hallūcĭnor hallus halmyrĭdĭon a kind of cabbage halmyrrhax a kind of saltpetre hālo v. n. and a. to breathe; to breathe; to emit vapor; fragrance; to breathe out; exhale halonem hălŏphanta a salt-informer; a rascal; scoundrel hălōs a circle round the sun; moon; a halo hălōsis a taking by storm; capture halter leaden weights; dumb-bells hālūcĭnātio hălum Hăluntium Halus a small place in Assyria; near halyaeĕtos Halyattes Hălys A river in Asia Minor; flowing between Paphlagonia and Ca...; A man's name; sur… hălўsis hăma a waterbucket; a firebucket Hămādrўas a wood-nymph; hamadryad Hamae a place in Campania; near Cumœ hămarthrītis the general gout Hămartĭgĕnīa The Origin of Sin hāmātĭlis adj. with hooks; performed by; furnished with hooks hāmātus adj. furnished with a hook; hooked hămaxa a wagon hămaxăgōga one who carries off any thing in a wagon hămaxītis a plant hămaxo v. a. to yoke to a wagon Hămaxŏbĭi a Scythian people Hămilcar A general; son of Gisgo; slain in besieging Syracuse; the father of Hannibal Hămillus the name of a teacher hāmĭōta an angler hammītis a precious stone hammŏchrȳsos a precious stone unknown to us; golden mica hammŏdўtes an African serpent Hammōn an Egyptian and Libyan deity; worshipped; in the present ... hāmotrăhōnes hāmŭla a small water-bucket hāmŭlus a small hook hāmus a hook; the talons; thorns; a kind of pastry Hannĭbal a Punic surname. The most celebrated of the name is Hanni... Hanno a Punic name. The most celebrated of the name is Hanno; g... hanŭla hăpălopsis a spice; N. cr hăpălūrĭa a vessel for soft eggs hăpălus adj. soft hăphē the yellow sand; the dust of a road hapsus a lock of wool used in bandaging hăra a pen; coop; a hog-stye hărēna sand; the place of combat; scene; theatre of any contest hărēnācĕus adj. sandy hărēnārĭus adj. pertaining to sand; sandstone; pertaining to the amphitheatre hărēnātĭo a sanding; plastering with sand; a plastering; cementing hărēnātus adj. sanded; covered; mixed with sand hărēnĭfŏdīna a sand-pit hărēnĭvăgus adj. wandering over sands hărēnōsus adj. full of sand; sandy; a sandy place hărēnŭla fine sand; a grain of sand hărĭŏla hărĭŏlātĭo a soothsaying; prophesying hărĭŏlor v. dep. n. to foretell; prophesy; divine; to speak foolishly; to talk silly stuff; nonsense hărĭŏlus a soothsayer; prophet; prophetess Harmŏdĭus a famous Athenian; murderer of Hipparchus harmŏgē a proper combination; mingling of colors; harmony harmŏnĭa an agreement of sounds; consonance; concord Harmŏnĭa daughter of Mars and Venus; the wife of Cadmus; and mothe... harmŏnĭcē the science of sounds; harmonics harmŏnĭcus adj. belonging to agreement; harmony; harmonic harpa a harp harpactĭcon harpăga a hook harpăgĭnētŭlus a small hook harpăgo v. a. to rob; plunder harpăgo a hook; a grappling-hook; grapple; a rapacious person Harpăgus a Median nobleman; to whom Astyages committed his grandso... Harpălus one of Cicero's slaves Harpălўcē the daughter of the Thracian king Harpalycus; brought up ... harpastum a hand-ball harpax adj. drawing to itself Harpax the name of a slave harpē A sickleshaped sword; a falchion; cimeter; A species of falcon; tassel gentle Harpŏcrătēs The Egyptian god of silence; represented with his finger ...; a silent person Harpȳiae Mythical rapacious monsters; half bird and half woman; th...; the name of one o… Harūdes a Germanic tribe in the army of Ariovistus; the same as t... haruga hărundĭfer adj. reed-bearing; crowned with reeds hărundĭnācĕus adj. like a reed hărundĭnārĭus a dealer in limed twigs hărundĭnātĭo the poling; the propping with reeds hărundĭnētum a thicket; jungle of reeds hărundĭnĕus adj. Of reeds; reedy; Like a reed hărundĭnōsus adj. abounding in reeds hărundo the reed; cane; A reed pipe; shepherd's pipe; Pan-pipes; A flute hărundŭlātio hăruspex a soothsayer; diviner among the Etruscans; who foretold f...; a prophet hăruspĭca a female haruspex; soothsayer hăruspĭcālis adj. of a soothsayer hăruspĭcīnus adj. relating to the inspection of victims; the art of divining; divination hăruspĭcĭum inspection of victims; divination