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1Hur — was the name of one of the high ranking commanders of the army of Omar ibn e Saad who faced the grandson of the Prophet of Islam Imam Hussain ibn e Abi Talib (a.s.), with orders from Yazeed ibn Muawiah to either get Hussain s (a.s.) allegiance… …
2HUR — (Heb. חוּר). (1) Grandfather of the master craftsman bezalel of the tribe of Judah (Ex. 31:2; 35:30; I Chron. 2:20, 50; II Chron. 1:5); son of caleb and Ephrath (I Chron. 2:19). Another tradition seems to make him the son of Carmi, and describes… …
3Hur|ri|an — «HUR ee uhn», noun, adjective. –n. 1. a member of an ancient, non Semitic people who were scattered over most of the Middle East from about 2000 to 1200 B.C. Many scholars identify them with the Horites. 2. the languagf this people, discovered on …
4hur|ri|er — «HUR ee uhr», noun. a person who hurries …
5hur|ry-up — «HUR ee UHP», adjective. U.S. Informal. used for, involving, or requiring hurry …
6Hur — Hur, Midianitischer Fürst, welchen Moses besiegte u. dessen Land der Stamm Ruben bekam …
7HUR — fil. Iudae. 1. Par. c. 4. v. 1. qui Gen. c.l 46. v. 12. dicitur Onan. Fil. Caleb ex Ephrata uxore. 1. Par. c. 2. v. 19. et 20. Item Rex Madianitarum. Num. c. 31. v. 8. Lat. albedo, ait foramen …
8Hür — Hür, s. ⇨ Hüer …
9hur — ba·hur; hur·cheon; hur·dies; hur·dler; hur·dy gur·dy; hur·gi·la; hur·kle; hur·ley·house; hur·ly; hur·ple; hur·ri; hur·ria; hur·ri·an; hur·ri·cane; hur·ried·ly; hur·ri·er; hur·ri·some; hur·rite; hur·rock; hur·sin·ghar; hur·tle·ber·ry; mo·hur;… …
10hür — sf., Ar. ḥurr 1) Özgür Fikri hür, vicdanı hür, irfanı hür bir şairim. T. Fikret 2) zf. Özgür bir biçimde Ben ezelden beridir hür yaşadım, hür yaşarım, / Hangi çılgın bana zincir vuracakmış? Şaşarım. M. A. Ersoy Birleşik Sözler hür teşebbüs …