NARES

Definition: NARES

NARES

Noun plural

1. The nostrils or nasal openings, -- the anterior nares being the external or proper nostrils, and the posterior nares, the openings of the nasal cavities into the mouth or pharynx.

Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)

Date "NARES" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1590. (references)

Etymology: Nares \Na"res\, plural noun. [Latin expression, plural of naris nostril.]. (Websters 1913)

Crosswords: NARES

English words defined with "NARES": Nares Deep, narial ♦ Palatonares, Postnares, Praenares, Pterygoid bone, Pterygoid process ♦ rhinoscopy ♦ The five wits. (references)

Specialty definitions using "NARES": aphta disease, aphthous fever ♦ Blue Gown ♦ epizootic aphtha ♦ Gib Cat. (references)

Etymologies containing "NARES": Mormal ♦ Palatonares, Postnares, Praenares ♦ Tubinares. (references)

Non-English Usage: "NARES" is also a word in the following language with English translations in parentheses.

Latin (float, nose, nostril, swim).

Nares are a bird's nostrils.

The nares are located directly above the beak.

On some birds, such as the budgerigar, the nares are situated within the cere.

The nares of a pet bird should be dry and clean. If they appear to be clogged, moist, or are runny (like a runny nose), the bird should be seen by an avian veterinarian.

Domain	Title
Books	Catalogue of Livres Nares Et Precieux Composout LA Bibliotheque De M. E. F. D. Ruggieri (reference) Robert Nares : elements of orthoepy (1784) (reference) (more book examples)
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"NARES" is generally used as a noun (plural) -- approximately 60.00% of the time. "NARES" is used about 5 times out of a sample of 100 million words spoken or written in English. Its rank is based on over 700,000 words used in the English language. Some parts-of-speech are not covered due to the samples used by the British National Corpus. (note: percents less than one-hundredth of one percent have been omitted)

Parts of Speech	Percent	Usage per 100 Million Words	Rank in English
Noun (plural)	60%	3	202,518
Noun (proper)	40%	2	245,945
Total	100.00%	5	N/A

The following table summarizes the usage of "NARES" based on a population census conducted in the United States. Ranks and frequencies are based on all names reported and classified.

Name	Usage/Gender	Usage per 100 million Persons	Rank in USA
Nares	Last name	130	61,655
Source: compiled by the editor from several corpora; see credits.

Expression using "NARES": nares Deep. Additional references.
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Language		Translations for "NARES"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Chinese		鼻�" (naris). (various references)

Greek		ρουθούνια (nostrils). (various references)

Korean		콧구멍 (naris). (various references)

Pig Latin		aresnay.(various references)

