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haft		"bond or fetter; captive; captivity"
haft		"to bind or fetter; to take take captive"
haftdom		"captivity"
haften		"to take captive"
haftening		"confinement"
haftling		"prisoner"
haftneed		"custody; imprisonment"
haftneed		"to take captive"
haftneedling		"captive"
haftneedness		"captivity"
hairen		"of hair"
hairlock		"lock of hair"
hairmeal		"a hair's breadth"
hale		"hero"
haleth		"hero"
halfcleamed		"halfplastered"
halfcleeping		"semi-vowel"
halfhounding		"cynocephalus"
halfling or halflings		"in half"
halfold		"half-grown"
halfquick		"half-alive; half-dead"
halfsinwalt		"semi-circular"
halftrindle		"hemisphere"
halfwood		"halfmad"
halidom		"holiness; holy thing"
halk		"corner; hiding-place; cavity"
hallern		"hall-building"
hallreaf		"wall-tapestry"
hallthane		"hall-officer"
hally		"palatial"
halp		strong past tense of help
halse		"neck"
halse		"to entreat; to embrace"
halsebea		"neck-ring; collar; necklace"
halseleather		"reins"
halsemeen		"necklace"
halsegound		"neck-tumor"
halsing		"embrace"
halsingly		"entreatable"
halter		"one who is lame"
ham		"piece of pasture land"
hame		"covering"
handdeed		"exploit"
handfast		"handfastened"
handfasten		"to join hands for a pledge; to betroth"
handfastening		"joining hands to confirm a pledge"
handgrith		"security"
handhaving		"having in one's own hand"
handling or handlings		"by hand; hand to hand"
handpriest		"domestic chaplain"
handrail		"napkin or towel"
handrin		"hand-touch"
handimake		"companion"
handishaft		"handiwork"
handistall		"companion"
handiwield		"power"
handiwin		"hand-struggle; work"
handiwrit		"handwriting; autograph"
handsax		"dirk; dagger"
handstaff		"walking stick"
handstoke		"cuff, sleave"
handtame		"submissive"
handthane		"retainer; servant"
handthweal		"handwashing"
handwhile		"instant"
handwrist		"the wrist"
handwrought		"handmade"
hane		"cock"
hanecreed		"cockcrow"
hardheart		"hard at heart"
hardheartness		"hardness of heart"
hardiship		"bravery"
hardmood		"brave, hardspirited"
hardmoodness		"obstinancy"
hardread		"firm, constant"
hardsealth		"unfortune"
harkener		"listener"
harmdeed		"harmful action"
harmly		"harmful"
harmqueath		"to speak evil of; to revile"
harmquid		"to calumnate"
harmquiddle		"slanderous"
harmquiddle		"to slander"
harmstaff		"harm"
harpnail		"plectrum"
harpsong		"hymn"
harpster		"(female) harper"
harpsway		"sound of the harp"
harr		"master"
harten		"of a hart"
harvestly		"of harvest; autumnal"
harvestmonth		"September"
hately		"hostile"
hatesome		"hateful"
hattle		"hostile"
have		"a having"
haveless		"poor"
havelest		"poverty"
havel		"head"
haven		strong past participle of heave (other spelling hoven)
haven		"a having"
havenless		"poor"
havenlest		"poverty"
having		"behaviour"
havingly		"habile"
haw		"yard"
haw		"fruit of the hawthorn"
hawkkin		"species of hawk"
hazelen		"of hazel"
headbone		"skull"
headbye		"crown"
headchurch		"cathedral"
headedder		"cephalic vein"
headling		"an equal"
headly		"capital"
headmain		"cardinal virtue"
headmight		"chief power"
headpan		"skull"
headrich		"empire"
headsin		"capital sin"
headstead		"chief place"
headswime		"dizziness in the head"
headthew		"capital virtue"
headwright		"chief workman"
heaf		"lamentation"
heafly		"grievious"
heafsong		"dirge"
heal		"to conceal, to cover, to hide" (used as a strong verb)
heal		"to conceal, to cover, to hide" (not as a strong verb)
heal		"health"
healend		"healing one, savior; Christ"
healingly		"wholesome"
healness		"health"
healster		"(female) savior"
healwater		"holy water"
heam		"to marry"
heamed		"cohabitation; marriage"
heamedchurl		"married man"
heamedlock		"coition"
