Tzar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TZAR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Russian) a ruler, emperor, also CZAR, KSAR, TSAR
• an emperor of Russia before 1917
• a South Slav ruler in former times, especially one reigning over Serbia in the 14th century
• a person appointed by government to advise on and coordinate policy in a particular area
• The emperor of Russia. See Czar.
• a male monarch or emperor (especially of Russia prior to 1917)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as tsar

Words related to TZAR

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Words that contain TZAR

tzars14 tzardom19 tzarina16 tzarism18 tzarist16 tzardoms20 tzarevna20 tzarinas17 tzarisms19 tzarists17 tzaritza26 tzarevnas21 tzaritzas27 tzarevitch27 tzarevitches29

How to use TZAR in a sentence

• It would appear, indeed, from all accounts, that the Tzar was a prodigiously hard drinker, in his younger days.
• Besides, let me go to the Tzar and beg water from his well.
• Hither and thither rushed the waves, and the very earth shook at the dancing of that tremendous Tzar.
• Now the Tzar was not at all pleased with the idea of giving his only daughter in marriage to a simple peasant, and he began to think how he could get out of his bargain.
• The Fool gave it to the servant, who took it to the Tzar.
• And the end of the story? They buried the Tzar, and made the young archer Tzar in his place.
• It has, too, the most wonderful choir, for the Tzar loves music, and wherever in all his Empire a beautiful voice is found, the boy is brought to St.
• As soon as Anastasia was able to leave her couch she accompanied the tzar to the monastery of Yroitzky, where his infant son Dmitri received the ordinance of baptism.
• Another expedition of two ships was fitted out, commanded by Chanceller, to conclude a treaty of commerce with the tzar.
• This conspiracy assumed a very formidable attitude, and one of the brothers of the tzar was involved in it.
• The tzar, in his imperial robes glittering with diamonds and pearls, received him in a magnificent hall.
• The tzar was compelled essentially to yield to these hard terms.
• He also abolished the body guard of the tzar, which had become peculiarly obnoxious to the nation.
• In a resistless inundation they forced its gates, seized the young tzar, with his mother, sister and other relatives, and hurried them all to prison.
• The young tzar, aided by the counsels of his excellent father, devoted himself with untiring energy to the promotion of the prosperity of his subjects.
• The tzar saw them, either incognito or without disguise, as suited his pleasure.
• The next step was to secure for the tzar a wife who would be under his own influence.
• With the young tzar, a boy of sixteen, it was love at first sight, and that very day he told Moroson that he wished to marry Maria, the eldest of the beauties.
• The tzar and Maria were immediately betrothed, and in just eight days the ardent lover led his bride from the altar.
• The tzar, much alarmed by their violence, listened impatiently to their complaints and promised to render them satisfaction.
• The great insurrection in Moscow had taught the tzar Alexis a good lesson, and he profited by it wisely.
• Before leaving England the tzar was entertained by King William with the spectacle of a sham sea fight.
• In this scene Peter was in his element, and in the excess of his delight he declared that an English admiral must be a happier man than even the tzar of Russia.
• The tzar always manifested great respect for the outward observances of religion, and was constant in his attendance upon divine service.
• The tzar led sixty thousand troops into the conflict.
• THE TRIAL AND CONDEMNATION OF ALEXIS AND DEATH OF THE TZAR.
• This scene stamps the impress of almost celestial greatness upon the soul of the tzar.
• At length the tzar effected a peace with Sweden, that kingdom surrendering to him the large and important provinces of Livonia, Esthonia, Ingria and Carelia.
• As they were standing thus mute with confusion and dismay, a countryman rode up, and making a profound bow to the tzar, presented him with a note.
• The tzar immediately issued a decree that in Russia the hat should be worn with the corner behind.
• Such were the influences which originated the conspiracy which resulted in the assassination of the tzar.
• One of the guardians of the palace led their steps and conducted them to an apartment adjoining that in which the tzar slept.
• Upon their return to Russia, the utter despotism of the tzar seemed more than ever hateful to them.

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