How Do You Spell HAJ?
Correct spelling for the English word "haj" is [h_ˈa_dʒ], [hˈad͡ʒ], [hˈadʒ]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Anagrams for haj
Common Misspellings for HAJ
Below is the list of 124 misspellings for the word "haj".
- raj
- hjghf
- havge
- mohak
- hawlk
- hj
- hadw
- hahn
- havac
- haha1
- havig
- ha35
- havw
- haow
- daj
- had1
- havok
- hiaku
- hahhah
- hiawia
- hap
- yhay
- hajj
- haiir
- wayj
- hgear
- hak
- havic
- habg
- hijm
- havi
- vajai
- heaqr
- heark
- hau
- has
- hal
- hijak
- hauge
- haq
- hagar
- hamic
- hvae
- hacva
- hgan
- baja
- hakie
- hej
- haj
- hao
- hab
- hija
- haux
- hav
- hagaar
- ghj
- havej
- hai
- har
- taiji
- haa
- hjigh
- hamok
- hawaij
- jhj
- heqad
- hjk
- hhair
- hawck
- khao
- haz
- hacth
- heack
- haev
- ahoj
- hjas
- huage
- haji
- highj
- had10
- taj
- hjad
- hawia
- havvoc
- aj
- havc
- hc550
- 7g76h8yh8
- aaj
- htae
- havco
- harge
- yhnak
- thaj
- havi2
- hahah
- 1has
- ha21
- higj
- thahk
- ha11o
- jihae
- hacky
- hae
- aji
- haf
- hvac
- hgame
- hac
- hjear
- hagat
- halejeuuh
- heage
- hiarky
- heahh
- hijra
- hojme
- hoaky
- haox
- han
- homje
- haha
- maj
- jhear
Similar spelling words for HAJ
- hakea,
- Haak,
- hasse,
- hash,
- HAGA,
- hazy,
- hays,
- hayes,
- hagy,
- HAUS,
- HAAG,
- hausa,
- HAGG,
- HaaS,
- haigh,
- haji,
- Hase,
- hajji,
- hakka,
- hake,
- hag,
- Haig,
- hawk,
- haack,
- hauk,
- HASS,
- haze,
- Hague,
- hauck,
- hauge,
- Hawks,
- haiku,
- Haws,
- HAASE,
- Haugh,
- hawse,
- hajj,
- hayek,
- hagge,
- haake,
- Haik,
- hawke,
- haug,
- Hawes,
- HAGE,
- hack,
- Hayse,
- haick,
- hawky,
- hause.
Definition of HAJ
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the fifth pillar of Islam is a pilgrimage to Mecca during the month of Dhu al-Qadah; at least once in a lifetime a Muslim is expected to make a religious journey to Mecca and the Kaaba; "for a Muslim the hajj is the ultimate act of worship"
Anagrams of HAJ
2 letters
- ah,
- ha.
Usage Examples for HAJ
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An old man eighty years of age was dying of consumption, and the Haj opened a vein and let him bleed to death. - "The Women of the Arabs" by Henry Harris Jessup
