eraar
Erar is a term with no widely recognized meaning in major languages. In Dutch-language contexts, it is most often encountered as a nonstandard spelling of leraar, the word for a male teacher. Because leraar is the standard form, eraar is generally treated as a misspelling or typographical error rather than a separate term.
Etymology and orthography: The Dutch noun leraar is built from the verb leren (to learn) with the
Usage and context: Outside informal writing, eraar is not used as an accepted term in Dutch lexicography
Notable uses and references: There are no widely cited definitions, organizations, or concepts centered on eraar
See also: leraar; leraren; teacher; Dutch language orthography.