/ˈhaɡo/

The Hague (a city, the capital of South Holland, administrative capital of the Netherlands)

/haiˈtio/

Haiti (a country in the Caribbean)

/haloˈveno/

Halloween

/hamˈburɡo/

/hamilˈtono/

Hamilton (the capital city of Bermuda)

/hamˈleto/

Hamlet

/hampˈʃiro/

Hampshire (a county of England)

/haˈnojo/

Hanoi (the capital city of Vietnam)

/haraˈreo/

Harare (the capital city of Zimbabwe)

/harˈɡei̯so/

Hargeisa (the capital city of Somaliland)

/harˈlemo/

Haarlem (a city, the capital of North Holland, Netherlands)

alternative form of Havajo

/haˈvajo/

/haˈvano/

Havana (the capital city of Cuba)

/hau̯ˈmeo/

/h/, /ˈho/

The tenth letter of the Esperanto alphabet, called ho and written in the Latin script.

/ha/

ah

/ha lo/, [haˈlo], [ˈhalo]

hello (when answering the telephone)

/haˈdrono/

hadron

/hafˈnio/

hafnium

/ˈhaha/

haha (representation of laughter)

/haiˈtia/

Haitian

/haitiˈano/

A Haitian (person from Haiti)

/ˈhai̯ko/

/ˈhai̯la/

haily (containing hail; involving hail falling)

/hai̯ˈlai̯fo/

highlife (West African popular music)

/hai̯ˈlero/

hailstone

/ˈhai̯li/

to hail (said of the weather)

/ˈhai̯lo/

hail

/hai̯loʃˈtormo/

hail storm

/ˈhaki/

to chop, to hew

/hakiˈleto/

/haˈkilo/

axe

/haktaˈbulo/

chopping board, cutting board

/haˈlad͡zo/

/haˈlala/

halal

/halaˈliɡi/

to make halal

/haleˈbardo/

halberd

/haleˈluja/

hallelujah, alleluia

/haliˈoto/

an abalone

/ˈhalo/

hall

alternative form of hola

/haloɡeˈnido/

halide

/haloˈɡeno/

halogen

/haˈloo/

halo

/halˈtejo/

a stop (designated place where mass transit vehicles halt to let passengers on and off)

/ˈhalti/

to stop; to halt; to stall

/halˈtiɡi/

to halt, stop

/ˈhalto/

halt, stop, standstill

/haltˈʃildo/

stop sign

/haluˈt͡sino/

hallucination

/haˈlukso/

big toe, hallux

/haˈmako/

hammock

/hamburˈɡero/

hamburger

/ˈhamstri/

to hoard

/ˈhamstro/

hamster

/handbaˈlisto/

handball player, handballer

/handˈbalo/

handball (team sport)

/handiˈkapo/

handicap

/hanˈɡaro/

hangar

/hanˈɡulo/

hangul

/ˈhanti/

to haunt

/haˈpakso/

hapax legomenon

/haraˈkiro/

hara-kiri, seppuku (ritual suicide by self-disembowelment)

/haˈrama/

haram

/haraˈmiɡi/

to make haram

/haˈraro/

hair (the collection of all hair on a person's head or an animal's body)

/hararsekiˈɡilo/

hairdryer

/ˈhardi/

to temper (i.e. to strengthen or toughen metals)

/hardiˈslimo/

part (hair dividing line)

/haˈremo/

harem

/haˈrinɡo/

herring

/harkovˈrita/

hairy

/harmoˈnia/

harmonious (showing accord)

/harmoˈnii/

to be in harmony, agreement, accord; to harmonize

/harmoˈniko/

harmonica

/harmoˈnio/

harmony

/harmoniˈumo/

pump organ, harmonium

/ˈharo/

hair

/harˈpio/

/harˈpisto/

harpist

/ˈharpo/

harp

/harˈpuno/

harpoon

/haˈsio/

hassium

/ˈhaste/

hastily

/ˈhasti/

to hasten

/ˈhasto/

haste

/ˈhati/

to hate, dislike

/haˈvaja/

/haˈvaja kolˈt͡ʃeno/

lei (customary Polynesian flower garland)

/haˈvaʒo/

possession, property

/haˈvebla/

available

/haveˈblet͡so/

availability

/haˈveno/

port, harbour

/ˈhavi/

to have

/ˈhavi aˈferon kun/

to be dealing with

/haˈviɡi/

to get, obtain

/ˈhavo/

possession

/haˈzarda/

chance; random; accidental

/haˈzarde/

by chance; randomly; at random

/hazarˈdludo/

game of chance; gambling

/haˈzardo/

accidence, chance

/haˈt͡ʃeko/

háček

/ˈhat͡ʃum/

achoo (the sound of a sneeze)

/ˈhad͡ʒo/

hajj

/haˈʃio/

chopstick

/haˈʃiʃo/

hashish

/ˈhau̯si/

to boom (experience a period of prosperity or rapid growth)

/ˈhau̯so/

boom (period of prosperity or high market activity)

a member of the Hausa people

/ˈhau̯to/

skin

/hau̯tokoˈloro/

skin color

/hau̯tveˈziko/

blister (bubble between layers of skin caused by friction, burning, freezing, chemical irritation, disease or infection)

/ˈhau̯zo/

house music