HURRAH'

Domain	Definition
Literature	Hurrah' the Hebrew . Our "Old Hundredth Psalm" begins with "Shout joyfully [hurrah] to Jehovah!" The word is also of not uncommon occurrence in other psalms. See Notes and Queries, October 16th, 1880. (Norwegian and Danish, hurra!) (See Huzza.) The Norman battle-cry was "Ha Rollo!" or "Ha Rou!" (French, huzzer, to shout aloud; Russian, hoera and hoezee.) "The Saxon cry of `Out! Out, Holy Crosse!' rose high above the Norman sound of `Ha Rou! Ha Rou, Notre Dame!' " - Lord Lytton: Harold, book xii. chap. 8. Wace (Chronicle) tells us that Tur aie (Thor aid) was the battle cry of the Northmen. Source: Brewer's Dictionary.
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Anagrams: HURRAH'

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters "'-a-h-h-r-r-u"
	-1 letter: hurrah.
	-4 letters: hah, huh, rah.
	-5 letters: ah, ar, ha, uh.
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