هور
Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with concepts of collapse, destruction, and falling. It also extends to meanings of accusation, recklessness, and the passage of time, particularly the latter parts of night or winter.
Derived headwords
- 1.the bank collapsedboth
the bank collapsed
- 2.a collapsing bankboth
a collapsing bank
- 1.to collapse, crumbleboth
The present tense form of the verb 'to collapse', referring to a cliff or embankment falling.
- 1.collapse, crumblingboth
The verbal noun (masdar) for the collapsing or crumbling of a cliff or embankment.
- 1.collapse, crumblingboth
An alternative verbal noun (masdar) for the collapsing or crumbling of a cliff or embankment.
- 1.the active participle of haraboth
the active participle of hara
- 1.a collapsing cliffclassical
A phrase used to describe a cliff that is falling or has fallen, where 'هار' is used in place of 'هائر'.
- 1.to accuse him withboth
To accuse someone of something, to attribute a fault or suspicion to them.
- 1.it collapsedboth
it collapsed
- 1.to collapse, fall downboth
To collapse, to fall down, to be demolished. This is a common verb for the collapse of buildings or structures.
- 1.accusation, suspicionboth
The act of accusing someone or the state of being suspected of something.
- 1.falling into something with little talkboth
falling into something with little talk
- 1.reckless, rashboth
An active participle describing someone who is reckless or acts without much thought.
- 1.the latter part of the nightboth
The period when most of the night has passed and its darkness is broken.
- 1.the latter part of winterboth
The period when most of winter has passed and its coldness has diminished.
- 1.to perish, be destroyedclassical
To perish, to be destroyed, to be lost.
- 1.high ground, elevated placeclassical
An elevated place or high ground, particularly referring to a prominent dune of sand.