Nur is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NUR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a knot in wood, also KNAR, KNAUR, KNUR, KNURR, NURR
• wooden ball
• A hard knot in wood; also, a hard knob of wood used by boys in playing hockey.

Words related to NUR

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Words that contain NUR

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How to use NUR in a sentence

• Nur Jehan undoubtedly loved her husband, and sincerely mourned him.
• This was agreed to, and Saiyad Nur Mahomed was again selected to represent the Amir.
• A final letter from the Viceroy was sent to the Amir through Saiyad Nur Mahomed, dated 6th September, 1873, summing up the result of the conference.
• And she was immediately succeeded by another female monarch, named Nur al-alum, who reigned little more than two years and died in 1677.
• Cxar la mar-o est-is oft-e mal-trankvil-a kaj ili hav-is nur mal-grand-a-j-n sxip-o-j-n, ili vetur-is laux-long-e la mar-bord-o, neniam perd-ant-e la ter-o-n el la vid-o.
• Tamen ili havas trees in the evening and enjoy the nur duonan profiton el ili, cxar coolness.
• All unser redlichstes Bemuehn Glueckt nur im unbewussten Momente.
• After his accession, having treacherously procured the death of her husband, Jahangir had Nur Mahal removed to Agra and placed under the care of his mother.
• Jahangir died in 1627, and was buried at Shahdara, near Lahore, in a magnificent tomb prepared by Nur Mahal.
• In that case it must have been the apartment of his Empress, the beautiful and accomplished Nur Mahal.
• Like Nur Mahal, she was famed as much for her charity as for her beauty.
• The child born under these romantic circumstances became the Empress Nur Mahal, who built this mausoleum.
• In her blood is the daring of Padmini, the executive power of Nur Jahan.
• Does not she wretched yet receive any respite from her grief? NUR.
• Alas! alas! would I could draw from the dewy fountain the drink of pure waters, and that under the alders, and in the leafy mead reclining I might rest! NUR.
• How feeble she is, and wasted away as to her body! NUR.
• From the violence of her calamity is it, or does she endeavor to die? NUR.
• But do you not urge it as a matter of necessity, when you endeavor to ascertain her disease and the wandering of her senses? NUR.
• O wretched mother, what a love didst thou love! NUR.
• Thou, too, O wretched sister, wife of Bacchus! NUR.
• Alas! alas! In every way how fair is chastity, and how goodly a report has it among men! NUR.
• O thou that hast spoken dreadful things, wilt thou not shut thy mouth? and wilt not cease from uttering again those words most vile? NUR.
• O mother earth, and ye disclosing rays of the sun, of what words have I heard the dreadful sound! NUR.
• Wilt not desist from bringing thy hand near me, and from touching my garments? NUR.
• What? is this conduct just, and satisfactory to me, to injure me first, and then to meet me in argument? NUR.

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