hircus a he-goat; buck hirnĕa a jug hirnŭla a small jug; pitcher; N. cr hirpex Hirpi a very ancient Sabine family near Rome; in the territory ... Hirpīni a people of Lower Italy; between Campania; Lucania; belonging to the Hirpini hirpus the wolf hirquīnus hirquitallĭo v. n. to acquire a strong voice; N. cr. hirquitallus hirquus hirrĭo v. n. to snarl; N. cr. hirrītus a snarling; in carm hirsūtĭa roughness; shagginess hirsūtus adj. rough; shaggy; bristly; rude; unpolished hirticulus Hirtīnus hirtipili N. cr Hirtĭus name of a Roman; consul; and author of the eighth book of... hirtŭōsus hirtus adj. rough; hairy; shaggy; rough; uneven surface; rough; rude; unpolished hĭrūdo a leech; blood-sucker hĭrundĭnĕus adj. belonging to swallows hĭrundĭnīnus adj. belonging to swallows; swallows' hĭrundo a swallow; a flying sea - fish; sea - swallow hisco v. inch. n. to open; gape; yawn; to speak; relate hisdem Hispălis a city of; Sevilla; belonging to the city Hispalis; the inhabitants of Hispalis Hispānē adv. after the manner of Spain Hispāni the Spaniards Hispellum a city of Umbria; at the foot of the Apennines; Spello hispĭdo v. a. to make bristly; prickly hispĭdus adj. rough; shaggy; hairy; dirty; foul with rain Hispo a Roman surname Hispulla the name of a woman Hister the lower part of the Danube; one who dwells on the Danube hister histon the place where a loom stands; a weaving-room histŏrĭa a narrative of past events; history; to inform one's self accurately of any thi… histŏrĭālis adj. belonging to history; historical histŏrĭcē adv. histŏrĭcē explanation; interpretation histŏrĭcus adj. belonging to history; historical; credibility; one versed in history; who makes… histŏrĭŏgrăphus a writer of history; historiographer Histri the people of Istria; Istrians; a barbarous Illyrian trib... histrĭcŭlus histrĭcus adj. belonging to stage-players histrio a stage-player; a boaster histrĭōnālis adj. belonging to a stage-player; like an actor histrĭōnĭa the art of stage-playing; dramatic art histrĭōnĭcus adj. belonging to a player; histrionic; the player's art histrix hĭulcē adv. hĭulco v. a. to cause to gape; split open; to break into chinks hĭulcus adj. gaping; split; cleft ho! interj. oh! hoc neutr hoc adv. hŏdĭē adv. to-day; to - day; at the present day; at this time hŏdĭernus adj. of this day; to-day's; Of the; present time; present hŏdoedŏcos hŏdoepŏrĭcon an itinerary hoedus holcē a drachma holcus a sort of grain; mouse - barley hŏlĕrācĕus adj. resembling herbs; vegetable hŏlĕrārĭum a vegetable-garden; kitchen-garden hŏlĕrātor one who cultivates vegetables; a market-gardener hŏlĕro v. a. to plant with vegetables hŏlŏcaustum a whole burnt - offering; holocaust hŏlŏcautōma a whole burnt-offering; holocaust hŏlŏchrȳsus a plant hŏlŏcўron a plant; ground-pine hŏlŏgrăphus adj. entirely autograph hŏlŏporphўrus adj. entirely purple hŏloschoenos a sort of rush hŏlŏsērĭcus adj. all of silk hŏlŏsĭdērus adj. all iron hŏlosphȳrātus adj. beaten; solid hŏlostĕon a whitish plantain hŏlŏthūrĭa a sort of water-polype hŏlŏvērus adj. quite real; entirely of purple hŏlus Kitchen; garden herbs; vegetables; a plant holusatrum hŏluscŭlum a small herb; vegetable; a little cabbage homeltium Hŏmērĭăcus Hŏmērŏcento a poem made up of verses from Homer Hŏmērŏmastix the censurer of Homer; a censorious person Hŏmērŏnĭdes Hŏmērus the Greek poet Homer hŏmĭcīda a man-slayer; homicide; a murderer; slayer of men hŏmĭcīdālis adj. homicidal hŏmĭcīdārĭus adj. relating to man-slaying; homicidal hŏmĭcīdĭum manslaughter; homicide; murder hŏmo a human being; man; the man; the fellow; he hŏmŏcīdālis adj. murderous hŏmoeŏmĕrīa homogeneousness of the elements; first principles hŏmoeŏprŏphĕron alliteration hŏmoeoptōton similar case-endings