*hōrǭ

Runic: ᚺᛟᚱᛟ Pronunciation: /ˈxɔː.rɔ̃ː/

noun · feminine · ōn-stem

Meanings

whore, adulteress

From Proto-Indo-European *kéh₂ros (‘loved’), from *keh₂-.

hōre (Old English)
- hore, hoor, hoore, hor, houre, hure (Middle English)
  - whore (English)
  - hure, hoor (Scots)
  - hŵr (Welsh)
*hōre (Old Frisian)
- huorre, hoer (West Frisian)
*hōra (Old Saxon)
- hôre (Middle Low German)
  - Hoor (German Low German)
*huora (Old Dutch)
- hoere (Middle Dutch)
  - hoor (Limburgish)
*huora (Old Dutch)
- hoere (Middle Dutch)
  - hoer (Dutch)
    - hoer (Afrikaans)
    - huru (Sranan Tongo)
*huora (Old Dutch)
- hoere (Middle Dutch)
  - hoer (Dutch)
    - hoer, hoerer, hurer, hu, huer (Negerhollands)
      - huur (Virgin Islands Creole)
gehuorda (Old Dutch)
- hoere (Middle Dutch)
  - hoor (Limburgish)
gehuorda (Old Dutch)
- hoere (Middle Dutch)
  - hoer (Dutch)
    - hoer (Afrikaans)
    - huru (Sranan Tongo)
gehuorda (Old Dutch)
- hoere (Middle Dutch)
  - hoer (Dutch)
    - hoer, hoerer, hurer, hu, huer (Negerhollands)
      - huur (Virgin Islands Creole)
huora (Old High German)
- huore (Middle High German)
  - hurra (Cimbrian)
  - Houer (Luxembourgish)
  - Hur (Pennsylvania German)
  - הור (hur) (Yiddish)
huora (Old High German)
- huore (Middle High German)
  - Hure, H*re (German)
    - hura (Lower Sorbian)
hóra (Old Norse)
- hore (Danish)
- uora (Elfdalian)
- hora (Faroese)
- hóra (Icelandic)
- hore (Norwegian Bokmål)
- hora (Norwegian Nynorsk)
hóra (Old Norse)
- hōra (Old Swedish)
  - hora (Swedish)
*hoora (Proto-Finnic)