Turkish		burun delikleri. (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Language	Date	Source	Job Chapter 40, Verse 19
Greek (transliterated)	250 BC	Septuagint	Tout' estin arch plasmatoV kuriou pepoihmenon egkatapaizesqai upo twn aggelwn autou
Latin	405	Vulgate	In oculis eius quasi hamo capiet eum et in sudibus perforabit nares eius
Middle English	1395	Wyclif	In the eyen of hym, as with an hoc, he shal taken hym; and in stakys he shal thirle thury his nose therlis.
Jacobean English	1611	King James	He is the chief of the ways of God: he that made him can make his sword to approach unto him.
Victorian English	1833	Webster	\40:24\He taketh it with his eyes: his nose pierceth through snares.
Basic English	1964	Ogden	Will anyone take him when he is on the watch, or put metal teeth through his nose?
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Language	Job Chapter 40, Verse 19
Albanian	Ai është e para nga veprat e Perëndisë; vetëm ai që e bëri mund t'i afrohet atij me shpatën e tij.
Bulgarian	Той е изящното дело Божие; Оня, Който го е направил, го е снабдил с меча Си.
Cebuano	Siya mao ang pangulo sa mga paagi sa Dios: Siya lamang nga nagbuhat kaniya mao ang nagahatag kaniya sa iyang espada.
Chinese	他在　神所 � 的物中為首．創 � 他的給他刀劍。
Croatian	Prvenac on je Božjega stvaranja; maèem ga je naoružao tvorac.
Danish	Hvem kan gribe den i dens Tænder og trække Reb igennem dens Snude?
Dutch	(40:14) Hij is een hoofdstuk der wegen Gods; die hem gemaakt heeft, heeft hem zijn zwaard aangehecht.
Finnish	Kukapa kävisi kiinni sen silmiin, lävistäisi heittoaseella sen turvan?
French	(40:14) Il est la première des oeuvres de Dieu; Celui qui l`a fait l`a pourvu d`un glaive.
German	Er ist der Anfang der Wege Gottes; der ihn gemacht hat, der gab ihm sein Schwert.
Haitian Creole	Nan tout bèt mwen fè, se li ki pote premye pri. Se mwen ki kreye l' la sèlman ki ka fè l' bat ba.
Hungarian	Megfoghatják-é õt szemei láttára, vagy átfúrhatják-é az orrát tõrökkel?!
Indonesian-Bahasa Sehari-hari	Di antara segala makhluk-Ku dialah yang paling menakjubkan; hanya oleh Penciptanya saja ia dapat ditaklukkan!
Indonesian-Terjemahan Lama	Masakan dapat orang menangkap dia dengan hidupnya dalam jerat, atau mencucuk hidungnya.
Italian	Esso è la prima delle opere di Dio; il suo creatore lo ha fornito di difesa.
Korean	그 입 에 서 �" 횃 불 이 나 오 � 불 똥 이 뛰 어 나 며
Maori	Ko ia te tino mea nui o nga ara o te Atua: ko tona kaihanga anake hei whakapa i tana hoari ki a ia.
Modern Greek	Τουτο ειναι το αριστουργημα του Θεου· ο ποιησας αυτον δυναται να πλησιαση εις αυτον την ρομφαιαν αυτου.
Norwegian	Kan nogen fange den så den ser det? Kan nogen dra en snare gjennem dens nese?
Portuguese	Ele é obra prima dos caminhos de Deus; aquele que o fez o proveu da sua espada.
Rumanian	El este cea mai mare dintre lucrqrile lui Dumnezeu. Cel ce l -a fqcut l -a knzestrat cu o suliyq..
Russian	(40-14) ЬФП--ЧЕТИ � ХФЕК вПЦЙЙИ; ФПМШЛП уПФЧПТЙЧЫЙК ЕЗП НПЦЕФ � ТЙ�'МЙЪЙФШ Л ОЕНХ НЕЮ уЧПК;
Spanish	Es una obra maestra de Dios. Sólo su Hacedor le puede acercar su espada.
Swedish	Vem kan fånga honom, när han är på sin vakt, vem borrar en snara genom hans nos?
Thai	มันเป็นพระราชกิจชิ้นที่สำคัญของพระเจ้า ผู้ทรงสร้างมันนำ�"าบมาให้
Ukrainian	�"олова оце Божих доріг; і тільки Творець його може зблизити до нього меча...
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Derivations
	Words ending with "NARES": ensnares, insnares, snares. (additional references)
Source: compiled by the editor, based on several corpora (additional references).

