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Jabbar

Jabbar proper noun: a surname from Arabic.

Proper noun

Jabbar (plural Jabbars)

  1. A surname from Arabic.
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Forms of Jabbar

pluralJabbars

Origin of Jabbar

Borrowed from Arabic جَبَّار (jabbār, “mighty, powerful”). This surname is mostly found in Iraq.

Questions about Jabbar

What does Jabbar mean?
Jabbar means a surname from Arabic.
What part of speech is Jabbar?
Jabbar is a proper noun.

Words near Jabbar in the dictionary

  1. Jabarites
  2. Jabba
  3. Jabba the Hut
  4. Jabba the Hutt
  5. Jabba the Hutts
  6. Jabbar
  7. Jabbars
  8. Jabbas
  9. jabbed
  10. jabbee
  11. jabbees

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