haler
ˈheɪlər
Definition

Definition of haler - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
healthyDatedin good health or physically strongDated
  • Despite his age, he remains haler than many younger people.
healthy robust
2.
medicalDatedin better health or condition than beforeDated
  • After the treatment, she felt haler and more energetic.
fitter healthier

Noun

financeTECH.currency unit, 100th of a korunaTECH.
  • I found a haler on the street.
cent penny subunit
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Origin of haler

Czech, haléř (coin)

Examples of haler in a sentence

  • The doctor said she was haler than last year.
  • He looked haler after the long vacation.
  • The patient appeared haler following the surgery.
  • He paid with a haler at the market.
  • The coin was worth only a haler.

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  1. French:vigoureux, haléř, ...
  2. German:gesünder, Heller, ...
  3. Italian:più sano, haler, ...
  4. Spanish:más saludable, centavo de corona, ...
  5. Portuguese:mais saudável, cêntimo de coroa, ...
  6. Chinese:更强壮, 克朗分, ...
  7. Japanese:より健康な, ハレル, ...
  8. Arabic:أَصَحّ, هَالِر, ...
  9. Hebrew:בָּרִיא יוֹתֵר, הֵלֶר, ...
  10. Russian:более здоровый, галер, ...
  11. Ukrainian:здоровіший, гелер, ...
  12. Hindi:स्वस्थ, हेलर, ...
hale
heɪl

Definition of hale - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

health elderlyin good health and strong, especially when old
  • Even at 80, she remains hale and active.
  • His hale appearance surprised the younger doctors.
  • The hale veteran still hikes every weekend.
healthy robust vigorous
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in a state of robust good health
Despite his age, he remains hale and hearty.

Origin of hale

Old English, hal (whole, healthy)

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  1. French:robuste, ...
  2. German:rüstig, ...
  3. Italian:in salute, ...
  4. Spanish:robusto, ...
  5. Portuguese:robusto, ...
  6. Chinese:健朗的, ...
  7. Japanese:元気な, ...
  8. Arabic:سَلِيم, ...
  9. Hebrew:בָּרִיא, ...
  10. Russian:крепкий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бадьорий, ...
  12. Hindi:स्वस्थ, ...

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