Words rhyming with "NARES" (pronounced 'Na"res'): Alferes, Antares, Ceres, Clamatores, Cursores, Fossores, Gemitores, Glires, Halteres, Macrochires, mores, Natatores, Palatonares, Populares, Postnares, Praenares, Praetores, Raptores, Scansores, Strepitores, Strisores, Triangulares, Tubinares. (additional references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Direct Anagrams: earns, nears, saner, snare.
	Words within the letters "a-e-n-r-s"
	-1 letter: anes, ares, arse, earn, ears, eras, erns, near, rase, sane, sear, sera.
	-2 letters: ane, are, ars, ear, ens, era, ern, ers, nae, ran, ras, res, sae, sea, sen, ser.
	-3 letters: ae, an, ar, as, en, er, es, na, ne, re.
	Words containing the letters "a-e-n-r-s"
	+1 letter: anears, angers, answer, antres, arenas, arisen, arpens, arseno, arsine, astern, caners, casern, cranes, denars, learns, nacres, namers, ramens, rances, ranees, ranges, ravens, reason, redans, remans, resawn, sander, sanger, sarsen, senary, senora, snared, snarer, snares, sterna, yearns.
	+2 letters: aliners, almners, ancress, anestri, anglers, answers, anthers, antlers, antsier, arcsine, arenose, arenous, argents, arpents, arsenal, arsenic, arsines, asunder, atoners, banders, bangers, bankers, banners, banters, barrens, boranes, brazens, cancers, cankers, canners, canters, careens, carnets, carneys, carnies, caserne, caserns, caverns, coarsen, corneas, cravens, damners, dancers, danders, dangers, danseur, darkens, darnels, darners, earings, earners, earnest, eastern, enamors, endears, engrams, enrages, ensnare, ensnarl, entraps, enwraps, erasing, erasion, errands, errants, fanners, farness, fawners, furanes, gainers, ganders, gangers, gardens, garners, garnets, germans, gnawers, grabens, granges, hangers, hankers, hardens, harkens, harness, harshen, hernias, hoarsen, infares, insaner, insnare, krakens, lancers, landers, lanners, leaners, loaners, mangers, manners, manures, marines, martens, meaners, moaners, nabbers, naggers, nailers, nappers, narcose, nastier, natters, natures, nearest, nectars, oarsmen, onagers, oranges, panders, paniers, panzers, parents, pastern, pawners, persona, planers, prances, ranches, randies, rangers, rankers, rankest, rankles, ranters, rapines, ratines, rattens, ravines, rawness, reagins, reasons, recanes, recants, reearns, regains, reginas, rehangs, reloans, remains, remands, renails, renames, rennase, rentals, replans, retains, retinas, retsina, saltern, sanders, sandier, sangers, sardine, sarment, sarsens, saunter, scanner, scanter, searing, seminar, senarii, senator, senhora, senoras, seringa, serrano, servant, sharpen, sierran, slander, smarten, snakier, snapper, snarers, snarled, snarler, sneaker, spanker, spanner, spawner, stainer, stander, stearin, sternal, strange, surname, swanker, synurae, tankers, tanners, tanrecs, taverns, thenars, trances, treason, trepans, unbears, unswear, vanners, versant, wanders, wanters, wardens, warners, warrens, weaners, yarners, yawners, zanders.
	+3 letters: abhenrys, absenter, acarines, acrogens, adorners, adrenals, aginners, ailerons, airiness, airlines, aleurons, alieners, alienors, aligners, almoners, amenders, analyser, ancestor, ancestry, anergias, anergies, aneroids, anestrus, aneurins, aneurism, aneurysm, angaries, angriest, annoyers, anserine, anserous, answered, answerer, antbears, antisera, antrorse, anureses, anuresis, araneids, archines, archness, arcsines, arenites, arginase, aridness, arranges, arsenals, arsenate, arsenics, arsenide, arsenite, arsenous, artiness, ascender, assenter, assentor, assigner, asternal, astringe, avengers, aversion, bandores, banisher, banister, bareness, barniest, baroness, baronets, baronies, baronnes, bartends, baseborn, bearings, bearskin, begroans, binaries, blarneys, brackens, branches, branders, brandies, branners, brechans, brisance, broadens, canaries, candlers, canister, canvaser, carbines, carlines, carmines, carnages, casernes, caterans, centares, centaurs, centrals, ceratins, cesarean, cesarian, chancres, changers, chanters, charnels, cisterna, clangers, cleaners, cleanser, coarsens, cragsmen, cranches, crankest, crankles, crannies, creasing, creatins, cremains, dandlers, danglers, danseurs, darkness, darndest, daunders, daunters, dearness, denarius, deraigns, deranges, detrains, dextrans, drabness, dragnets, drainers, duramens, durances, earnests, earnings, earrings, earstone, enablers, enactors, enamours, enchaser, endosarc, enframes, engagers, engrafts, engrails, engrains, engraves, enlarges, enravish, enslaver, ensnared, ensnarer, ensnares, ensnarls, enthrals, entrails, entrains, entrants, entreats, erasions, estragon, estrange, eternals, fainters, fairness, fanciers, fanfares, farinose, farnesol, fastener, fenestra, firepans, flaneurs, flangers, flankers, foramens, forsaken, fraenums, frankers, frankest, freshman, funerals, furanose, furnaces, gangrels, gangster, ganister, gantries, garments, gearings, generals, gesneria, glancers, glanders, gleaners, gradines, grainers, grandees, grandest, grangers, granites, grannies, grantees, granters, granules, grapnels, grayness, greasing, greatens, grenades, groaners, hairnets, hanapers, handlers, hardness, hardnose, harmines, harshens, hastener, haunters, hearings, hearkens, hearsing, heartens, heparins, herdsman, hoarsens, horseman, inarches, increase, inearths, inertias, ingrates, inhalers, inlayers, insnared, insnarer, insnares, intreats, invaders, islander, janglers, kaiserin, keratins, klaverns, knackers, knappers, kneaders, ladrones, lanciers, landlers, langrels, lanterns, larynges, larynxes, latrines, launders, learners, lucarnes, lurdanes, madrones, managers, mandrels, manglers, manropes, manurers, margents, mariners, marksmen, marlines, maunders, meanders, menacers, menorahs, menstrua, mensural, menswear, minarets, minerals, mislearn, monerans, monstera, moraines, nacreous, naperies, narceins, narcoses, nargiles, narrates, naysayer, nearness, nearside, negaters, negators, neuromas, neurosal, neurulas, neutrals, nitrates, notaries, numerals, onstream, operands, operants, oreganos, organise, outearns, overmans, padrones, painters, pancreas, pandores, panfries, panniers, panthers, pantries, pardners, partners, parvenus, pasterns, patterns, personae, personal, personas, pertains, pinaster, planners, planters, pralines, prancers, prawners, predawns, prenames, preplans, pressman, prewarns, pristane, profanes, pronates, propanes, proteans, psoralen, purslane, pyranose, raciness, raftsmen, raiments, rainiest, rainless, raisonne, ramekins, ranchers, randiest, rangiest, rankness, ranpikes, ransomed, ransomer, raptness, rareness, rashness, ratanies, ratlines, ratsbane, ratteens, raunches, ravelins, raveners, ravenous, readings, readorns, reagents, realigns, realness, reascend, reascent, reasoned, reasoner, reassign, recleans, recusant, redshank, reenacts, refasten, refrains, regrants, reinsman, relaxins, relearns, remnants, renewals, rennases, repaints, repanels, replants, resawing, resaying, reseason, reshaven, resinate, resonant, resonate, responsa, resprang, restrain, retinals, retrains, retsinas, rewakens, reynards, rhamnose, rinsable, romaines, romances, romanise, ruinates, sabering, salterns, sangaree, sanserif, sarcenet, sardines, sarmenta, sarments, sarsenet, saunters, sauterne, scanners, scantier, scenario, scrannel, seaborne, seafront, searobin, seasoner, seatrain, seminars, seminary, senarius, senators, senhoras, senorita, sensoria, seraphin, serenade, serenata, serenate, sergeant, seringas, serjeant, serranid, serranos, servants, shagreen, sharpens, shearing, shrapnel, signaler, sirenian, slanders, slangier, slattern, smartens, smearing, snaggier, snappers, snappier, snarkier, snarlers, snarlier, snatcher, snazzier, sneakers, sneakier, solander, sonarmen, spandrel, spankers, spanners, spawners, speargun, spearing, spearman, spearmen, sprained, squander, stainers, stancher, standers, starnose, stearine, stearins, sternway, strained, strainer, straiten, stranded, strander, stranger, strangle, superfan, superman, supernal, surnamed, surnamer, surnames, suzerain, swanherd, swankier, swannery, swearing, synergia, tacrines, tanagers, tanglers, tartness, taunters, taurines, tavernas, telerans, terrains, terranes, tertians, thankers, tinwares, tonearms, trainees, trainers, tranches, transect, transept, transfer, transude, trapnest, trashmen, treasons, trenails, trepangs, tsarevna, twangers, unawares, unbraces, unbrakes, uncrates, undersea, undrapes, unearths, uneasier, unerased, unlearns, unmakers, unmasker, unraised, unravels, unreason, unseared, unshared, unswears, untreads, uranides, uranites, urbanest, urbanise, urethans, urinates, vanisher, varments, vaunters, ventrals, verandas, verbenas, versants, verseman, vervains, veterans, vinegars, wagoners, wakeners, wanglers, wariness, warmness, wrangles, yearends, yearners.
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