heamedship		"cohabitation; marriage"
heamedthing		"coition; cohabitation; marriage"
heamedwife		"married wife"
hean		"lowly"
heanly		"lowly; poor; abject"
heapmeal		"heap by heap"
hearingly		"audible"
hearkening		"hearing; power of hearing"
hearness		"hearing; respect; obedience"
hearsome		"obedient"
hearsome		"to obey"
hearsomeness		"obedience"
heart		"to encourage"
hearting		"encouragement"
heartsick		"sick in the heart"
heartsoreness		"grief"
heartcothe		"heart-disease"
hearthbaken		"baked on the hearth"
hearthfast		"settled in a home"
heartthew		"disposition of the heart"
heathendom		"heathenism"
heathenness		"heathenism"
heathenship		"heathenism"
heathenyield		"idoltry; an idol"
heave		"weight, burden"
heavenbow		"rainbow"
heavendew		"dew of heaven"
heavenkind		"heavenly"
heavenrich		"heaven's kingdom"
heavensettle		"heaven's throne"
heavenware		"heaven-dwellers"
heavied		"made heavy"
heavimood		"oppressive in mood"
heavy		"to make heavy"
heddern		"storehouse"
heeve		"to lament"
heevingday		"mourningday"
heevingtide		"time of mourning"
hellen		"belonging to hell"
hellhaftling		"prisoner of hell"
hellsousel		"helltorment"
hellstow		"place of hell"
helltray		"hell-torment"
helltintray		"hell-torment"
hellware		"helldwellers"
hellwight		"devil"
hellwite		"hell-punishment"
helly		"of hell; hell-like"
helmward		"pilot"
helpingly		"helpable"
helster		"hiding-place; darkness, concealment"
helster		"to hide, to conceal"
helstery		"shadowy"
hencesith		"departure; death"
hend		"at hand; gracious"
hend		"to take by the hand, to seize"
hendship		"graciousness"
hendspeech		"gentleness of speech"
hendy		"gracious, courteous, clever"
henheart		"chicken-hearted"
hent		"to pursue; to seize"
henter		"thief"
herdbelly		"shepherd's bag"
herdbook		"pastoral book"
herdly		"pastoral"
herdness		"custody; care; watch"
herdred		"custody; care; keeping"
here		"army"
hereabove		"above this"
hereagainst		"contrarywise"
herebefore		"before this"
herecome		"a coming here; arrival; advent"
herefang		"spoil, plunder"
heregang		"march of an army"
heregome		"soldier"
herehouth		"booty; plunder"
hereinamong		"at this point; among this"
herekemp		"soldier"
herely		"martial"
hereof		"of this"
herereaf		"war-plunder"
herereasow		"commander"
hereright		"right at this point"
hererink		"warrior"
hereshroud		"war-clothing"
heretoeke		"besides"
heretow		"army-leader"
herry		"to praise"
herryingly		"laudable"
hewt		"a hewing"
hidingcloth		"veil, curtain"
hiddle		"secret"
hie		"haste"
hie		"to hasten"
hie		"hastey"
hield		"protection, loyalty"
hield		"a slope"
hield		"to incline"
hieldred		"fidelity"
highangel		"archangel"
highcraft		"high skill"
highfather		"patriarch"
highhood		"altitude"
highliness		"sublimity"
highlith		"high hill or cliff"
highlorrew		"head teacher"
highman		"man of rank"
highmight		"high authority"
highmood		"excellent"
highsettle		"exalted seat"
highship		"lofty dignity"
hight		past tense of hote; "is called, is named"
hight		"to rejoice"
hight		"hope, joy"
hightful		"hopeful"
highthane		"chief officer"
highwit		"high councillor"
hild		"war"
hilk		"hoarfrost"
hindberry		"raspberry"
hindbrier		"raspberry bush"
hinder		"after"
hindercraft		"deceitful craft"
hinderful		"deceitful"
hinderling		"wretch"
hindership		"wickedness"
hinderword		"deceitful word or speech"
hindforth		"backward"
hindward		"backward"
hiphalt		"lame in the hip"
hipple		"little heap"
hipplemeal		"little heap by little heap"
hipsax		"hipknife"
hirst		"to fry"
hisp		"to mock, to reproach"
hispful		"contumelious"
hispingly		"abominable"
hith		"advantage, gain"
hithe		"to plunder"
hithercome		"advent"
hoar		"to become hoar"
hoardern		"treasurhouse"
