HANKERS Meaning and
Definition
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Hankers is a verb, derived from the noun "hankering," that refers to a strong desire or longing for something. It is used to describe a compelling urge or craving for a particular object, experience, or outcome. When someone hankers for something, they have a persistent yearning or longing that can be difficult to ignore or suppress. This term implies a deep and intense longing, often bordering on obsession or an insatiable desire.
Typically, hankering is associated with a specific object or goal, whether it be physical, emotional, or intellectual. It can relate to material possessions, such as hankering for a new car or a luxury vacation. It can also refer to an intense longing for food, a romantic partner, or personal accomplishments. Hankers can reflect a strong desire for a change of circumstance, a different lifestyle, or the pursuit of a passion.
The feeling of hankering often arises from a sense of unfulfilled desire or a perceived lack in one's life. It signifies a longing for something that is currently absent but is considered to be crucial for personal satisfaction or contentment. The term "hankers" conveys a fervent and persistent longing that goes beyond simply wishing or wanting. It suggests a deep yearning that drives individuals to take action or make efforts to achieve or obtain what they desire.
Common Misspellings for HANKERS
Etymology of HANKERS
The word "hankers" is derived from the word "hanker", which dates back to the mid-17th century. It is believed to have originated from the Dutch word "hunkeren", meaning "to hanker or crave". The Dutch term has further roots in the Low German language, specifically "hunkern" or "huhnken", which signifies "to desire" or "to long for". Over time, "hankers" evolved as a verb form of "hanker", expressing a strong, persistent desire or longing for something.
Similar spelling words for HANKERS
- hankering,
- hungers,
- hamaker,
- haymaker,
- hamsher,
- hanger-on,
- hanker,
- hanger,
- hankerson,
- Hunker,
- hammaker,
- Hanserd,
- honker.
Conjugate verb Hankers
CONDITIONAL
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FUTURE
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FUTURE PERFECT
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PRESENT
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PRESENT PERFECT
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