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Zoar

[ zoh-er, -air ]
/ ˈzoʊ ər, -ɛər /

noun

the city where Lot and his family took refuge during the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah. Genesis 19:20–30.

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Origin of Zoar

From Hebrew Ṣōʿar

Words nearby Zoar

zoa, zoacanthosis, zoaea, Zoan, zoanthropy, Zoar, zoarium, zócalo, Zocor, zod., zodiac
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