हराम खोर harām khōr

A حرام ḥarām (inf. n. of حرم 'to be prohibited,' &c.), adj. Forbidden, prohibited, unlawful, wrong; excluded; sacred, inviolable; — illegitimate, spurious ( = ḥarām-zāda); — disingenuous, dishonest; — s.m. An unlawful act, wrong-doing, iniquity; fornication, adultery; — a wrong-doer; fornicator, &c. ( = ḥarām-kār and ḥarām-kārī): — ḥarām-ḵẖẉār, ḥarām-ḵẖor, s.m. One who lives on the wages of iniquity, a venal or corrupt person (as one who takes bribes or other unlawful gains), a dishonest fellow, an idle, worthless fellow: — ḥarām-ḵẖorī, s.f. The wages of iniquity, unlawful gains (e.g. peculation, malversation, &c.), dishonesty; the bread of idleness.