IPA: /əˈfɑːr/
KK: /əˈfɑr/
At a long distance away from a place or person.
The mountains looked beautiful from afar.
A long distance away from a person or place.
The travelers came from afar to witness the festival.
Afar originates from Middle English 'afar' (meaning from a distance), which is derived from the Old English 'afer' (meaning away). The word describes being at a distance or far away from a point of reference.
Think of being 'away' ('afer') from something — that's how you remember that 'afar' means from a distance.