hir — s. v. informaţie, ştire, veste. Trimis de siveco, 13.09.2007. Sursa: Sinonime hir s.n. – Ştire, veste, noutate. – var. hiriu. Mag. hir (DAR). În Trans. – Der. hireş, adj. (faimos, celebru), din mag. hires. Trimis de blaurb, 25.11.2007. Sursa:… … Dicționar Român
hir — hȋr m <N mn hírovi> DEFINICIJA čin obijesti, nenadani prohtjev, nepredvidiva promjena [hir prirode; prolazni hir]; kapric ETIMOLOGIJA *xyra: bolest (rus. dijal. xirij: slab, bolestan, polj. dijal. chyać: bolovati) … Hrvatski jezični portal
Hir — Hir, pron. [Obs.] See {Here}, pron. Chaucer. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
HIR — fil. Caleb, filii Iephone, 1. Par. c. 4. v. 15 … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
hîr — m 〈N mn hírovi〉 čin obijesti, nenadani prohtjev, nepredvidiva promjena; kapric [∼ prirode; prolazni ∼] … Veliki rječnik hrvatskoga jezika
hir — M.E. obsolete form of HER (Cf. her) … Etymology dictionary
hir- — hiro DEFINICIJA kao prvi dio riječi označava ono što je u vezi s rukom ili dlanom [hiromantija] ETIMOLOGIJA grč. kheír: ruka … Hrvatski jezični portal
hir|er — «HYR uhr», noun. a person who employs others or rents something … Useful english dictionary
hir|mo|lo|gi|on — «HUR muh LOH jee uhn», noun, plural gi|a « jee uh». a book containing Eucharistic prayers and hirmoi of the Eastern Church. ╂[< Medieval Greek heirmologion < Greek heirmós series, connection + légein say, read] … Useful english dictionary
hir — obs. ME. form of her pron … Useful english dictionary
hir — es·ki·se·hir; hir·able; hir·car·rah; hir·cine; hir·co·cer·vus; hir·die gir·die; hir·dum dir·dum; hir·er; hir·ling; hir·mos; hir·ne·o·la; hir·su·tal; hir·sute; hir·su·tel·la; hir·su·ti·es; hir·sut·ism; hir·su·tu·lous; hir·tel·la; hir·tel·lous;… … English syllables
