No. 7,754 in German
haren
The word "haren" is not standard in German; it may be a typo or regional variation. Could you clarify?
In a sentence
Ich harre der Dinge, die da kommen mögen.
I await the things that might come.
The word 'harren' is used here to mean 'await/go through expectantly' in a poetic sense.
Die Menschen harren auf den nächsten Schritt.
People are waiting for the next step.
Here 'harren' is employed to signify 'to wait awaitingly', emphasizing patience and expectation.
Er harrt der Antwort mit großer Geduld.
He awaits the answer with great patience.
This usage of 'harren' illustrates the act of waiting with anticipation and patience.
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