#a ara
- Arapiles — A town and municipality in Spain, located in the province of Salamanca (Castile and León), renowned in world history for the famous Battle of Arapiles (known in Anglo-Saxon historiography as the Battle of Salamanca) on July 22, 1812. In this major conflict of the Peninsular War, the Anglo-Portuguese allied troops led by the Duke of Wellington achieved a decisive victory against the French army led by Marshal Marmont.
- To plow (subjunctive) — A verbal form for the 3rd person (singular and plural) of the present subjunctive mood or the imperative mood of the verb 'a ara'; it expresses a wish, command, necessity, or hypothetical action by which a plowman or agricultural machinery tills the soil by turning over furrows. This inflectional form is essential in structuring subordinate clauses.
- Araucaria araucana — An endangered species of evergreen conifer in the genus Araucaria, native to the Andean slopes of Chile and western Argentina, popularly known as the monkey puzzle tree or Chilean pine. Notable for its sharp, triangular, scale-like leaves arranged spirally on thick branches, this relict tree can live for over a thousand years.