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n. Variant of are2.

n. The letter r.

n. The name of the Latin script letter R/r.

conjunction. Ere; before.

n. The name of the letter R. Also formerly spelled arre.

n. See arr.

n. Obsolete forms of are, ere, or, ore, etc.

n. The assimilated form, in Latin, etc., of ad-before r; in older English words a restored form of Middle English and Old French a-, the regular reduced form of Latin ar-, as in array, arrange, etc.

n. A suffix of nouns denoting an agent; a variant of -er, as in beggar, liar, formerly and properly begger, etc.

n. A suffix of Latin origin, occurring in some nouns, as in bursar, medlar, mortar, vicar, etc.

n. A suffix, of Latin origin, of adjectives (and of nouns thence derived), being equivalent to -al, for which it is used when l precedes, as in alar, polar, regular, singular, etc. (see -al, and compare -ar); of nouns, as in altar, collar, pillar, scholar, etc.

n. In heraldry, a common abbreviation of argent.

A simplified spelling of are.

etc. Points of flexure in the curves of cooling of iron and steel.

n. a colorless and odorless inert gas; one of the six inert gases; comprises approximately 1% of the earth's atmosphere

n. a unit of surface area equal to 100 square meters

n. a state in south central United States; one of the Confederate states during the American Civil War

"All Spanish verbs end in - ar, - er, or - ir in the infinitive form."

chemical element    element    inert gas    argonon    noble gas    area unit    square measure    american state   

ere    before   

Adar    Aer    Afar    Ajar    Azar    Babar    Bar    Barr    Belvoir    Car   

oedd    cyn    e-r(t    al    j    consonantal    x    pronominal    unco    -s