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au·rar

 (ou′rär′, œ′rär′)
n.
Plural of eyrir.
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aurar

(ˈɔːrɑː)
n
(Currencies) the plural of eyrir
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ey•rir

(ˈeɪ rɪər)

n., pl. au•rar (ˈɔɪ rɑr)
a monetary unit of Iceland, equal to 1/100 of a króna.
[1925–30; < Icelandic; Old Norse: ounce, unit of money < Latin aureus golden]
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(40) 'A Five Year Report on Performance of Women Parliamentarians in the 12th National Assembly (2002-2007)', Naeem Mirza and Wasim Wagha, Aurar Foundation Publication, Pakistan, pg.
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pat varu log i pann tima, ef madr drap prael fyrir manni, at sa madr skyldi foera heim praelsjold ok hefja ferd sina fyrir ina pridju sol eptir vig praelsins; pat skyldu vera tolf aurar silfrs.
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