Definition
Definition of Harris - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
Scottish islandsouthern region of the combined island in the Outer Hebrides
- Harris is part of the Outer Hebrides.
2.
nameEnglish and Welsh surname
- Harris is a common surname in Wales.
3.
linguisticsTECH. US United States linguist known for mathematical linguisticsTECH. US
- Harris developed theories in mathematical linguistics.
4.
literatureDated US United States author of Uncle Remus storiesDated US
- Harris wrote the famous Uncle Remus stories.
5.
militaryDated UK British marshal known for WWII bombing raidsDated UK
- Harris directed bombing raids during WWII.
Expressions with Harris
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handwoven tweed from the Outer Hebrides
She wore a coat made of Harris Tweed.
Origin of Harris
Old English, hær (gray) + hris (brushwood)
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Examples of Harris in a sentence
They visited Harris during their tour of Scotland. Harris is listed in the genealogy records. Many people in the town are named Harris. Harris's contributions to linguistics are widely recognized. The university hosted a lecture on Harris's linguistic theories. Harris's stories have been adapted into several films.
Many scholars study the works of Harris extensively. Harris was a controversial figure in military history. Many historians study the tactics used by Harris.
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