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Abir, commonly known as gulal, is the traditional name given to the powder which is red in colour used for the typical Hindu rituals in India.
The word, Abir is supposed to be originated from the Sanskrit word "Abhra" meaning dazzling color or mica.
Abir is also an Arabic female given name meaning "fragrance, aroma" and a Hebrew male given name meaning "strong, brave" and may refer to:
Bengali male name
edit- Abir Chatterjee (born 1980), Indian actor
- Abir Goswami (1976–2013), Indian actor
- Abir Biswas, Indian politician
- Abir Hossain Angkon, Bangladeshi film actor
- Abir Mukherjee (born c. 1974), British-Indian author
Arabic female name
edit- Abir Al-Tabbaa, professor of Geotechnical Engineering
- Abir Muhaisen (born 1973), adopted daughter of King Hussein of Jordan
- Abir Al-Sahlani (born 1976), Swedish-Iraqi politician
- Abir Moussi (born 1975), Tunisian lawyer and politician
Hebrew male name
edit- Abir Sultan (born 1985), Israeli photographer
- Abir Har Even (born 1947), Israelian chess player
- Abir Kara (born 1983), Israeli businessman and politician
Other people
edit- Abir Igamberdiev (born 1959), Russian-Canadian theoretical biologist and plant scientist
Other uses
edit- Abir Congo Company
- AIL Abir or "warrior", an Israel Defense Forces M462 military truck
- Abir, a martial arts discipline taught by Yehoshua Sofer
See also
edit- Abeer (disambiguation), an Arabic feminine name meaning "fragrance"
- Gulaal (film), a 2009 Indian film by Anurag Kashyap
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