Hir

While OsMATL and OsMATL2 genes have an individual HIR of ~6%, with their functional redundancy, it may be possible to mutate both genes to obtain a higher HIR.

Maen hir can be directly translated from Welsh as "long stone" (which is exactly what a menhir or maen hir is).

A university at the centre of a 21st-Century language row after telling students and staff to call everyone 'they' has insisted other pronouns like 'xe/zem', 'fae/faer' and 'ze/hir' are just as 'valid'.

Mrs. Scholastica Hir: The fact is that until we tell ourselves the truth about the true situation of things in this country the government might not achieve that target.

Alternatively, neologisms such as ze or xe, hir or xem, have appeared but remain relatively rare, especially in written English, but are sometimes more difficult to identify.

However, this is uncertain: for instance, menhir is peulvan or maen hir ("long stone"), maen sav ("straight stone") (two words: noun + adjective) in Breton.

The PNP-SAF contingent that figured in the encounter were in Mamasapano to search for Malaysian bomb expert Zulkifli bin Hir, also known as Marwan, who is reportedly being protected by the BIFF, and has a bounty of $5,000,000 from the US FBI.

There is further supporting evidence for this hypothesis in the Chronicle of Florence of Worcester ; As for the body of the Prince, his mangled trunk, it was interred in the Abbey of Cwm Hir, belonging to the Cistercian Order.