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Harari Etymology From har sem-pro *bV-. The postpositional instead of prepositional use is a har cus - loan; it occurs in sem-eth - in general the more southern the isolect is, with Harari being the outer extreme of them all, having utterly abated the prepositional use of sem-pro *bV-, left to the historical chronolect called “Old Harari”. Pronunciation har [be] Postposition har postposition in to, towards Usage notes Used often to express circumstances adverbially, for space as well as time. References 138–141 HS 42 line 23