IPA: //jɑːr//
KK: /jɑr/
Quick and agile, especially in terms of movement or handling.
The boat was yar, making it easy to navigate through the narrow channels.
Comparative: yarer
Superlative: yarest
The word 'yar' originates from Old English 'gear', meaning agile or lively. It describes something that is quick and nimble, often used in nautical contexts to refer to a ship that is easy to maneuver.
Think of 'agile' and 'lively' to remember that 'yar' means quick and nimble, especially when referring to a ship.