IPA: /hɑːr/
KK: /hɑr/
A type of fog or mist that is often cold and can make the air feel chilly.
The haar rolled in from the sea, covering the town in a thick mist.
The word 'haar' comes from Dutch 'haar', meaning 'hair'. It refers specifically to hair, particularly in a context related to the head or body.
Think of the Dutch word 'haar' for hair — this helps you remember that 'haar' refers to hair in English too.