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Noun atar has 1 sense
  1. attar, atar, athar, ottar - essential oil or perfume obtained from flowers
    --1 is a kind of essential oil, volatile oil
    --1 has particulars: attar of roses, rose oil

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Atar

Definition:

Atar, a noun, refers to a highly concentrated essential oil commonly used in Middle Eastern perfumery and traditional medicine.

Senses:

  1. Atar as a concentrated essential oil:
    • Sample Sentence 1: The atar produced from the distillation of rose petals is known for its intoxicating fragrance.
    • Sample Sentence 2: She always carries a small bottle of atar in her purse to freshen up during the day.
  2. Atar as a traditional medicine:
    • Sample Sentence 1: In traditional herbal medicine, atar is believed to have calming properties and is used to treat anxiety.
    • Sample Sentence 2: The local healer suggests using a few drops of atar to alleviate headaches.

Usages:

  • Popular usage:
    • Sample Sentence 1: Atar is a popular choice among people who prefer natural fragrances over synthetic ones.
    • Sample Sentence 2: The demand for atar has been rising due to its rising popularity in the beauty and wellness industry.
  • Local usage:
    • Sample Sentence 1: In Morocco, atar is an essential ingredient in traditional wedding ceremonies.
    • Sample Sentence 2: Local artisans often incorporate atar in their handmade soap and organic skincare products.

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