Nabor

Nabor is a term that appears in several languages and can refer to different concepts, depending on context. In Cyrillic-based languages such as Russian, Ukrainian, and Bulgarian, the noun meaning is набор (nabor), which denotes a set, kit, or collection of items assembled as a group. It is used in phrases like набор инструментов (a tool kit), набор слов (a set of words), or подарочный набор (gift set). The related verb набира́ть means to assemble, to collect, or to recruit.

In Polish, nabór refers to recruitment or intake. It is used for processes of admitting new participants or staff, for example nabór do szkoły (admission to a school) or proces naboru pracowników (the recruitment process). The term can describe both the act of recruiting and the pool of applicants.

As a proper noun, Nabor may appear as a surname or a place name in some contexts, though it is not common in English-language sources. When encountered as such, it is typically a transliteration of the local term rather than an independent English concept.

See also: kit, set, collection, recruitment, intake.