-ar
Latinrelating to, resembling
Suffix · means "relating to, resembling"
Roots often paired with -ar
Associated Words · 37
similar
having likeness to something else; nearly the same
popular
liked by many people; widespread among the public
particular
specific or special; a specific detail
nuclear
Relating to atomic nuclei or nuclear energy and weapons
regular
Consistent and occurring at fixed intervals; a habitual visitor
solar
Of or relating to the sun; using solar energy
popularity
The state of being widely liked or accepted by many people
seminar
A small advanced class or professional meeting for discussing ideas
peculiar
Strange or unusual; belonging exclusively to one person or place
linear
Arranged in a straight line; sequential
molecular
Relating to or consisting of molecules
polar
Relating to the earth's poles; having opposite extremes
culinary
Relating to cooking or the kitchen
grammar
The system of rules for the structure and correct use of a language
irregular
Not conforming to rules or patterns; uneven or inconsistent
rectangular
Having the shape of a rectangle; meeting at right angles
curricular
Relating to an academic curriculum
interstellar
Existing or occurring in the space between stars
triangular
Shaped like a triangle; involving three parties
extracurricular
Outside the regular academic curriculum or job duties
globular
Roughly spherical in shape
insular
Narrow-minded or isolated; relating to an island
polarity
The state of having two opposite poles or extremes
customarily
In the usual or traditional manner