حرر

h-r-r

15 wordsRank #461

Description

The Arabic root ح-ر-r (h-r-r) carries the core semantic meaning of heat, freedom, and fineness/purity. In the Quran, this root encompasses both literal heat (as in the scorching heat of the sun) and metaphorical meanings including the freeing of slaves (a highly valued act), the refined luxury of silk garments in Paradise, and the concept of being free or noble. The semantic connection lies in the idea of something being purified, refined, or liberated from constraints—whether physical bondage, coarseness of material, or the oppression of extreme temperature.

Derived Words in the Quran

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ٱلْحُرُّ
l-ḥuru— the freeman
noun2:178
بِٱلْحُرِّ
bil-ḥuri— for the freeman
noun2:178
مُحَرَّرًۭا
muḥarraran— dedicated
noun3:35
فَتَحْرِيرُ
fataḥrīru— then freeing
noun4:92
فَتَحْرِيرُ
fataḥrīru— then freeing
noun4:92
وَتَحْرِيرُ
wataḥrīru— and freeing
noun4:92
تَحْرِيرُ
taḥrīru— freeing
noun5:89
ٱلْحَرِّ ۗ
l-ḥari— the heat
noun9:81
حَرًّۭا ۚ
ḥarran— (in) heat
noun9:81
ٱلْحَرَّ
l-ḥara— (from) the heat
noun16:81
22
Al-Hajjالحج(1 word)
حَرِيرٌۭ
ḥarīrun— (will be of) silk
noun22:23
35
Fatirفاطر(2 words)
ٱلْحَرُورُ
l-ḥarūru— the heat
noun35:21
حَرِيرٌۭ
ḥarīrun— (will be of) silk
noun35:33
فَتَحْرِيرُ
fataḥrīru— then freeing
noun58:3
وَحَرِيرًۭا
waḥarīran— and silk
noun76:12