deriv LSK ETT STT aSTA ALPH OLDHOMEPAGE NEWHOMEPAGE
The only really common word ending in ar अर् is /punar "again". Counting all of the ar अर्-enders in the /mahAbhArata, /punar appears about a thousand times, and all the others together about a hundred times.
These are the most common in the /mahAbhArata, after /punar —
**prAtar प्रातर् "in the morning"
**mAtar मातर् "hey mom"
kSattar क्षत्तर् "hey charioteer"
**ahar अहर् "day"
**pitar पितर् "hey dad"
I guess that in modern Sanskrit kSattar क्षत्तर् is not so common.
upaplavyAd iha kSattar upAyAto janArdanaH |
उपप्लव्यादिह क्षत्तरुपायातो जनार्दनः ।
vRkasthale nivasati sa ca prAtar ihaiSyati ||
वृकस्थले निवसति स च प्रातरिहैष्यति ॥
"O Vidura, Janardana hath set out from Upaplavya.
He is now staying at Vrikasthala and will come here tomorrow."