| habenae | = | government, reins |
| habeo habui habitum | = | to have, hold, possess, consider, regard |
| habere | = | have, have got |
| habilis | = | suitable, fit |
| habito | = | to have frequently, dwell, reside, take possession |
| habito | = | to dwell, abide |
| habitudo | = | condition |
| habitus | = | disposed, in a certain condition |
| hac | = | this side, this way, here |
| hac (fem. sing. abl.) | = | He who lives BY THIS (the sword). |
| hactenus | = | hitherto, up to this point, so far |
| Hadria | = | Adriatic, Adriatic Sea |
| hae he (fem. plur. nom) | = | THESE (speeches) |
| haec hec (fem. sing. nom.) | = | THIS (sword) |
| haereticum | = | n, heretical |
| haero | = | to be brought to a standstill, keep at, hesitate |
| Hafnia | = | Copenhagen |
| hanc (fem. sing. acc.) | = | She wasted THIS (her youth) |
| harum (fem. plur. gen.) | = | The city wall had four OF THESE (gates) |
| has (fem. plur. acc.) | = | They gave THESE (their lives) |
| Hasnonium | = | Hasnon |
| hasta | = | spear |
| haud | = | no, not at all, by no means |
| haurio | = | to devour |
| hebes | = | sluggish |
| hebeto | = | to blunt |
| hedera | = | ivy |
| Helcim | = | Helchin on the left bank of the Scheldt |
| Heniis Harniis | = | Hames |
| Herebus | = | Lower World |
| hereditas | = | inheritance, often simply, property |
| hesito (haesito) | = | to be unsure, uncertain, wavering |
| Hesperus | = | Hesperus |
| heu | = | alas! |
| heus | = | hark! |
| hi (masc. plur. nom.) | = | THESE (men) |
| hic | = | here |
| hic (adv.) | = | here |
| hic (masc. nom. sing.) | = | THIS (house) |
| hic haec (hec ) | = | hoc |
| hiems | = | winter |
| hilaris | = | cheerful, merry, gay |
| hinc | = | after this |
| hinc | = | from this place, hence |
| hinc hinc | = | on every side |
| hinc inde | = | from different directions |
| hinnire | = | whinny |
| hinnus | = | mule |
| hio | = | to gape wide |
| Hirenses, Irenses | = | Irish |
| his (fem. plur. abl) | = | A life is enriched BY THESE (friendships) |
| his (fem. plur. dat.) | = | She gave her property TO THESE (churches) |
| his (masc. plur. abl.) | = | They passed BY THESE (roads) |
| his (neut. plur. dat.) | = | Listen TO THESE (orders) |
| Hispania | = | Spain |
| Hispanus | = | Spanish |
| Hister | = | Danube |
| hoc (masc. sing. abl.) | = | He gave plenty FOR THIS (field) |
| hoc (neut. sing. abl.) | = | Do not hesistate BECAUSE OF THIS! (doubt) |
| hoc (neut. sing. acc.) | = | Break THIS! (fetter) |
| hoc (neut. sing. nom.) | = | THIS (monastery) |
| hodie | = | today |
| hodie | = | today, to-day |
| hodiernus | = | of today |
| Hoienses | = | huy, belgium, between liege and namur |
| holocaustum | = | offering |
| homo | = | man, human being |
| homo hominis | = | human being, man |
| honestas | = | respectful treatment, respectability |
| honeste | = | respectfully, properly, suitably, appropriately |
| honesto | = | to embellish |
| honestus | = | respectable, distinguished |
| honestus | = | honorable, respectable, fine, beautiful, proper |
| honor | = | honor, esteem, public office |
| honor | = | honor, honour |
| honor | = | official dignity or office, ornaments, esteem |
| honorabilis | = | respectful |
| honorifice | = | honorably, respectfully, with deference, duly |
| honoro | = | to honor |
| hora | = | hour, o'clock, time |
| hora | = | hour, time |
| hordeum, ordeum | = | barley |
| horrendus | = | dreadful |
| horrendus | = | horrible, dreadful |
| horreo | = | to [+ ne] shudder at, be horrified at |
| horresco | = | to begin to shake |
| horror | = | horror |
| hortor | = | exhort, incite, encourage |
| hortor | = | to instigate |
| hortus | = | garden |
| hortus ortus | = | garden, pl. grounds, park |
| horum (masc. plur. gen.) | = | The horses OF THESE (soldiers) |
| horum (neut. plur. gen) | = | The cattle OF THESE (monsters) |
| hos (masc. plur. acc.) | = | They burned THESE (houses) |
| hospes | = | foreigner, stranger, guest |
| hospes | = | guest, host, stranger |
| hospitalis | = | hospitable |
| hospitium | = | friendship |
| hospitium | = | hospitality, guest chambers, inn |
| hospito | = | to welcome |
| hostes hostium | = | the enemy |
| hostilis | = | hostile or enemy, armed |
| hostilitas | = | enmity |
| hostiliter | = | by force of arms |
| hostis | = | an enemy of the state |
| hostis | = | enemy |
| huic (fem sing. dat.) | = | There is a statue IN THIS (abbey) |
| huic (masc. sing. dat.) | = | He sent FOR THIS (doctor) |
| huic (neut sing. dat.) | = | i'd give my right arm FOR THIS (cookie) |
| huius (fem. sing. gen.) | = | They are fond OF THIS (change) |
| huius (masc. fem. neut. gen. | = | Go ahead, eat some OF THIS |
| humanitas | = | gentleness |
| humanitas | = | kindness, culture, refinement |
| humanus | = | pertaining to man, humane, cultured |
| humilio | = | to abase |
| humilis | = | humble |
| humilis | = | lowly, humble |
| humilitas | = | humility |
| humo | = | to inter |
| humo | = | cover with earth, bury |
| humus | = | ground, earth, soil, land, country |
| humus | = | region, earth, soil, dirt, sod |
| hunc (masc. sing. acc.) | = | He ate THIS (fruit) |
| Hunnam | = | Bunna |
| hyæna | = | hyaena, hyena |
| hydrus | = | serpent, snake |
| hypocrita | = | hypocrite |
| hypotheca | = | mortgage |