What does WSAR mean?
WSAR means West and South Asian Religions
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for West and South Asian Religions?
West and South Asian Religions can be abbreviated as WSAR
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What does WSAR stand for? WSAR stands for "West and South Asian Religions". |
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How to abbreviate "West and South Asian Religions"? "West and South Asian Religions" can be abbreviated as WSAR. |
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What is the meaning of WSAR abbreviation? The meaning of WSAR abbreviation is "West and South Asian Religions". |
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What is WSAR abbreviation? One of the definitions of WSAR is "West and South Asian Religions". |
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What does WSAR mean? WSAR as abbreviation means "West and South Asian Religions". |
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What is shorthand of West and South Asian Religions? The most common shorthand of "West and South Asian Religions" is WSAR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ASPDAC - Asian and South Pacific Design Automation Conference
- MESALC - Middle Eastern and South Asian Languages and Cultures
- MESAS - Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies
- SAGAR - South Asian Group for Action and Reflection
- SAAPRI - South Asian American Policy and Research Institute
- SANDEE - South Asian Network for Development and Environmental Economics
- SANGAT - South Asian Network of Gender Activists and Trainers
- SANSAD - South Asian Network for Secularism and Democracy
- SACCER - South Asian Community Center for Education and Research
- SAWERA - South Asian Women's Empowerment and Resource Alliance
- SCEAR - Studies in Central and East Asian Religions
- ARC - Asian Religions Cultures
- CSAF - Central and South Asian Football
- MESA - Middle East and South Asian
- SASA - South Asian and South Asian
- SCAMAP - South and Central Asian Medicinal and Aromatic Plants
- SWISS - South West Ipswich and South Suffolk
- ssea - South and South East Asian
- wsw - West and South West
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