Homophones for yair, yare

silhouette of fisherman casting net into an enclosure on the seashore as sunrise reflects on the water

yair yare /jɛr/

yair – n. – an enclosure or obstruction extending into tidal waters for catching or directing fish; a fishgarth, a fish weir, a type of tidal fish trap; adv. colloquial (originally U.S., now chiefly Australian) - Yes, yeah.

yare – adj. archaic and dialect. 1. – ready, prepared. a. of persons: const. to with noun or infinitive; b. of things; in later use, (of implements) ready for use; c. to make yare: to make ready, get ready, prepare (also reflexive); 2. – a. alert, nimble, active, brisk, quick; b. of a ship: moving lightly and easily; answering readily to the helm; easily manageable

(yare has been used as a variant of yair and several other terms)