How Do You Spell DOHR?

Pronunciation: [dˈə͡ʊə] (IPA)

The word "dohr" is not a commonly used word in English. However, based on its spelling, it appears to be pronounced with two syllables, like "door". The initial "d" sound is voiced, while the second "o" sound is pronounced like an "oh" sound. The final "r" is pronounced with a slight roll or trill. The IPA phonetic transcription for "dohr" would be /dɔːr/. It is important to note that this word may have a different spelling or pronunciation in other languages.

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Common Misspellings for DOHR

  • dhor
  • doer
  • dohry
  • DoHRS
  • dohre
  • d0hr
  • doh5
  • doh4
  • xdohr
  • rdohr
  • drohr
  • dokhr
  • dpohr
  • d0ohr
  • do0hr
  • d9ohr
  • do9hr
  • doghr
  • dohgr
  • dohjr

Etymology of DOHR

The term "dohr" is a Persian word that is more commonly known as "dhowr" or "dhur" in English. It originates from the Persian language, specifically from the Middle Persian word "dahr", meaning "time" or "hour". This Middle Persian term was later borrowed into Arabic as "dohr", which refers to the afternoon prayer or the time period between noon and midafternoon. The word "dohr" has been adopted into various languages across the Islamic world, including Urdu, Turkish, and Malay, where it still retains its meaning of the midday prayer or the designated time during the day.