zehre
Zehre is a term encountered in Urdu and Hindi, as well as Persian-influenced lexicons, that denotes poison or a poisonous substance. The primary modern spellings in these languages are zehar or zehr (Urdu: زہر; Hindi: ज़हर). The form "zehre" appears in some transliterations or dialectal usage and may be found in literary or niche contexts as a variant.
Etymology and cognates: The word derives from a common Semitic-Persian root for venom and poison, with cognates
Usage and cultural context: In daily language, zehar/zehr denotes any poisonous substance. In literature, poetry, and
Safety and regulation: Poison management involves regulation, safety data, and medical response. Accurate identification and avoidance