Pir

Pir is the term for a Muslim Sufi teacher and master. The students and followers of a Pir are known as Murids.
Pir is the term for a pilgrimage site in Persian, frequently one of the Zoroastrian faith
Pir, King of the Britons
Pir is the Persian word for "old". When preceding a Persian name, the word indicates homage payed to the so titled, usually a sage or wise elder
PIR is an acronym for the Protein Information Resource, a major protein information database and bioinformatics resource
PIR is an acronym for Partners in Research, a Canadian charity dedicated to bio-medical research
PIR is an acronym for Parrot Intermediate Representation, part of Parrot
PIR is an acronym for Passive infrared sensors, and often used as part of a security system
PIR is an acronym for Parachute Infantry Regiment
PIR is an acronym for the Public Interest Registry, a not-for-profit corporation responsible for managing the .org top-level domain.
PIR is an acronym for Public Information Research, a non-profit corporation that maintains Namebase, an online database of citations to influential people
PIR is an acronym for Private information retrieval, a protocol that allows a user to retrieve an item from a server in possession of a database without revealing which item she is retrieving.
PIR is Polyisocyanurate, a plastic typically produced as a foam for thermal insulation
Parent(s) In Room, signifying to people in chat rooms or instant message conversations that someone's parents are in the room and to watch what is said.
PIR is an acronym for the Ontario Ministry of Public Infrastructure Renewal
PIR is also an acronym for Post-Implementation Review

Race tracks

PIR is an initialism for the Phoenix International Raceway
PIR is an initialism for the Portland International Raceway

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