حاضر

حَاضَرَ • (ḥāḍara) III (non-past يُحَاضِرُ (yuḥāḍiru), verbal noun مُحَاضَرَة (muḥāḍara))

1. to give a lecture to
2. to lecture
3. to witness, be present for
4. to present one's self
5. to give (a ready answer)
6. to sit with (someone) in contending or disputing
7. to contend with, to dispute, to debate, to bandy words with (someone)
8. to plead a cause
9. to converse with
10. to vie in running
11. to dispute for a thing, win and carry it off
12. to scourge, to beat, to whip

Derived from the active participle of حَضَرَ (ḥaḍara, “to be present, to be settled”).

حَاضِر • (ḥāḍir) (feminine حَاضِرَة (ḥāḍira), common plural حُضَّر (ḥuḍḍar), masculine plural حَاضِرُونَ (ḥāḍirūna) or حُضُور (ḥuḍūr), feminine plural حَاضِرَات (ḥāḍirāt) or حَوَاضِر (ḥawāḍir))

1. present, before the eyes, ready (also applied to money)
2. second person

• → Malay: حاضير (hadir)
  • Indonesian: hadir
• → Persian: حاضر (hâzer)
  • → Azerbaijani: hazır
  • → Bashkir: әҙер (əźer, “ready”), хәҙер (xəźer, “now”)
  • → Bengali: হাজির (hajir)
  • → Chagatai: حاضر (hāzir)
    • Uyghur: ھازىر (hazir)
    • Uzbek: hozir
  • → Gujarati: હાજર (hājar)
  • → Hindustani:

    Hindi: हाज़िर (hāzir)

    Urdu: حاضر (hāzir)

    • → Phalura: haazír

  • → Kazakh: қазір (qazır, “now”), әзір (äzır, “ready”)
  • → Karakalpak: házir
  • → Kyrgyz: азыр (azır)
  • → Marathi: हजर (hajar), हाजीर (hājīr)
  • → Ottoman Turkish: حاضر (hazır)
    • Turkish: hazır
    • → Adyghe: хьазыр (ḥazər)
    • → Serbo-Croatian:

      Cyrillic script: ха́зур, а́зур

      Latin script: házur, ázur

    • → Ubykh: ҳазыр (hazər)
  • → Punjabi:hāzar

    Gurmukhi script: ਹਾਜ਼ਰ

    Shahmukhi script: حاضر

  • → Turkmen: häzir

حَاضِر • (ḥāḍir) m

1. the present tense

حَاضِر • (ḥāḍir) (feminine حَاضِرَة (ḥāḍira), masculine plural حُضَّار (ḥuḍḍār) or حَضَرَة (ḥaḍara))

1. settled, domiciled

حَاضِر • (ḥāḍir) m (plural حُضَّار (ḥuḍḍār) or حَضَرَة (ḥaḍara), feminine حَاضِرَة (ḥāḍira))

1. inhabitant of a village of town
2. family
3. tribe

حَاضِر • (ḥāḍir)

1. (dialectal) Used to affirm a command.

• Lane, Edward William (1863) “حضر”, in Arabic-English Lexicon‎, London: Williams & Norgate
• Steingass, Francis Joseph (1884) “حاضر”, in The Student's Arabic–English Dictionary‎, London: W.H. Allen
• Wehr, Hans (1979) “حضر”, in J. Milton Cowan, editor, A Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic, 4th edition, Ithaca, NY: Spoken Language Services, →ISBN

Borrowed from Arabic حَاضِر (ḥāḍir).

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حاضِر • (hâzer)

1. ready; prepared

   حاضرم. ― hâzer-am. ― I’m ready.

   شام حاضره. (colloquial Iranian) ― šâm hâzer-e. ― Dinner is ready.

   حاضر بودند بمیرند.

   hâzer budand bemirand.

   They were prepared to die.

2. present (antonym of absent)

   Antonym: غایب (ğâyeb)

حاضر • (hâzer) (plural حاضران (hâzerân) or حضار (hozzâr) or حاضرین (hâzerin))

1. someone present (at a location)
   • 2024 May 26, “ترامپ در یک سخنرانی از سوی حضار هو شد”, in irna.ir‎, Islamic Republic News Agency, archived from the original on 2024-05-30:

     همزمان با هو شدن مکرر ترامپ، رئیس‌جمهوری سابق سعی کرد با وعده عضویت یک لیبرترین در کابینه خود، توجه جمعیت را جلب کند، اما در کمال ناباوری حضار از ترامپ خواستند ساکت شود.

     hamzamân bâ how šodan-e mokarrar-e terâmp, ra'is-jomhuri-ye sâbeq sa'y kard bâ va'de-ye 'ozviyat-e yek libertariyan dar kâbine-ye xod, tavajjoh-e jam'iyat râ jalb konad, ammâ dar kamâl-e nâbâvari hozzâr az terâmp xâstand sâket šavad.

     At the same time that Trump was being booed repeatedly, the former president attempted to get the crowd's attention by promising to include a Libertarian in his cabinet, but in total disbelief, the audience asked him to be quiet.

Borrowed from Classical Persian حاضر (hāzir), from Arabic حَاضِر (ḥāḍir).

حاضر • (hāzir) (Hindi spelling हाज़िर)

1. ready
2. present

• حاضری (hāzirī)

From Urdu حاضر (hāzir).

حاضر (hāzir)

1. ready
2. present