According to the Food Lover's Companion, "za'atar" (which is pronouned "ZAH-tahr") is the following:
1. A pungent, strongly aromatic herb with soft, dark green leaves. It's native to the Middle East and tastes like an amalgam of marjoram, oregano andthyme. In Arabic, za'atar means "thyme," and, to confuse matters, this herb is also called Syrian marjoram.
2. A popular, pungent Middle Eastern spice blend composed of toasted sesame seeds, dried thyme, dried marjoram and sumac. It's mixed with olive oil and salt and is drizzled over hot bread or used as a dip for bread. Za'atar (also spelled zahtar) is also sprinkled over meats and vegetables as a seasoning. It can be found at most Middle Eastern groceries.
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Reuven Atar is 170 cm.
Atar Arad was born on 1945-03-08.
Doron Ben-Atar was born in 1957.
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Raed al Atar was born in 1974.
Roi Atar was born on 1994-04-04.
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An atar is an essential oil extracted from certain flowers, or the perfume made from this oil.
An atar is an essential oil extracted from certain flowers, or the perfume made from this oil.
The airport code for Atar International Airport is ATR.
Elon Natan Atar has written: 'Li-fesanter pilim'
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