musar

As nouns the difference between terms and musar

is that terms is while musar is (archaic) an itinerant player on the musette, a musical instrument formerly common in europe.

As nouns the difference between musar and muser

is that musar is (archaic) an itinerant player on the musette, a musical instrument formerly common in europe while muser is one who muses.

As nouns the difference between musar and musard

is that musar is (archaic) an itinerant player on the musette, a musical instrument formerly common in europe while musard is (obsolete) a dreamer; an absent-minded person.

As a noun musar

is (archaic) an itinerant player on the musette, a musical instrument formerly common in europe.

As an adjective musal is

of or pertaining to the muses, or to poetry.

As nouns the difference between mudar and musar

is that mudar is (plant) either of two milkweed-like shrubs, which yield a strong fibre and an acrid milky juice used medicinally: while musar is (archaic) an itinerant player on the musette, a musical instrument formerly common in europe.

As nouns the difference between europe and musar

is that europe is while musar is (archaic) an itinerant player on the musette, a musical instrument formerly common in europe.

As nouns the difference between musette and musar

is that musette is any of various form of small bagpipe, especially with a bellows, having a soft sound, and once popular in France while musar is an itinerant player on the musette, a musical instrument formerly common in Europe.

As nouns the difference between player and musar

is that player is one that plays while musar is (archaic) an itinerant player on the musette, a musical instrument formerly common in europe.

As nouns the difference between itinerant and musar

is that itinerant is a homeless person while musar is (archaic) an itinerant player on the musette, a musical instrument formerly common in europe.

As an adjective itinerant

is which travels to perform its functions.