How to spell MANAR correctly?
If "manar" is misspelled, here are some possible correct suggestions: "manor", "maniac" or "manage". Double-check the word's intended meaning to ensure the correct substitution.
List of suggestions on how to spell manar correctly
- ana
- mainer As a Mainer, she loved spending her weekends exploring the rugged coastlines of Maine.
- man
- manage I am trying to manage my time more effectively.
- manager The manager of the company is responsibile for allocating resources.
- manama The market in Manama is lively and full of people.
- mane George has a long mane.
- manger
- Mani I need some gum, Mani.
- mania Her obsession with cleanliness had turned into a mania, causing her to clean her house several times a day.
- maniac The maniac escaped from the mental hospital and is now on the loose.
- Manias Her manias included obsessive cleaning and checking locks repeatedly.
- mann
- manna I found manna in the desert.
- manner She has a very peculiar manner of speaking.
- manor The manor was passed down through generations of the noble family.
- manors The historic town is dotted with elegant manors, each with its own unique architectural style.
- MANS I have a lot of mans anxiety.
- manta The manta ray is one of the largest animals in the sea.
- manual I need to find the manual for this machine.
- manure The farmer spread manure on the fields to fertilize the soil.
- many
- mar The strong waves of the storm caused the boat's paint to mar.
- mara The mara is a large, herbivorous mammal found in South America.
- Maynard Maynard was a skilled craftsman who could create art from anything he could find.
- meaner The bullies in high school seemed to get meaner and meaner as the years went on.
- miner He's a miner for a coal mine.
- minor The minor issue was easily fixed.
- moaner I couldn't concentrate on my work because the moaner next to me wouldn't stop complaining about their workload.
- molnar Luka is a very shy molnar.
- mona I'm going to the grocery store, mona.
- myna The myna birds were chattering loudly in the trees outside.
