Afr

Pronunciation: /æfr/

Definitions of afr

noun Afr is not a commonly recognized noun in the English language.

Example Sentences

A1 I saw an afr at the zoo.

A2 The afr was grazing peacefully in the savannah.

B1 The afr population has been declining due to habitat loss.

B2 Conservation efforts are being made to protect the afr species.

C1 Researchers are studying the behavior of afrs in their natural habitat.

C2 Afrs play a crucial role in maintaining the ecosystem of the African savannah.

Examples of afr in a Sentence

formal The organization is dedicated to promoting economic development in Afr countries.

informal I heard that Afr is a beautiful place to visit during the summer.

slang I can't wait to chill in Afr next month!

figurative His mind was like a puzzle with missing pieces, scattered across the Afr landscape.

Grammatical Forms of afr

• past tense: afrd
• plural: afrs
• comparative: more afr
• superlative: most afr
• present tense: afr
• future tense: will afr
• perfect tense: have afrd
• continuous tense: am afring
• singular: afr
• positive degree: afr
• infinitive: to afr
• gerund: afring
• participle: afrd

Origin and Evolution of afr

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'afr' is believed to have originated from Old French, specifically from the word 'afrer' meaning 'to freeze'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'afr' evolved to take on the meaning of 'to make cold or cool' in Middle English before eventually falling out of common usage.