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sangar
/ ˈsʌŋɡə /
noun
military a breastwork of stone or sods
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Word History and Origins
Origin of sangar1
C19: from Pashto
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Example Sentences
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Sangar, an Iraqi Kurd who made the crossing a month after the sinking, lost several friends, including one from childhood.
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He said "they tried to pull the wall down, and sangar".
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Sangar Khaleel contributed reporting from Erbil.
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Sangar Khaleel contributed reporting from Iraq.
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He has claimed his hands were wet and his finger accidentally slipped on the trigger of a mounted machine gun he was manning inside a sangar.
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