mahr
See also:
Mahr
English
Etymology
From
Arabic
مَهْر
(
mahr
)
Noun
mahr
(
countable and uncountable
,
plural
mahrs
)
(
Islam
)
A
mandatory
gift
from the
groom
to the
bride
upon
marriage
in
Islamic
cultures
.
Translations
a mandatory gift from the groom to the bride upon marriage in Islamic cultures
Arabic:
مَهْر
m
(
mahr
)
,
صَدَاق
m
(
ṣadāq
)
Bashkir:
мәһәр
(
məhər
)
Bengali:
মহর
(
mohor
)
French:
mahr
(fr)
m
German:
Brautgabe
f
Hindi:
महर
(hi)
m
(
mahar
)
Indonesia:
maskawin
(id)
,
mahar
(id)
Japanese:
マフル
(
mafuru
)
Ngazidja Comorian:
mahari
Pashto:
مهر
m
(
mahr
)
Persian:
مهر
(fa)
(
mahr
)
,
مهریه
(fa)
(
mahriye
)
Russian:
махр
(ru)
m
(
maxr
)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic:
мехр
m
Roman:
mehr
m
Spanish:
acidaque
(es)
m
,
mahr
m
Swahili:
mahari
(sw)
Swedish:
mahr
(sv)
c
Tajik:
маҳр
(
mahr
)
Tatar:
мәһәр
(tt)
(
mähär
)
Turkish:
mehir
(tr)
Urdu:
مہر
m
(
mahr
)
Uzbek:
mahr
(uz)
Anagrams
Hmar
,
harm