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ANCIENT BRITISH LANGUAGE DICTIONARY

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WORD	MEANING
hack	serpent (see also hag)
hæcc	hatch
hæg	enclosure
hægtesse	witch (see also h ætse)
hæme	inhabitants, dwellers
hæsel	hazel tree
hæth	heath, heather
hætse	witch (see also hægtesse)
hafoc	hawk
hag	serpent (see also hack)
haga	hedged enclosure
hagu-thorn	hawthorn
halh	nook or corner of land
hālig	holy
ham	home
hām	homestead, village, manor, estate
hamm	enclosure
hām-stede	homestead, site of dwelling
hām-tūn	home, farm or settlement
hana	cock (wild bird)
hangra	wood on a steep slope
hār	hoar, grey
hara	hare
hēafod	head, headland
hēah	high, chief
hearg	heathen shrine or temple
hearh	hill sanctuary
hecg	hedge
hēg	hay
hel	hell
helde	slope
hengest	stallion
henn	hen (wild bird)
heofon	heaven
heorot	hart, stag
here	army
hīd	hide of land, amount of land for the support of one free family (120 acres)
hind	hind, doe
hīwan	members of a family or religious community
hīwisc	household
hlāw	mound, hill, tumulus
hlinc	ridge, ledge, terrace
hlith	hill-slope
hlōse	pigsty
hōc	hook
hōh	heel of land
hol	hole or hollow
holegn	holly
holm	an islet
holt	wood, thicket
hop	small enclosed valley
horn	horn shaped hill or piece of land
hors	horse
horu	filth, dirt
hræfn	raven
hramsa	garlic
hrēod	reed, rush
hrīs	shrubs
hrīther	ox, cattle
hrōc	rook
hrycg	ridge
hund	dog
hunig	honey
hunta	huntsman
hūs	house
hwæte	wheat
hwēol	wheel
hwerfel	circle, circular feature
hwīt	white
hyll	hill
hyrst	wooded hill
hyth	landing place, harbour

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