UWAR

Acronym	Definition
UWAR	University of Warwick (UK)
UWAR	University of Wyoming Archaeological Repository (Laramie, WY)

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This consists of a household head, the mai gida; the uwar gida and her co-wives; their adult sons and the sons' wives; marriageable daughters (a potential source of income or liability, especially in the case of daughters who have fled from their husbands); minor children; and other dependents, such as elderly parents or impoverished siblings.

Identity, performance, and secrecy: gendered life and the "modern" in northern Nigeria

However, it has an executive body headed by the Uwar Zumanta Mata (Mother of the Christian Women's Fellowship), a secretary, a treasurer, a financial secretary, a song director as well as various sub-committees such as a visitation team, a hospitality team and a counseling committee.

More than being housewives: images and roles of women in folk music and its performance in Northern Nigeria

Auf seiner Besitzung Uwar ist er in seinem ganzen fruheren Leben nicht gewesen' (1,5: 443).

'Eine Immerwahrende Umwandlung Der Ansichten': Narrators and their perspectives in the works of Adalbert Stifter