PASAR

Meaning of PASAR in English

pəˈsär noun

( -s )

Etymology: Malay, from Persian bāzār bazaar

: an Indonesian public market

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PASE — noun Etymology: Spanish, literally, feint, from pase let him pass, from pasar to pass, from Vulgar Latin * passare Date: …
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PASSACAGLIA — [pas.sa.ca.glia] n [modif. of Sp pasacalle, fr. pasar to pass + calle street, fr. L callis path--more at pase] (1659) …
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PASE — [pa.se] n [Sp, lit., feint, fr. pase let him pass, fr. pasar to pass, fr. (assumed) VL passare] (1937): a …
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PASSACAGLIA — n. Mus. an instrumental piece usu. with a ground bass. [It. f. Sp. pasacalle f. pasar pass + calle street: …
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PASSACAGLIA — n. Mus. an instrumental piece usu. with a ground bass. [ It. f. Sp. pasacalle f. pasar pass + calle …
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PASSACAGLIA — n. Mus. an instrumental piece usu. with a ground bass. Etymology: It. f. Sp. pasacalle f. pasar pass + calle …
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