IPA: /lɑːr/
KK: /lɑr/
A type of household god worshipped in ancient Rome, or a species of gibbon known for its white hands and feet, found in Southeast Asia.
In ancient Roman homes, families would honor their lar to ensure protection and good fortune.
The word 'lar' originates from Latin 'lar', meaning a household god or spirit. In ancient Roman culture, a lar was a deity that protected the home and family.
Think of a 'household spirit' when you hear 'lar', as it refers to a protective figure in the home.