No. 1,413 in Arabic

زار

"زار" means "to visit."

In a sentence

زار أحمد المتحف الوطني البارحة.
Ahmed visited the national museum yesterday.
The verb 'زار' here means 'visited', indicating that someone went to a place (the museum) to see and learn about it.
هل زرت طبيب الأسنان الأسبوع الماضي؟
Did you visit the dentist last week?
In this question, 'زار' is used in the interrogative form to ask if someone visited a specific person (the dentist).
يصرح زائر القصر بأنه أحب كل شيء فيه.
The visitor of the palace states that he loved everything in it.
'زائر' (visitor) is a derivative of 'زار', describing a person who visits a place.

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