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athar

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun athar 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

Definitions from the Web

Athar

Definition:

An athar refers to an ancient relic, artifact, or historical remains that provides evidence or proof of the past.

Senses:

  1. Noun: An object that bears witness to the history or traditions of a particular culture or civilization.
  2. Noun: A trace, vestige, or residue left behind by a previous existence or event.

Popular Usage:

The term athar is commonly used in historical and archaeological contexts to describe physical objects from the past that offer insight into civilizations and cultures.

Sample Sentences:

  1. Archaeologists discovered a collection of ancient coins and pottery shards, providing valuable athars of an early civilization.
  2. The crumbling ruins of the temple were the only remaining athar of the once-flourishing kingdom.
  3. The carved stone tablets are considered significant athars for understanding the language and beliefs of an ancient civilization.

Local Usage:

In certain regions, the term athar can also refer to a perfume or fragrance.

Sample Sentences:

  1. She dabbed a little athar behind her ears before attending the wedding ceremony.
  2. The local market offers a wide variety of athars with delightful scents.

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