1. To play on the harp; to dwell on tediously.

2. A stringed instrument of music, of a triangular figure, and commonly struck by the fingers.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• happs,
• halpe,
• happt,
• har,
• harpur,
• charp,
• barp,
• happ,
• shoarp,
• harge,
• hampa,
• harpon,
• hary,
• hara,
• haev,
• happn,
• halep,
• haha,
• hearf,
• heari

• Harrop,
• harpia,
• HARB,
• warp,
• sharp,
• harpo,
• harpe,
• hard,
• harpy,
• harm,
• hare.

The adverb form of the word "harp" is "harply".

The adjective form of the word "harp" is "harp-like".

The plural of the "harp" can be the "harps".

The singular of the "harp" can be the "harp".