حرص ḥirṣ inf. n. of حرص 'to desire eagerly'
A حرص ḥirṣ (inf. n. of حرص 'to desire eagerly'), s.f. Desiring eagerly; greediness, avidity, avarice, covetousness:—ḥirṣ ćhūṭnā, v.n. To be avaricious or covetous:—ḥirṣ dilānā, ḥirṣ denā (-ko), To make (one) desire eagerly, to rouse cupidity in; to tempt, entice, allure:—ḥirṣ karnā (-kī), To long (for), to covet:—ḥirṣ-ā-ḥirṣ, ḥirṣ-ā-ḥirṣī, adv. Greedily, avariciously, covetously.
حرث ḥars̤ inf. n. of حرث 'to sow'
A حرث ḥars̤ (inf. n. of حرث 'to sow'), s.m. Sowing, cultivating, ploughing; a ploughshare.
حادث ḥādis̤ fr. حدث 'to be new'
A حادث ḥādis̤ (fr. حدث 'to be new'), adj. New, recent, just appearing, just begun:—ḥādis̤ honā, v.n. To appear, to emerge; to happen, occur.
حريص ḥarīṣ see ḥirṣ
A حريص ḥarīṣ (see ḥirṣ), adj. Greedy, avaricious, covetous;—s.m. A greedy or covetous person;—an imitator (of others).
حدث ḥadas̤, ḥads̤ v.n. fr. حدث 'to be new'
A حدث ḥadas̤, ḥads̤ (v.n. fr. حدث 'to be new'), s.m. Anything existing for the first time, recently happening, a thing not known before, a new thing, a novelty, an innovation; an accident, event, casualty, contingency;—an accidental cause of impurity (according to Musalmān traditions) that forbids or prevents one's performing prayer, &c. without ablution; a state annulling legal purity.
