huq
huq noun: a just right; a lawful claim; a perquisite claimable by established usage.
Noun
huq (plural huqs)
- A just right; a lawful claim; a perquisite claimable by established usage.
- Therefore the claim for this giras cannot be placed among claims of the description of those for immoveable property, or for huqs arising therefrom.1874, The Law Reports: Indian Appeals, page 39
Proper noun capitalized: Huq
Huq (plural Huqs)
- A surname.
Forms of huq
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | huqs |
| alternative form | huck |
| Proper noun | |
| plural | Huqs |
Origin of huq
Borrowed from Arabic حق (“to be true”). Doublet of Haq.
Islamic surname mostly in Bangladesh, variant of Haq.
Questions about huq
- What does huq mean?
- Huq means a just right; a lawful claim; a perquisite claimable by established usage.
- What part of speech is huq?
- Huq can be a noun or a proper noun.
- What is the plural of huq?
- The plural of huq is huqs.
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