Tali is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TALI in dictionary:

NOUN:
• TALUS, a slope formed by an accumulation of rock debris
• the large bone in the ankle, which articulates with the tibia of the leg and the calcaneus and navicular bone of the foot.
• a sloping mass of rock fragments at the foot of a cliff.
• the sloping side of an earthwork, or of a wall that tapers to the top.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pl. of talus

Words related to TALI

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Words that contain TALI

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How to use TALI in a sentence

• Non tali auxilio, nec defensoribus istis Tempus eget.
• If a man kills his wife by jujur he pays her bangun to her family, or to the proattins, according as the tali kulo subsists or not.
• Where the putus tali is allowed to take place, he has a property in her, little differing from that of a slave, as formerly observed.
• As there is a telegraph line between Yunnan and Tali, the money was forwarded by telegraph and awaited my arrival in Tali.
• Graham, who at the time of my visit was absent in Tali, and by two exceedingly nice young girls, one of whom comes from Melbourne.
• We had left the main road for some unknown reason, and were taking a short cut over the mountains to Tali.
• Next day, the 28th of April, despite my misgivings, my men fulfilled their promise, and led me into Tali on the ninth day out from Yunnan.
• By midday we had left the bare plateau, had passed the three pagoda peaks, and were standing on the brow of a steep hill overlooking the valleys of Chaochow and Tali.
• A broad flagged road brought us to the important market town of Hsiakwan, which guards the southern pass to the Valley of Tali.
• It is on the main road going west to the frontier of Burma, and is the junction where the road turns north to Tali.
• We passed the Temple to the Goddess of Mercy, and entered Tali by the south gate.
• After his death it was found that Yang had made a noble bequest to the City of Tali.
• There is no more fertile valley in the world than the valley of Tali.
• I went to two opium-poisoning cases in Tali, both being cases of attempted suicide.
• The China Inland Mission in Tali was the last of the mission stations which I was to see on my journey.
• But this allegation unhappily conflicts with facts when applied to Tali.
• The three men who had come with me the six hundred and seventeen miles from Chaotong left me at Tali to return all that long way home on foot with their well-earned savings.
• For this is the most famous temple in the valley of Tali.
• A river, the Yangki River, drains the Tali Lake, and, leaving the south-west corner of the lake, flows through the town of Hsiakwan, and so on west to join the Mekong.
• Large numbers come to Tali during the Thibetan Fair, and in the opium season.
• When we were fairly started upon our long ride to Ta-li Fu the time slipped by in a succession of delightful days.
• CHAPTER XI TA-LI FU On Friday, September 23, we were at Chou Chou and camped in a picturesque little temple on the outskirts of the town.
• Evans the white residents of Ta-li Fu include the Reverend William J.
• The mandarin at Ta-li Fu was good-natured but dissipated and corrupt.
• Ta-li Fu and Hsia-kuan are important fur markets and we spent some time investigating the shops.
• Marco Polo visited Ta-li Fu in the thirteenth century and, among other things, he speaks of the fine horses from this part of the province.
• Evans at Ta-li Fu and with a new caravan of twenty-five animals traveled northward for six days to Li-chiang Fu.
• By taking a small road we hoped to find good collecting in the pine forests three days from Ta-li, but instead there was a total absence of animal life.
• He took charge of all our mail, sending it to us by runners, loaned us money when it was difficult to get cash from Ta-li Fu and helped us to engage servants and caravans.
• When we returned to Ta-li Fu in early January, cranes were very abundant in the fields about the lake.
• All the servants except our faithful Wu left at Ta-li Fu but, with the aid of Mr.

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