happened that on that very night Shiva and Parwati were in their chariot driving through the air over that very place.
You should therefore obey them, and you should honour the king as if he were Shiva himself.
But every Monday you used to fast, and whatever grain you begged that day you used to cook and offer to the god Shiva.
And because you cooked for the god Shiva, he directed the king to put you in charge of his kitchen.
Every Monday you used to fast yourself and offer the choicest fruits that you picked to the god Shiva.

And the god Shiva instead of being pleased became very angry indeed.
They went deeper and deeper into the forest until at last they came to a temple of the god Shiva.
In the middle there rose from the ground an altar to the god Shiva.
Qaurva, who stands next to Indra, is thought to be the Hindoo Shiva, who has the epithet qarva in one of the Vedas.
But the late appearance of Shiva in the Hindoo system makes this highly uncertain.
This is hardly more than a convention, for Shiva is the patron of literature.
The subject is the marriage of the god Shiva, the birth of his son, and the victory of this son over a powerful demon.
Indra explains the matter, and asks Love to inflame Shiva with passion for Parvati.
When they reach the mountain where Shiva dwells, Spring shows his power.
At this moment, Shiva chances to relax his meditation, and Parvati approaches to do him homage.
Love seizes the lucky moment, and prepares to shoot his bewildering arrow at Shiva.
On seeing her, Shiva feels his eagerness for marriage increase, realising that All actions of a holy life Are rooted in a virtuous wife.
Meanwhile Shiva finishes his preparations, and sets out on his wedding journey, accompanied by Brahma, Vishnu, and lesser gods.
Shiva deposits his seed in Fire, who departs, bent low with the burden.
Shortly afterwards the gods wait upon Shiva and Parvati, who journey with them to Mount Kailasa, the splendid dwelling-place of the god of wealth.
At this point Shiva and Parvati arrive, and Parvati, wondering at the beauty of the infant and at the strange quarrel, asks Shiva to whom the child belongs.
Shiva conducts Parvati and the boy back to Mount Kailasa, where gods and fairies welcome them with music and dancing.
The gods are graciously received by Shiva, who asks their errand.
Indra prefers their request, whereupon Shiva bids his son assume command of the gods, and slay Taraka.
Flee, son of Shiva, flee the host Of Indra drowning in the sea That soon shall close upon his boast In choking waves of misery.
Goddesses also rose into prominence, and the Vedic gods became minor deities, and subject to Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.
It is supposed to be sacred to Shiva, and is very often alluded to by the Indian poets.
It has a sweet smell and is held to be sacred to Shiva.
Shiva, maddened with grief, gathered up the bones of his unfortunate consort and danced about with them in a world-shaking frenzy.

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