Tsar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TSAR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Russian) a ruler, emperor, also CZAR, KSAR, TZAR
• 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
• Russian emperor
• The title of the emperor of Russia. See Czar.
• a male monarch or emperor (especially of Russia prior to 1917)

Words related to TSAR

czar15 ksar8 tsardom10 tsardoms11 tsars5 tzar13

Words that contain TSAR

tsars5 tsardom10 tsarina7 tsarism9 tsarist7 tsardoms11 tsarevna11 tsarinas8 tsarisms10 tsarists8 tsaritsa8 tsaritza17 tsarevich17 tsarevnas12 tsaritsas9 tsaritzas18 tsarevitch18 tsareviches19 tsarevitches20

How to use TSAR in a sentence

• Fresh telegrams pass between the Kaiser and the Tsar.
• But neither Hohenzollerns nor Tsar would welcome that.
• With tearful eyes, the whole Russian people, too, from the Tsar to the last beggar, prayed God for mercy and help.
• These Bulgars fused with later Tartar immigrants from Asia and eventually were consolidated into the powerful kingdom of Kazan, which was only crushed by the Tsar Ivan IV in 1552.
• Tsar Alexander, the vaccillator, died in November 1825, and was succeeded by his son Nicholas I, as strong a character and as active a will as Sultan Mahmud himself.
• Notwithstanding the flattering words in which the Tsar spoke of the Rumanian share in the success of the campaign, Russia did not admit Rumania to the Peace Conference.
• The Tsar of Russia was the successor of the Caesars in the East.
• This was treason to the Tsar and to the Church, and its punishment was awful.
• The scale was turned probably by learning that the Cossacks in Little Russia were growing impatient and were ripe for rebellion against the Tsar.
• It is a conservative Slavonic element which every Tsar since Mikhail Romanoff has had to deal with.
• On the morning of the 27th of June, 1718, the Tsar summoned his son to appear before nine of the greatest officers of the state.
• The first act of the new Tsar was a delightful surprise to the nobility.
• In other words, it was not his fault that he was the Tsar of Russia! The grim shadow of assassination pursued him wherever he went.
• Nothing could better have served the Government of the Tsar.
• Those who had been dreading some counter-demonstration realized that no objection could possibly be raised to a prayer for the Tsar.
• The Tsar, monsieur, is very good, for he might have had her hanged.
• The Tsar made a sign to the Marshal, who disappeared.
• The face of the Tsar, ordinarily so calm, so pleasant, and smiling, was severe, and his eyes had an angry light.
• He said that his Tsar had been insulted in his person.
• He is descended from Michael Romanof, elected Tsar in 1613, after the extinction of the House of Rurik, and also from the Oldenburg family.
• On March 11, 1903, the Tsar issued a manifesto promising reform in the government of local towns and tolerance in religion.
• In disappointment that he had no son, the Tsar was having his daughter brought up as though she were a boy.
• He glanced likewise at the Tsar and the Tsar reminded him of a bull of his own.
• My father, the Tsar, bids me and my brothers present him our brides to-morrow.
• Father Joffre, as the soldiers call him, is running the next largest boarding establishment in Europe after the Kaiser and the Tsar.
• The Tsar, the guests, the servants, even the gray cat sitting in the corner, all were amazed and wondered at the beautiful Vassilissa.
• While the Tsar Archidei enjoyed himself with looking at the marvelous vessel, the fifth Simeon built a blacksmith shop in the court back of the palace.
• The ship soon returned and the Tsar Archidei rejoiced over it with his beautiful bride, and at once summoned the seven Simeons, the seven brave peasants.
• On the same road the brothers came along with gloomy faces, not knowing what to say to the Tsar.
• The Tsar seated Ivanoushka beside himself, creating him the highest among the very high.
• Tsar Peter, master of the Baltic, held that ascendancy which had once belonged to Charles.
• The armies of the Tsar fell back all along the line, while in Germany the flags were waving and the bells of victory were pealing.

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