Definition
Past tense of harry; to persistently harass, annoy, or attack someone repeatedly.
Etymology
From harry, which comes from Old English hergian meaning 'to plunder' or 'to devastate.' Over time it softened to mean harassment rather than violent attack.
Kelly Says
The word 'harry' originally meant what Vikings did—actual plundering—but now it just means annoying someone, which shows how languages soften violent words over time.
Translations
BNবাংলা
উত্তরাধিকার
u.tta.ra.dhi.kar
CACatalà
heretat
e-re-tat
CSČeština
děděný
dʲɛ.dɛ.ni
DEDeutsch
vererbt
fɛʁ.ɛʁpt
ELΕλληνικά
κληρονομημένος
kli.ro.no.mɛ.mɛ.nos
ESEspañol
herriedo
er-ee-eh-do
FISuomi
peritty
pe-ri-tty
FRFrançais
hérédité
e.ʁe.di.te
HUMagyar
örökölt
ørø.kølt
IDBahasa Indonesia
warisan
wa-ri-san
ITItaliano
ereditato
e-re-di-ta-to
MSBahasa Melayu
warisan
wa-ri-san
NLNederlands
geërfd
ɣeː.ɛrd
PLPolski
dziedziczony
dʑɛ.dʑi.tʂɔ.nɨ
PTPortuguês
herdado
er-da-do
RORomână
moștenit
moʃ.tɛ.nit
RUРусский
наследственный
naslɛd.stvɛn.nɨj
SWKiswahili
urithi
u-ri-thi
TAதமிழ்
பாரம்பரிய
pā.ram.pi.ri.ya
TEతెలుగు
వారసత్వ
vā.ra.sat.vam
UKУкраїнська
спадковий
spad.ko.vɨj
VITiếng Việt
di sản
zi săn