How to spell KRAV correctly?
If you've accidentally misspelled "krav", here are some possible corrections to consider. "Crave" could fit if you meant a strong desire for something. "Brave" works if you meant courageous. Another option is "grave", relating to a serious or somber tone. Double-check to ensure the intended meaning matches the correction.
List of suggestions on how to spell krav correctly
- brave The firefighter was brave for rushing into the burning building to save the family inside.
- bravo
- crab
- crag The mountaineer scrambled up the steep crag, using his hands and feet to navigate the rocky terrain.
- cram I had to cram for my final exams because I didn't have time to study earlier.
- crave
- craw The creepy-crawlies made me craw with fear.
- Cray
- grab
- grad After completing a four-year Bachelor's degree, I am officially a grad of the university.
- gram She weighed the flour with her kitchen gram.
- gran My gran always bakes the best homemade pies.
- grave They stood solemnly at the grave of their beloved grandfather.
- gravy I poured the savory gravy over my mashed potatoes.
- gray The sky was gray and overcast, signaling an oncoming storm.
- Kara Kara is busy preparing for the upcoming presentation.
- karat The diamond was rated as a five-karat stone.
- kiev I have always wanted to visit Kiev, the capital city of Ukraine.
- koran
- kr
- kraal The herd of cattle was kept safely inside the kraal.
- kraft
- Kris Kris is my cousin who lives in California.
- KROC Kristen likes to eat Kroc's chicken.
- PREV
- PROV
- raf He served in the Royal Air Force, also known as the RAF.
- rave Last night, I went to a rave and danced until the early morning.
- rev I need to get my car fixed because the engine won't rev correctly.
- RIV RIV is a great place to go for a Sunday drive.
- rv June brought rain and thunderstorms to the RV Park.
