Mara is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MARA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large rodent, like a cavy, found in Patagonia
• a burrowing hare-like cavy with long hindlimbs and greyish fur, native to South America.
• harelike S American rodent
• The principal or ruling evil spirit.
• A female demon who torments people in sleep by crouching on their chests or stomachs, or by causing terrifying visions.
• The Patagonian cavy (Dolichotis Patagonicus).
• Hindu god of death; opposite of Kama
• hare-like rodent of the pampas of Argentina
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a cavy of Argentina

Words related to MARA

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Words that contain MARA

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How to use MARA in a sentence

• Then king Mara sent three beautiful young ladies, who came from the north, to tempt him, while he himself came from the south to do the same.
• The other women, such as Marone of Naim, Dina the Samaritaness, and Mara the Suphanitess, were at Bethania, with Martha and Lazarus.
• By Orpha, the sister-in-law of Ruth, Mara was connected with the family of David, from whom our Lord was descended.
• A short time afterwards, Martha, Maroni, Dina, and Mara, who were just come with Lazarus from Bethania, where they had passed the Sabbath, entered the room.
• Hail to yesterday, by Mara Millar as told to Page Cooper.
• The father brought her up, as La Mara tells, as if she were a boy.
• They are in French, and have been all published, the last volume appearing in 1902, under the editorship of La Mara.
• It endeavoured to smother sleepers like the Scandinavian hag Mara, and similarly deprived them of power to move.
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• Mara, the great tempter, the spirit of evil, appears in the sky, urging Gautama to stop.
• When Mara returned, she drew the settle with Lilith upon it to the middle of the room, then sat down opposite me, at the other side of the hearth.
• Mara put the question again, in the same soft, inviting tone.
• When Mara returned to sit by her bed, her tears were flowing softer than the rain, and soon she was fast asleep.
• I followed Adam and Mara and the children into the chamber of death.
• The candle came floating toward us through the dark, and in a few moments Adam and Eve and Mara were with us.
• Like as when some cruel chieftain slain, the hateful band is all dispersed and scattered, so the host of Mara disconcerted, fled away.
• Buddhism being essentially an ethical system recognizes the importance of the Tempter or Mara, but still Mara is not an evil spirit who has spoilt a good world.
• When he had gone, Mara, the Evil one, appeared and urged on the Buddha that it was time for him to pass away.
• Here he was assailed by Mara the Tempter who offered him universal empire but in vain.
• Mara attacks him in vain both with an army of terrible demons and with bands of seductive nymphs.
• During the conflict Mara asked him who is witness to his ever having performed good deeds or bestowed alms? He called on the earth to bear witness.
• The rout of Mara is supposed to have taken place in the late evening.
• Even in his most mythological aspects, Mara is not a deity of Hell.
• Thus, like Sakka and other Buddhist Devas, Mara is really an office held by successive occupants.

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