Words from this root appear 113 times in the Qur'an, in 3 forms. Nahār means "the day".
نَهَارًۭا
nahār
Read here as nahāran · Noun · 57 times in the Qur'an
Meaningthe day · day · a dayدن کو · دن · دن میںदिन को · दिन की · दिन केদিনের · দিনকে · ও দিনকেsiang · siang hari · diwaktu sianggündüzü · gündüzün · gündüzபகலை · the day · and the dayروز · در روز · پیشی گیرنده بر روز
2:164and the dayاور دنऔर दिन केও দিনেরdan siangve gündüzünஇன்னும் பகல்و روز
2:274and dayاور دن کوऔर दिनও দিনেdan siang harive gündüzஇன்னும் பகல்و روز
Read here as tanhar · Verb · 2 times in the Qur'an
Meaningrepel · repel themجھڑکو · جھڑکنا ان کوआप झिड़कये · तुम झिड़कना उन दोनों कोতিরস্কার করো · তাদের দু'জনকে ধমক দিবেkamu menghardik · kamu membentak keduanyarepel · onları azarlamarepel · இன்னும் வெருட்டாதே! அவ்விருவரைطرد نکن · بانگ مزن بر آن دو
17:23repel themجھڑکنا ان کوतुम झिड़कना उन दोनों कोতাদের দু'জনকে ধমক দিবেkamu membentak keduanyaonları azarlamaஇன்னும் வெருட்டாதே! அவ்விருவரைبانگ مزن بر آن دو
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