hair in English: The soft threads that grow on your head and on your body. (noun)

Translation

The soft threads that grow on your head and on your body.

Word origin

From Old English hær, the old Germanic word for hair.

Origin: Old English
Root: hær

Examples

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"Hair" is the soft threads that grow on the head.

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Here "hair" is the thing he cleans.

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Here "hair" is what the wind moves.

Related words

head

The part of your body above your neck, with your eyes, ears, mouth, and brain.

face

The front part of your head, with your eyes, nose, and mouth.

body

The whole physical part of a person or animal.

eye

One of the two parts of your face that you use to see.

long

Measuring a large amount from one end to the other, or lasting a great deal of time.

brown

Having the colour of earth, wood, or coffee.

brush

To move a brush over something to make it clean or tidy.

thick

Wide from one side to the other, like a big book or a tree trunk.

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