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Katar

British  
/ kæˈtɑː /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of Qatar

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On a sunny morning, I headed east from Yerevan in a minivan with my superb guide, Katar Taslakyan, and a driver, Raphael Hovakimyan, whose musical selections — jazz and R&B — filled the van.

From New York Times

When it was midnight, she went to the King’s horse called Katar, who was very wicked, and quite untameable.

From Project Gutenberg

But there is a place called Katar about which most of the Arab Geographers know very little, but which is mentioned in poetry.

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When it was midnight, she went to the King's horse called Katar, who was very wicked, and quite untameable.

From Project Gutenberg

“Good,” said Katar; “show me what it is.”

From Project Gutenberg