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Umar

British  
/ ˈuːmɑː /

noun

  1. a variant transliteration of the Arabic name for Omar

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Ahmed said the commander then went to the base to release him, as well as another shop owner and Umar.

From BBC

He disputed allegations made the governor of Niger state, Umar Bago, in local media that the church had defied an order to close its school after threats of attacks.

From BBC

After repeated warnings over financial governance and ethical concerns, the International Olympic Committee severed links with IBA and its Russian president Umar Kremlev ahead of the Tokyo Games in 2021.

From Barron's

Umar's father and sister-in-law told the BBC that they "can't and don't know" anything about it.

From BBC

Even though the police or the NIA had not named him officially, Umar's name hit the headlines in India within hours of the blast.

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