ḥarḥur חַרְחֻר ‘heat’ (Hebrew)
Etymology?:
from ḥārar חָרַר ‘to scorch’
Roots:
חרר
ḥarḥur n, m
1) extreme heat, inflammation, violent heat, fever
Etymology?:
from ḥārar חָרַר ‘to scorch’
Roots:
חרר
ḥarḥur n, m
1) extreme heat, inflammation, violent heat, fever
Mentioned in Deuteronomy 28:22