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The term ara can refer to:

• the constellation Araalso known as the Altar;
• the Ara of tropical birds, commonly called macaws;
• the ARA-IIhypotensive drugs;
• the River Ara, river of the northeast of Spain, on the south side of the Pyrenees;
• the Arakawa River or Ara, a Japanese river that flows into Tokyo Bay;
• Arain the province of Huesca, Spain;
• Argentine Republic (ARA)naval component of the Argentine armed forces;
• Ara Pacis, monument of Rome built in thanksgiving for the return of Emperor Caesar Augustus on 9th a. C.;
• Ara, newspaper of Catalonia;
• the AraConsecrated stone that was usually placed in the center of the Catholic altar;

• Ara votiva, element of Roman culture

• (849) Araan asteroid belt asteroid;
• the Project AraGoogle platform for modular smartphones.
• the Araa chain of Colombian stores.
• woman's own name.
• a virgin: Ntra. Mrs. del Ara.

People

• Pedro Ara Sarria (1891-1973), doctor and Spanish anatomy.