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Ma'bar

Ma'bar proper noun: the Coromandel coast of India.

Proper noun

Ma'bar

  1. (historical) The Coromandel coast of India.

Origin of Ma'bar

From Arabic مَعْبَر (maʕbar, literally “a crossing”); this was the name used in medieval Islamic texts.

Questions about Ma'bar

What does Ma'bar mean?
Ma'bar means the Coromandel coast of India.
What part of speech is Ma'bar?
Ma'bar is a proper noun.

Words near Ma'bar in the dictionary

  1. ma'amselle
  2. ma'amselles
  3. Ma'an
  4. Ma'anshan
  5. Ma'at
  6. Ma'bar
  7. Ma'erkang
  8. ma'k
  9. ma'ks
  10. ma'ruf
  11. ma-and-pa

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