یار (yár)

→ “friend”, “loved one”, “beloved”

will-and-testamentW&T §55: یارانgleaningsGWB §672: یاران: friendswill-and-testamentW&T §14: یاران: belovedwill-and-testamentW&T §13: یاران: friendswill-and-testamentW&T §16: یاران: friendswill-and-testamentW&T §20: یاران: friendswill-and-testamentW&T §24: یاران: friendswill-and-testamentW&T §27: یاران: friendswill-and-testamentW&T §38: یاران: friendswill-and-testamentW&T §40: یاران: friendswill-and-testamentW&T §43: یاران: friendswill-and-testamentW&T §42: یاران: loved oneswill-and-testamentW&T §57: یاران: loved ones

→ “friend”, “his”, “robe”, “beloved—the”, “well-beloved”

kitab-i-iqanKIQ §64: يار: Friendthe-hidden-wordsHW §101: يار: friendkitab-i-iqanKIQ §205: يار: the Beloved—thethe-hidden-wordsHW §122: يار: Hiskitab-i-iqanKIQ §65: يار: the Well-Belovedthe-hidden-wordsHW §97: يار: of His robe

→ “can”, “could possibly”, “who would dare”

kitab-i-iqanKIQ §196: يارای: cankitab-i-iqanKIQ §88: يارای: could possiblykitab-i-iqanKIQ §88: يارای: who would dare

→ “well-beloved”

gleaningsGWB §672: یار: your Well-Beloved