horus

IPA: hˈɔrʌs

Root Word: Horus

noun

  • (Egyptian mythology) The ancient Egyptian falcon-headed god of the sun, sky, war, and kingship.
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Examples of "horus" in Sentences

  • I had a class that met twice a week for 1.5 horus each time.
  • Given the weather today I'll be sitting in the library for a couple of more horus.
  • I think Abnett's a really good author - also the horus heresy books are all super fun.
  • The "elites" or what I call them the Illuminist main agenda is to have us bow to their God aka horus, or commonly known as Satan, rather than the true God … Jesus.
  • I've been working approximately half-days every day, but Minnow's daycare schedule and location give me only about 4 horus at work each day, which leaves me a couple hours short each week.
  • Over the course of about three horus, we drank fruity drinks, ate a small pizza, and smoked some shisha watch us toke up here and here, while colorful Cairenes filled in the tables all around us.
  • One of them shot dead meanwhile others were make suicide bombing and arrested. 6 horus later, security forces had gone to gun fired in Kuqa, northwest China which killed 5 of the guerillas. 2 killed on spot and the other 3 detonated the suicide bomb.
  • And the summer helped a lot too–5 horus of ulpan (language intensive) a day plus having some friends with whom I spoke only Hebrew (okay, I was dating somebody–so it was a lot of time logged for a while, there) helped too, both with the vocab/comprehension and with the confidence that I can actually handle this language.

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