heur
common noun
comes from the Old French oür, aür, eür (12th century) which is derived from a popular Latin agurium alteration of the Latin augurium (omen). The initial h was added in the Middle Ages by collision with the word hour during the construction of the words happiness ("good (h)eur") and misfortune ("bad (h)eur").
Definition
Feminine
Anagrams
huerhure
Translations
english:luck
dutch:meevaller