hoardcleave		"treasure-chamber"
hoardcove		"treasure-chamber"
hoarder		"treasurer"
hoardhouse		"treasury"
hoardvat		"treasure-receptacle"
hoardweal		"hoarded wealth"
hoaring		"hoariness"
hoarsehood		"hoarseness"
hode		"condition; holy order"
hode		"to ordain"
hoding		"ordaining; consecration"
hodingday		"ordaining-day"
hoff		"house"
hoker		"derision"
hoker		"to mock, to scoff"
hokerer		"mocker"
hokerful		"scornful"
hokering		"derision"
hokerlaughter		"laughter of scorn"
hokerleeth		"song or poem of mockery"
hokerword		"scornful speech"
hold		"loyal"
holdfast		"safe"
holdoath		"oath of friendship or allegiance"
holdred		"loyal service"
holdship		"loyalty"
hole		"to hollow out"
hole		strong past tense of heal (like stole)
holen		strong past participle of heal (like stolen)
holiern		"holy building"
holidom		"holiness; holy thing"
holidomhouse		"sacrarium"
holihood		"sanctity"
holimonth		"September"
holinight		"holy night"
holirift		"holy covering; veil"
holiship		"sanctity"
holiware		"saints"
holm		"sea"
holmen		"of the holm tree"
holpen		strong past participle of help
holse		"salvation"
holthane		"woodcock"
homecome		"homecoming"
homecouth		"familiar"
homefast		"settled in a house"
homehold		"domestic"
homesith		"return home"
homesith		"to return home"
homesoken		"house-breaking"
homestall		"homestead"
hooknebbed		"hooknosed"
hool		"calumny"
hopster		"(female) dancer"
hore		"filth"
horey		"filthy"
hornbore		"horn-bearer"
hornen		"made of horn"
horrow		"filth"
horrow		"to spit, to defile"
horrowed		"filthy"
horsebier		"horselitter"
horsecart		"chariot"
horseherd		"horsekeeper"
horsehere		"mounted army"
horseknave		"horsegroom"
horseknight		"groom"
horsely		"like a horse"
horsemonger		"horsedealer"
horsern		"stable"
horsethane		"groom"
horsewain		"chariot"
horsewhale		"walrus"
hosp		"reproach"
hosply		"reproach-like; insulting"
hospword		"abusive speech"
hote		"to command; to promise; to call or to be called"
hote		"promise"
hoten		past participle of hote
hotheart		"furious"
hotheart		"to be or become furious"
hotheartness		"fury"
houghsinew		"sinew of the heel"
hounden		"of hounds; canine"
houndfly		"dogfly"
houndly		"of hounds; canine"
housebreach		"house-breaking"
housecop		"house-top"
housefolk		"family"
houseinchel		"little house"
housered		"household"
houseship		"household, race"
housestead		"place of a house"
housewifeship		"house management"
housewist		"home"
houth		"plunder"
houve		"head-covering"
houve		"to put a covering on the head"
hove		strong past tense of heave
hoven		strong past participle of heave (other spelling haven)
hover		"hump"
hovered		"humpbacked"
how		"care"
howful		"careful"
howgates		"in what manner"
howship		"prudence"
huing		"appearance, likeness; form"
huingly		"metaphorical"
huekind		"familiar"
hueledge		"to form; to shape; to fashion"
huered		"family"
hund		"hundred"
hundeightieth		"eightieth"
hundeighty		"eighty"
hundeleventieth		"hundred and tenth"
hundeleventy		"hundred and ten"
hundfold		"hundredfold"
hundninetieth		"ninetieth"
hundninety		"ninety"
hundredman		"centurion"
hundseventieth		"seventieth"
hundseventy		"seventy"
hundtentieth		"hundredth"
hundtenty		"hundred"
hundtentifold		"hundredfold"
hundtwelftieth		"hundred and twentieth"
hundtwelfty		"hundred and twenty"
hungerbitten		"starving"
hungerer		"hungry person"
hungerlew		"starving"
hungerstorven		"perished with hunger"
hungeryear		"famine-year"
hunteth		"hunting or what is caught by hunting"
huntethfare		"hunting expedition"
hure		"at least"
hurn		"corner"
hurst		"ornament"
hye		"thought, mind"
hyecraft		"power of mind"
hyeless		"thoughtless, rash"

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