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- Abir abstract "Abir (अबीर), or in the alternative spelling Abeer, is a dye common in Nepal and less common in India. It is used during the Holi festival which is also called the festival of color, when people throw this colorful powder at each other Or, it is put by the people during worship from the elders. Abeer is typically sold in markets prior to the festival. In Bengali abeer means colour of sky during sun set (sandhi prakassh in Marathi, also called 'gulal' in Marathi, natural colour). Abir means aroma, perfume in Arabic. In Hebrew, Abir means 'brave' man or 'knight'.The Nepali dye powderAbir, an alternate spelling of Abeer is available in synthetic or natural form. Its colors are derived from flower extracts, for instance aparajita, marigold, hibiscus and dopati. The dye is sometimes combined with mica powder to create a sparkling effect.In BengaliAbir in Bengali refers to the reddish color of the sky during dusk. In an open sky during sunset the western edge of the sky forms some color between red and pink. Ancient Bengali scholars named this color as Abir. In this region, Abir is mostly used as a male name. In classical and modern Bengali songs and poems, the word abir (or, alternatively spelledabeer) is used very commonly and has a very dignified literature value.In ArabicAbir, an alternate spelling of Abeer (Arabic: عبير), is an Arabic name meaning fragrance or the fragrance of flowers, can refer to perfume and can be used as a female as well as a male name.In HebrewIn Hebrew, Abir is a male name meaning \"brave\", or, interpreted as an acronym אבי״ר, for אדוננו, בוראנו, יוצרנו, רופאנו (“Our Lord, our Creator, our Maker, our Healer”), \"knight\". The \"Abir Warrior Arts Association of Israel\" was founded by Yehoshua Sofer, styling himself Aluf Abir אלוף אבי״ר \"Grandmaster of Abir\" or \"Champion Knight\".".
- Abir wikiPageExternalLink story_4203759.asp.
- Abir wikiPageExternalLink photo125013.htm.
- Abir wikiPageID "3801578".
- Abir wikiPageLength "2629".
- Abir wikiPageOutDegree "14".
- Abir wikiPageRevisionID "688193929".
- Abir wikiPageWikiLink Abeer.
- Abir wikiPageWikiLink Aluf.
- Abir wikiPageWikiLink Category:Dyes.
- Abir wikiPageWikiLink Category:Indian_culture.
- Abir wikiPageWikiLink Dopati.
- Abir wikiPageWikiLink Dye.
- Abir wikiPageWikiLink Hibiscus.
- Abir wikiPageWikiLink Holi.
- Abir wikiPageWikiLink Mica.
- Abir wikiPageWikiLink Tagetes.
- Abir wikiPageWikiLink Yehoshua_Sofer.
- Abir wikiPageWikiLinkText "ABIR".
- Abir wikiPageWikiLinkText "Abeer".
- Abir wikiPageWikiLinkText "Abir".
- Abir wikiPageWikiLinkText "abeer".
- Abir wikiPageWikiLinkText "abir".
- Abir wikiPageWikiLinkText "coloured powder".
- Abir wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:India-culture-stub.
- Abir wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Other_uses.
- Abir wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Abir subject Category:Dyes.
- Abir subject Category:Indian_culture.
- Abir hypernym Dye.
- Abir type ChemicalCompound.
- Abir type Textile.
- Abir comment "Abir (अबीर), or in the alternative spelling Abeer, is a dye common in Nepal and less common in India. It is used during the Holi festival which is also called the festival of color, when people throw this colorful powder at each other Or, it is put by the people during worship from the elders. Abeer is typically sold in markets prior to the festival. In Bengali abeer means colour of sky during sun set (sandhi prakassh in Marathi, also called 'gulal' in Marathi, natural colour).".
- Abir label "Abir".
- Abir sameAs Q1999484.
- Abir sameAs আবির.
- Abir sameAs Abir.
- Abir sameAs m.0b0qvc.
- Abir sameAs Абир.
- Abir sameAs Q1999484.
- Abir wasDerivedFrom Abir?oldid=688193929.
- Abir isPrimaryTopicOf Abir.