No. 952 in Arabic

حضر

The Arabic word "حضر" means "to attend" or "to be present."

In a sentence

حضر المعلم إلى الفصل مبكرًا.
The teacher attended the class early.
The verb حضر is used here to mean 'attended' or 'came to.'
حضر المزارع البذور للزراعة.
The farmer prepared the seeds for planting.
The verb حضر is used here to mean 'prepared.'
حضر الضيوف الطعام بأنفسهم.
The guests prepared the food themselves.
The verb حضر is used here to indicate 'prepared' or 'made (food).'

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