English

Noun

1. A Romanian and Israeli folk dance.

Catalan

Etymology

Noun

1. hour, time

Czech

Etymology

Pronunciation

• /ɦora/

Noun

1. mountain
2. a lot, tons

Declension

Derived terms

• horolezec

Interlingua

Noun

1. hour

Derived terms

• Libro de horas Book of hours

Latin

Etymology

Pronunciation

• /ˈhoː.ra/

Noun

1. hour, time

   "...Et in hora mortis nostrae." — "...And in the hour [time] of our death." (from the prayer Ave Maria [Hail Mary])

2. o'clock
3. season; time of year

Inflection

Descendants

• nón
• noon

Portuguese

Etymology

Noun

1. hour

Slovak

Noun

hora , hory p

hor stem

hôr

1. forest
2. mountain

Derived terms

• horár
• horička
• horský -á -é
• hôrka
• hôrny -a -e

Spanish

Etymology

Noun

1. hour

   Hay veinticuatro horas por el día. (There are twenty-four hours in a day.)

2. time

   ¿Qué hora es? (What time is it?)

   Ya es hora de ir. (It's time to go.'')

Related terms

• ahora
• horario
• horóscopo

Swedish

Pronunciation

Noun

1. whore

Verb

1. whore

Related terms

• hor
• horeri

• Latin hora "hour", from Greek ὥρα
  • the Horae "the hours" in Roman mythology.
  • Hora (astrology)
  • Horoscopy "observation of the horae"
• Hora (dance) (from Greek χορεία)
• the Czech for "mountain", see Gora
• the Japanese conch shell trumpet, see Horagai.
• an ex-Schwarz Stein musician, see Hora (Japanese Musician)''
• also a dance in Israel were people hold hands and spin around in a circle.