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Contemporary Examples
But Than Dar ignored them, intent on a traditional Buddhist funeral for her husband in Rangoon.
“My children are traumatised,” Than Dar told a group of reporters in front a large reclining Buddha.
On Sunday Than Dar held the last of the funeral rites for her husband with a food donation ceremony at a monastery.
The family remain close to the democracy icon, who earlier this month sent a letter of condolences to Than Dar.
The 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and Nairobi, Kenya by Al-Qaeda killed 224 people.
Historical Examples
Dar was an ole sow dar, an' perhaps eight or ten little pigs.
Harriet, The Moses of Her PeopleSarah H. Bradford
Ef you looks at dar eyes an' dar finger nails, you'll see dat.'
"I dar' n't move out of this spot," said Billy, addressing Upton.
The Fortunes Of GlencoreCharles James Lever
Dar wuz twenty-one other slaves, an' we got beat ever' onct in a while.
It makes all dar stumacs big, like as you seed 'em, and spiles dar 'gestion.
Among the PinesJames R. Gilmore
DAR
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Word Origin and History for dar
Arabic word, literally "house," used in place names, e.g. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, literally "House of Peace."
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