to.ar denotes outward appearance or visible form, whether attractive, damaged, or used to identify someone or something.

The noun refers to outward appearance or visible form across descriptions of people, animals, and figurative subjects: it can be praised as beautiful, contrasted as poor or marred, or asked about for identification.

1. Outward appearance and visible form · dominant

   The masculine singular noun describes observable appearance in varied settings. In Genesis 41:18 and Genesis 41:19 the APB renders Pharaoh's contrasting descriptions of cows as beautiful or bad in form; in 1 Samuel 28:14 it renders a question about the figure coming up, and in Lamentations 4:8 it describes an appearance darkened beyond recognition.

   Genesis 41:18Genesis 41:191 Samuel 28:14Lamentations 4:8Genesis 29:17Isaiah 52:14

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the noun's contexts with descriptions such as "beautiful in appearance," "form," and an appearance that has grown dark. Its varying English wording does not consistently isolate the noun's individual contribution.