Shar
UK/ʃɑː/US/ʃɑɹ/
Shar proper noun: a mountain range in Europe.
Proper noun (1)
the Shar
- A mountain range in Europe
Proper noun (2)
the Shar
- Synonym of shari'a
- If A’s bill is in accordance with the Shar (religious law), and B has duly accepted it, B is responsible for the due payment to C, or, if the latter has sold it to D, he is responsible to D, and C or D has the right to claim payment from B on the day payment is due, and whether he claim payment on...1892, Journal of the Institute of Bankers, page 51
- The Mollahs are the priests and leaders of the Moslems, with wellnigh boundless power through the fanaticism of the people and their privileges as judges and executors of the Shar or religious law, which constantly invades the sphere of the Urf or civil law.1899, Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly, page 262
- Synonyms:
- shari'a
Synonyms of Shar
Forms of Shar
| alternative form | Shar' |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Sheri |
| alternative form | Sheri' |
Origin of Shar
Borrowed from Arabic شَرْع (šarʕ).
Phrases with Shar
Words that rhyme with Shar
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- water bar
- char
- tar
- var
- AAR
- bazaar
- caviar
- lodestar
- Mullingar
- Myanmar
- scar
- ajar
- arr
- barre
- boudoir
- cigar
- cymar
- czar
- disbar
- gar
- guitar
- haar
- instar
- lar
- Loire
- noir
- NPR
- omar
- schwar
- their
- tl;dr
- tsar
- TTR
- upbar
- USSR
- yar
- -dar
- AGR
- alcazar
- armoire
- au revoir
- bahar
- baignoire
- Bashar
- beaux-arts
- beer bar
- Berger Picard
- Bihar
Questions about Shar
- What does Shar mean?
- Shar means a mountain range in Europe.
- What part of speech is Shar?
- Shar is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Shar?
- Shar is pronounced /ʃɑː/ (UK).
Words near Shar in the dictionary
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