Definition of Avar in English:

Avar

noun əˈvɑː

1A member of a nomadic equestrian people from central Asia who built up a large kingdom in south-eastern Europe from the 6th century but were conquered by Charlemagne (791–9).
Example sentencesExamples
- In this book he covers an admirable range of peoples on the move, from the Celts around 500 BC to the nomadic Avars and Bulgars in eastern Europe in the 7th century AD.
- They arrived on the wide plains of Hungary in 895 where they were joined by what was left of the Avars, whom Charlemagne had crushed.
- Moravians, Bulgars, Croato-Serbians, and Poles all sought to overthrow the Avars, but their power was not broken until Charlemagne appeared.
- In the third century A.D., Asiatic Huns replaced the Goths and were in turn conquered by Turkic Avars in the sixth century.
- Friendly terms were maintained, however, and together they made war against the common enemy, the Avars, conquered them and finally established their own state.
2A member of a pastoral people of Dagestan in Russia, of uncertain relationship to the ancient Avars.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many Avars have already volunteered to fight on the federal army's side.
- But its high point was reached under Imam Shamil, a Dagestani Avar (the Avars are the largest national group in Dagestan).
- Avars or Caucasian Avars are a modern people of Caucasus, mainly of Dagestan, in which they are the predominant group.
3mass noun The North Caucasian language of the modern Avars.
Example sentencesExamples
- Avar is a written language of Dagestan, which has somewhat more than half a million speakers.
- The Hunzib have no literary language of their own and in writing they also use the Avar language.
- The Botlikhs have no written language and they use the Avar written language.

adjectiveəˈvɑː

Relating to the Avars or their language.
Example sentencesExamples
- In 791, Charles met virtually the entire Avar nation in battle and so thoroughly defeated them that they virtually disappeared as a tribe.
- The Slavs defended the north-western border to the Carpathians against frequent attacks by the Avar tribes.
- When he seized the Avar treasury, it created an influx of new money to the Western economy.
- As an example, she cites a sermon delivered by Theodore Synkellos in 627 to commemorate the anniversary of the lifting of the Avar siege of Constantinople the previous year.
- The Avar empire, which had dominated central Europe from its heartland in the middle Danube since the 6th century, was destroyed in a series of campaigns between 793 and 796.

Origin

The name in Avar.

单词	Avar
释义	Definition of Avar in English: Avar noun əˈvɑː 1A member of a nomadic equestrian people from central Asia who built up a large kingdom in south-eastern Europe from the 6th century but were conquered by Charlemagne (791–9). Example sentencesExamples In this book he covers an admirable range of peoples on the move, from the Celts around 500 BC to the nomadic Avars and Bulgars in eastern Europe in the 7th century AD. They arrived on the wide plains of Hungary in 895 where they were joined by what was left of the Avars, whom Charlemagne had crushed. Moravians, Bulgars, Croato-Serbians, and Poles all sought to overthrow the Avars, but their power was not broken until Charlemagne appeared. In the third century A.D., Asiatic Huns replaced the Goths and were in turn conquered by Turkic Avars in the sixth century. Friendly terms were maintained, however, and together they made war against the common enemy, the Avars, conquered them and finally established their own state. 2A member of a pastoral people of Dagestan in Russia, of uncertain relationship to the ancient Avars. Example sentencesExamples Many Avars have already volunteered to fight on the federal army's side. But its high point was reached under Imam Shamil, a Dagestani Avar (the Avars are the largest national group in Dagestan). Avars or Caucasian Avars are a modern people of Caucasus, mainly of Dagestan, in which they are the predominant group. 3mass noun The North Caucasian language of the modern Avars. Example sentencesExamples Avar is a written language of Dagestan, which has somewhat more than half a million speakers. The Hunzib have no literary language of their own and in writing they also use the Avar language. The Botlikhs have no written language and they use the Avar written language. adjectiveəˈvɑː Relating to the Avars or their language. Example sentencesExamples In 791, Charles met virtually the entire Avar nation in battle and so thoroughly defeated them that they virtually disappeared as a tribe. The Slavs defended the north-western border to the Carpathians against frequent attacks by the Avar tribes. When he seized the Avar treasury, it created an influx of new money to the Western economy. As an example, she cites a sermon delivered by Theodore Synkellos in 627 to commemorate the anniversary of the lifting of the Avar siege of Constantinople the previous year. The Avar empire, which had dominated central Europe from its heartland in the middle Danube since the 6th century, was destroyed in a series of campaigns between 793 and 796. Origin The name in Avar.
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