Masar

Masar is a term that can refer to several different topics. In Arabic, مسار means path, route, course, or trajectory, and is used in both everyday language and technical contexts to denote the direction or progression of something, such as the path of a vehicle or the trajectory of a project. It also appears in compound expressions describing movement, progress, or planning.

As a proper noun, Masar is used as a given name for men in Arabic-speaking communities, and it appears in various place names and organizational titles. When used as a name, Masar is commonly interpreted as reflecting a journey or a sense of direction.

In branding and project naming, Masar is adopted to evoke forward movement or strategic planning. It is found across sectors such as technology, education, infrastructure, and culture, often in programs, companies, or initiatives. Variants such as Massar or Mesar are common due to transliteration differences.

Because it is a common term used in diverse contexts, there is no single definitive article for Masar; readers should refer to the specific domain—language, personal name, geography, or organization—to identify the intended meaning. See also Masar (disambiguation) for other uses.