Hagars

Hagars is the plural form of the given name Hagar in English, and may be used to refer to multiple people bearing that name or to a family with the surname Hagars. It is not associated with a single, specific topic.

In religious and literary contexts, Hagar is best known as the handmaid of Sarah in the Hebrew Bible; she is the mother of Ishmael. When discussing more than one person named Hagar, writers may use Hagars to indicate the plural.

Hagars as a surname occurs infrequently. As a pluralized form, Hagars follows standard English rules for adding -s to proper nouns. The name Hagar itself is of Hebrew origin; the precise meaning is debated, with various explanations proposed by scholars.

Related topics include Hagar, Hager, and the given-name Hagar.