Hurri

[ hoor-ee ]

noun

, plural Hur·ris, (especially collectively) Hur·ri,

1. Hurrian.

Example Sentences

The Finnish rail operator was negotiating with Russian authorities to allow other nationalities onboard as well, VR Finnish-Russian passenger service director Viktoria Hurri said.

From Reuters

"We are negotiating about putting a third train to run daily from Saint Petersburg and from Helsinki - but let's see what the authorities will say about that," Hurri said.

From Reuters

In honor of the current weather situation on the East Coast, my official terrible Berman-esque pun for tonight's Giants starter is Matt "Here I Am Rock You Like A Hurri" Cain.

From The Guardian

Hurri Jin, 26, a Shanghai-based artist who goes by the name Hurricane, has worked on five different projects with NeochaEdge and earned 20,000 renminbi, or a little more than $3,000, since he became a member of the consortium in December 2009.

From New York Times

With lightning's speed he hurri'd forth   To tell the dismal tale, And soon were gather'd sorrowing friends   From mountain, hill, and dale.

From Project Gutenberg