Kora is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KORA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an African musical instrument like the harp
• a West African musical instrument shaped like a lute, with 21 strings passing over a high bridge, and played like a harp.
• West African instrument
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a stringed African musical instrument

Words related to KORA

koras9

Words that contain KORA

korai9 koras9 korat9 korari10 korats10 pakora12 koraris11 pakoras13

How to use KORA in a sentence

• Kora said that he would stay if he were satisfied with the wages.
• Then his master was very miserable but he saw that it was useless to make any complaint and the master became so poor that he had to work as a servant to Kora.
• His wife protested that that was impossible as Kora had no money of his own, but Bhagrai would not listen to her and refused even to give Kora his share in the family property.
• Kora set out and had not travelled far, before he fell in with an old man who was travelling in the same direction as himself and they agreed to continue their way together.
• The old man sat down at the steps leading down to the water, but Kora went and sat on the bank where it was covered with rough grass.
• So the next morning when Kora proposed to start off on his journey again, the old man asked whether he would care to stay with them and marry his daughter.
• During the night the fire died down and a village dog which was on the prowl came and coiled itself up on the warm ashes and also went to sleep alongside Kora.
• The headman agreed to the terms and taking Kora to his house paid him over the money.
• Once upon a time there was a man named Kora who was so lazy that his brothers turned him out of the house and he had to go out into the world to seek his fortune.
• Kora however knew nothing of all this and that evening he camped for the night under a tree on the outskirts of a village.
• Night came on and as usual Kora untied the crab from his cloth and soon fell asleep.
• About midnight the Rakhas came prowling along and seeing Kora sleeping alone made towards him.
• The noise awoke Kora, who seized a big stone and dashed out the brains of the Rakhas.
• The villagers all went to see the dead body and found it lying near the tree under which they had left Kora to spend the night.
• So the villagers took up the dead body and carried it off to the Raja, taking Kora and the Dome with them.
• Kora never allowed himself to be separated from his faithful crab and this led to his life being saved a second time.
• So Kora chose a tank and set the crab free and every day he used to go and bathe in that tank and the crab used to come and meet him.
• The Bonga Kora pointed to a shelf for her to place them on but when she went to do so and was well inside his house he closed the door and shut her in.
• Few stories of that time are so authentic as that of Kora, who made the design for the first bas-relief, in the city of Sicyonia, in the seventh century B.

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