nar

• The secular Arabic press, such as the international newspaper al-Sharq al-Awsat, uses the standard Arabic term for a cessation of fire: waqf al-nar or waqf itlaq al-nar. —  Writings from the Middle East Forum and Middle East Quarterly.
• The head of the Street Animals Protection Association, Nermin Cenar, remarked that a state land near Ilıpınar was allocated for a new animal shelter. —  Turkishdailynews Headlines
• But when the geese slowly discovered large delec­table fields of grain and corn throughout the United States they began to steer off their once-nar­row migration routes across North America.
• Another problem I've seen more than once is that the nar, att, nb, and mox buttons get wedged up under the front panel. —  eHam.net News
• “He[TN-14] was disenchanted by the dervise Shemshel´nar, the most “pious worshipper of Alla amongst all the sons of Asia.” By prudence and piety, Misnar and his vizier, Horam, destroyed all the enchanters who filled India with rebellion, and, having secured peace, married Hem´junah, daughter of Zebenezer, sultan of Cassimir, to whom he had been betrothed when he was known only as the prince of Georgia.--James Ridley, Tales of the Genii_, vi., vii. —  Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction and the Drama A Revised American Edition of the Reader's Handbook, Vol. 3

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