मुहर

Hindi

Etymology

Borrowed from Classical Persian مهر (muhr), from Middle Persian mwdl (muhr).

Pronunciation

  • (Delhi) IPA(key): /mʊ.ɦəɾ/, [mɔ.ɦɔɾ]

Noun

मुहर • (muhar) f (Urdu spelling مہر)

  1. stamp, seal
    Synonyms: छाप (chāp), ठप्पा (ṭhappā)
  2. gold coin, doubloon
    हमें मुहरों से भरा कलसा मिला।
    hamẽ muhrõ se bharā kalsā milā.
    We found a vase full of doubloons.
    • 1880–1936, प्रेमचंद, आत्माराम‎[1]:
      उसने कुछ मोहर कमर में बाँधीं, फिर एक सूखी लकड़ी से जमीन की मिट्टी हटा कर कई गड्ढे बनाये, उन्हें मोहरों से भर कर मिट्टी से ढँक दिया।
      usne kuch mohar kamar mẽ bāndhī̃, phir ek sūkhī lakṛī se jamīn kī miṭṭī haṭā kar kaī gaḍḍhe banāye, unhẽ mohrõ se bhar kar miṭṭī se ḍhãk diyā.
      He tied some coins to his waist, and then used a dry stick to clear the dirt from the ground to make some ditches, which he filled with coins and covered with dirt.

Declension

Declension of मुहर (fem cons-stem)
singular plural
direct मुहर
muhar 		मुहरें
muharẽ
oblique मुहर
muhar 		मुहरों
muharõ
vocative मुहर
muhar 		मुहरो
muharo

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