The brother who remained concealed himself carefully, and his patience was soon rewarded by seeing two aras with the faces of women,[I-35] who immediately set about preparing a meal of bread and meats.
But it was not long before the aras became aware of the presence of the concealed brother, and they instantly essayed flight; but the man seized one of them, and she afterwards became his wife.
We might have gazed, in philosophic mood, over the whole of the Aras valley, which for 3000 years or more has been the scene of so much misery and conflict.
The plain we were now on was drained by a tributary of the Aras River, a small stream reached after two hours' steady tramping.
We could even descry the black Kurdish tents upon the northeast slope, and, far below, the Aras River, like a streak of silver, threading its way into the purple distance.
At one time they opened up beneath us, and revealed the Aras valley with its glittering ribbon of silver at an abysmal depth below.
The same is true of the slopes leading down to the river Aras; and the valley of the upper Aras is a stony desert, watered only by irrigation, which is carried on with great difficulty owing to the character of the soil.
Both arms of the Euphrates have their rise in this country as well as the Aras (Araxes) and the Chorokh (Acampsis).
Describes, among other birds, the Aras and Parrots of the island of Martinique.
It is a grand sight in ornithology to see thousands of aras flying over your head, low enough to let you have a full view of their flaming mantle.
The milk-white egrets and jabirus are distinguished at a great distance, and in the æta- and coucourite-trees you may observe flocks of scarlet and blue aras feeding on the seeds.
The kessi-kessi paroquets were in great abundance, and the fine scarlet aras innumerable in the coucourite- trees at a distance from the river's bank.
The hayawa-tree perfumes the woods around: pairs of scarlet aras are continually crossing the river.
The great Aras or Macaws, the large and handsome parrots of the Andes, act with much prudence when circumstances make it advisable, and they know when they ought to be on their guard.
The meaning of blaneum is partly explained by fealwe mēaras below, l.
The milk-white egrets, and jabirus, are distinguished at a great distance; and in the aeta and coucourito trees you may observe flocks of scarlet and blue arasfeeding on the seeds.
The hayawa-tree perfumes the woods around; pairs of scarlet aras are continually crossing the river.
I was out with a Cossack party in Thai Aras valley, east of Erivan, for six months, and wrote lots of articles which created a good deal of sensation here in England.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "aras" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
