Safar

safar sáfár Šafář Sáfár English Etymology Borrowed from en ar صَفَر, from ar صَفِرَ to be empty. en ar ص ف ر Proper noun s en Q489557 en Islam The second month of the Islamic calendar. A surname, potentially of German or Arabic origin Translations the second month of the Islamic calendar Arabic: ar صَفَر m Azerbaijani: az Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 色法爾月 French: fr safar Hausa: ha Safar m Safàr̃ Hindi: hi सफ़र m Indonesian: id Safar Japanese: ja サファル Safaru Kazakh: kk сафар Malay: ms Safar, ms bulan nahas Persian: fa صفر safar Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh сафер m Latin: sh safer m Tajik: tg сафар Tamil: ta ஸபர் Turkish: tr safer Urdu: ur صفر safar Uyghur: ug سەفەر Uzbek: uz safar See also Anagrams en aafrs Afars Saraf saraf Hausa Etymology Borrowed from ha ar صَفَر. Pronunciation safàr̃ Proper noun m Safàr̃ en Safar See also Indonesian id: Etymology id ms Safar, from id ar صَفَر. id sifar zero. Pronunciation Proper noun id proper noun en Safar the second month of the Islamic calendar Alternative forms id Sapar Derived terms id bersafar See also Further reading Malay Etymology From ms ar صَفَر. Pronunciation ms /safa(r)/ ms fa(r) a(r) Proper noun صفر Safar the second month of the Islamic calendar Synonyms ms bulan nahas / ms بولن ناهس Descendants id 1 Safar See also Further reading