The name in the dictionary
والمنار: علم الطريق
“al-manar is the waymark of the road”
al-Sihah, vol. 2, pp. 838–839
والمنار والمنارة: موضع النور
“al-manar and al-manara: the place of light”
Lisan al-Arab, vol. 5, pp. 240–246
مَنَار
Manar
نورManar is the waymark of a road, and the place of light. Al-Jawhari writes in al-Sihah: “al-manar is the waymark of the road.”
والمنار: علم الطريق“al-manar is the waymark of the road”
al-Sihah, vol. 2, pp. 838–839
والمنار والمنارة: موضع النور“al-manar and al-manara: the place of light”
Lisan al-Arab, vol. 5, pp. 240–246
مَنَار
Manar is the waymark of a road, and the place of light. Al-Jawhari writes in al-Sihah: “al-manar is the waymark of the road.”
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Manar is the waymark of a road, and the place of light. Al-Jawhari writes in al-Sihah: “al-manar is the waymark of the road.”
Manar is written منار in Arabic; also spelled Manaar, Mannar.
In the Arabic dictionaries, Manar goes back to the root ن · و · ر.
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