deriv ► ḫaṭṭ al-hāǧiraẗ, n.f., meridian (geogr.) ► haǧr, n., 1 ↗haǧara. – 2 hottest time of the day.
► haǧīr, n., midday heat: quasi-PP I.
► haǧīraẗ, n.f., midday heat, midday, noon: quasi-PP I, f.
► hāǧirī, adj., midday (adj.); meridional (geogr.); excellent, outstanding: nsb-adj.
► mahǧūr, adj., 1 abandoned, forsaken, deserted: PP I of ↗haǧara. – 2 lonely, lonesome: ext. of v1. – 3 in disuse, out of use; obsolete (word), antiquated, archaic: ext. of v1. – †4 (Hava1899:) uncouth (word), absurd (speech): cf. ↗huǧr.For other values attached to the root, see ↗HǦR, ↗haǧara ‘to depart, emigrate’, ↗huǧr ‘obscene language’, ↗huǧraẗ ‘agricultural settlement of the Wahabi Ikhwān in Nejd’.