Clear or bright in appearance, used archaic or dialectal English.
From Old English 'clær' and Middle English 'clar', related to Latin 'clarus' meaning bright or clear, now largely obsolete except in regional dialects.
This word shows how 'clear' and 'clar' are linguistic cousins—pronunciations shifted over centuries, leaving 'clar' behind as a fossil of Middle English!
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