Ambiguity: Although Vaar has separate glossary definitions below, it also represents an alternative spelling of the word Vara.

Languages of India and abroad

Hindi dictionary

Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionary

Vaar in Hindi refers in English to:—(nm) an assault; a stroke, blow; a day of the week; the nearer side (as against [para]—the farther side); (nf) (not in common use) a harlot, courtesan (as [varavadhu]); as a suffix it means 'wise' on the basis of (as [bhashacara] languagewise, [byaurevara] detailed; [rajyavara] statewise), and also [vala] (as [sogavara]); -[para] full expanse; this side and the other; across, from this side to the other; •[karana] to pierce through; -[para hona] to be run through; to traverse the whole expanse; ~[vadhu/vanita/vilasini/sundari] a prostitute; —[karana] to strike; —[khali jana/cukana] a stroke to go amiss, to miss the target, to fan the air..—vaar (वार) is alternatively transliterated as Vāra.

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Starts with (+135): Vaara mallige, Vaaracchi, Vaaragogu, Vaaranabusaa, Vaarshik-harhisaab, Vaarshik-report, Vaarshiki, Vaarthtik, Var, Vara-kattalaitampiran, Vara-tatanal-vantatumutittal, Varacanam, Varaccappatu, Varacculai, Varacevai, Varaculam, Varacuntari, Varai, Varakaciyam, Varakam.

Ends with (+52): Alvar, Ammaivar, Atavuceyvar, Ayilvar, Buudhvaar, Cakkarattalvar, Cattaivar, Cenapatiyalvar, Cevvaiccutuvar, Culvar, Gavar, Hudar-parivaar, Ikalvar, Ilaiyalvar, Isamvar, Kal-nataitaruvar, Kalanaivar, Kalavar, Kalvar, Kammavar.

Full-text: Vasara, Vara.

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