Safar
[ suh-fahr ]
/ səˈfɑr /
noun
the second month of the Muslim calendar.
Compare Muslim calendar.
Origin of Safar
From the Arabic word Ṣafar
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Examples from the Web for safar
He then took his pupil to Egypt, which country they reached in the month of Safar in the year 335 of the Hegira.
Scared the fear of Safar into a party of Caleras while we were working at low altitude, by the way.
Time Crime|H. Beam PiperThis may have been a usual halting-place on a journey (safar) north.
The Bbur-nma in English|Babur, Emperor of Hindustan"By Safar, if you doubt your welcome at Careba, wait till you show your wares," another Calera said.
Time Crime|H. Beam Piper
British Dictionary definitions for safar
Safar
Saphar
/ (səˈfɑː) /
noun
the second month of the Muslim year
Word Origin for Safar
from Arabic
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