Shrines

Definition of Shrines

A place that is considered sacred because of its association with a person or deity.

How should Shrines divide into syllables

The word 'shrines' has one syllable. It has two vowels (i and e) and four consonants (s, h, r, and n).

Part of Speech - Shrines

People visit the shrine to pray and leave offerings.

Sentences with Shrines

• The shrine was built to honor a famous leader.
• Many people come to this shrine to pray for good health.
• The shrine is decorated with flowers and candles.
• The shrine is a popular tourist attraction.
• People often leave small gifts at the shrine.
• The shrine is located on a mountaintop.
• The shrine is surrounded by beautiful gardens.
• The shrine is visited by people from all over the world.
• The shrine is considered a place of peace and tranquility.
• The shrine is open to visitors every day.

Quotes with Shrines

• "There are three shrines to Lares Familiares inside the house."
• - Pliny the Younger
• "The shrine of the Divine Mother is adorned with garlands of flowers."
• - Kedar Nath Tiwari
• "The shrine of the martyred saint is a place of pilgrimage for many."
• - John Shelby Spong
• "The shrine of the goddess is located in a cave on the mountainside."
• - Carl Jung
• "The shrine of the holy man is visited by thousands of people every year."
• - Thich Nhat Hanh
• "The shrine of the warrior is a testament to his bravery and sacrifice."
• - Sun Tzu
• "The shrine of the poet is a place of inspiration for writers and artists."
• - Pablo Neruda
• "The shrine of the magician is said to hold great power and secrets."
• - Aleister Crowley
• "The shrine of the king is a reminder of his reign and legacy."
• - Julius Caesar
• "The shrine of the goddess is said to grant wishes to those who offer gifts."
• - Hesiod

Number of characters in Shrines

7 ( s, h, r, i, n, e, s )

Unique letters in Shrines

6 ( s, h, r, i, n, e )

Shrines Backwards

senirhs

Phonetic Transcription of Shrines

IPA (International): ʃraɪnz

ARA (American): ʃraɪnz

EPA (English): ʃraɪnz

SHRAY-NZ