ÅSAR
\ɐsˈɑː], \ɐsˈɑː], \ɐ_s_ˈɑː]\
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[=e]'sar, n.pl. the Swedish name for those long, winding banks and ridges of gravel and sand which occur abundantly in the low grounds of Sweden, supposed to mark the site of sub-glacial streams and rivers.--These åsar are the same as the Irish eskar and the Scotch kames.
By Thomas Davidson
