חָרֵר (ḥārēr) is
a Hebrew noun
meaning parched place. It appears
1 time
in 1 book of the Hebrew Bible
(Strong's H2788).
Also rendered
parched
Same Hebrew root (TWOT 756a)
Root family 756: חָרַרḥārar — I, be burned, charred. The ASV translates “burned” except in Ps 69:3 [H 4]. The RSV concurs in all places except Isa 24:6 where it renders “scorched,” and in Ps 69:3 [H 4] where it renders “parched.”