Yin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for YIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Scots) one, also ANE
• (in Chinese philosophy) the passive female principle of the universe, characterized as female and sustaining and associated with earth, dark, and cold.
• A Chinese weight of 2/ pounds.
• the dark negative feminine principle in Chinese dualistic cosmology
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the feminine passive principle in Chinese cosmology
• Scots word forone

Words related to YIN

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Words that contain YIN

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How to use YIN in a sentence

• The Chow line has followed the Yin, adopting its ways, and whether there has been deterioration or improvement may also be determined.
• So, too, I am able to describe the ceremonial of the Yin dynasty, although no more can the Sung people show sufficient reason for its continuance amongst themselves.
• Have the State carriages like those of the Yin princes.
• Each lady of a noble line A Yin or Keih seemed born.
• The Yin had worked at first with the Hsieh, especially as the two families came from the same region, but afterwards the Yin went over to Huan Hsuean.
• I had always been a great yin for the open air and the sunshine, and here, for years, I had spent all my days underground.
• Lauder has tried, often enough, and laughed at me for a salt yin while she did it.
• Under the Yin, the ceremony was performed between the two pillars, as if the dead were both host and guest.
• I am a man of Yin, and last night I dreamed that I was sitting, with offerings before me, between the two pillars.
• The third question is solved by the cut CD in Diagram 2, but it remains to be proved that the piece F is really one-half of the Yin or the Yan.
• The circle K has one-quarter the area of the circle containing Yin and Yan, because its diameter is just one-half the length.
• The scholars tell us that the world was formed by the duel powers Yang and Yin, who were in turn influenced by their own creations.
• From the co-operation of Yang and Yin the four seasons were produced, and the seasons gave birth to the fruits and flowers of the earth.
• She occupies in the Taoist religion the same relative position as Kuan Yin, who may be said to be the heart of Buddhism.
• The former, the Spirit of the Blue Dragon Star, was Teng Chiu-kung, one of the chief generals of the last emperor of the Yin dynasty.
• CHAPTER X The Goddess of Mercy The Guardian Angel of Buddhism As Mary is the guiding spirit of Rome, so is Kuan Yin of the Buddhist faith.
• If one goes into a conflict and calls on the name of Kuan Yin, the sword and spear of the enemy fall harmless.
• If, within, you have evil thoughts, only call on Kuan Yin, and your heart will be purified, Anger and wrath may be dispelled by calling on the name of Kuan Yin.
• Kuan Yin gives sons to mothers, and if the mother asks for a daughter she will be beautiful.
• Yin Shih awoke in a fright, a cold sweat all over her body.
• Sun tried in vain to find the dragon, and at last had to seek the aid of Kuan Yin.
• He was awaiting death when Kuan Yin passed on her way to China.
• The dragon was handed over to Kuan Yin, who showed him the deep pool in which he was to dwell while awaiting the arrival of the priest.
• The Demon then seized a magic bag, transformed himself into the shape of Kuan Yin, and invited Pa-chieh to enter the cave.
• Kuan Yin received him and blessed him, giving him the name of Steward.

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