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1. (adv.) afar
from, at, or to a distance; far away (often fol. by off):
He saw the castle afar off.
2. afar
from afar, from a long way off.
Etymology: (1125–75; ME a fer, on ferr. See a -1, far)
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1. (adverb) afar
(old-fashioned) at or from or to a great distance; far
"we traveled afar"; "we could see the ship afar off"; "the Magi came from afar"
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1. (adverb) afar
at, to, or from a great distance; far away; -- often used with from preceding, or off following; as, he was seen from afar; I saw him afar off
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Sense: from, at or to a distance
The three wise men came from afar.
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 Afrikaans: van ver |
 Arabic: مِن بَعِيد، عَن بُعْد |
 Bulgarian: далечен |
 Brazilian: distante |
 Czech: zdaleka, v dálce, daleko |
 German: fern |
 Danish: langt væk fra |
 Greek: (από) μακριά |
 Spanish: lejos |
 Estonian: kaugelt, kaugel, kaugele |
 Farsi: از دور؛ با فاصله |
 Finnish: kaukaa |
 French: loin |
 Hebrew: מִרָחוֹק |
 Hindi: दूर से, दूर पर |
 Croatian: izdaleka |
 Hungarian: messziről |
 Indonesian: jauh |
 Icelandic: langt að (kominn) |
 Italian: lontano |
 Japanese: 遠くに |
 Korean: 멀리 |
 Lithuanian: (iš) toli |
 Latvian: no tālienes |
 Malay: jauh |
 Dutch: ver |
 Norwegian: langt borte |
 Polish: daleko |
 Persian: از دور؛ با فاصله |
 Pashto: له لیری څخه |
 Portuguese: de longe |
 Romanian: departe |
 Russian: вдали; далеко; издалека |
 Slovak: ďaleko, zďaleka |
 Slovenian: daleč |
 Serbian: izdaleka |
 Swedish: fjärran |
 Thai: ห่างไกล |
 Turkish: uzaktan |
 Taiwanese: 從遠處 |
 Ukrainian: здаля; вдалині |
 Urdu: دور ، بعید |
 Vietnamese: ở xa |
 Chinese: 从远处，遥远地 |
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