Mnemonic tip for Harbor:
HAR-BAR!
Har bar agar wohi thoughts sochte rahe to tumne woh thoughts apne andar harbor kar liye!
Something more about ‘Harbor’
Harbor is a part of body of water which is deep enough to anchor a ship(as a noun) or to keep hold of something(as a verb). The word originated before 1150 AD. It was used as herebeorg in old English and herber in Middle English.
Meanings of Harbor:
1. A waterbody having docks and port facilities(noun),
2. To give shelter to(verb),
3. To hold or keep in mind.
Pronunciation: hahr-ber
Sentence Examples for Halting:
1. The Japanese air fighters bombarded the Pearl Harbor resulting in a huge setback to the American Navy.
2. Harbor terrorists and you become one of them.
3. Do not harbor any negative thoughts if you want to live peacefully.
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