hakezu n. Easily shocked person; someone with mild sensibilities.
hakrelío n. Domain of a monarch.
hakresso n. Inherent worth by religious value of blood.
hakro n. Family history; ancestry; one's genealogy.
hakrodeklo n. King.
hakrodzhu n. The study of genealogy.
hakrotrío n. Realm.
hala n. Mist or condensation.
halpíu n. Matter in the solid phase.
Halta n. Halt, a brane in the KHTX Expanse.
haltsoilu n. Buffer.
hapa n. Soil; terrain; landscape.
hapla n. Soil.
haplere n. Soil stratum.
haponekhto n. Dirtying event; scandal.
haspa n. Magic spell; miracle.
haspadzhekwía n. Thaumatologist, someone who studies haspadzho; usually hyphenated with mefudzhekwía as haspadzho-mefudzhekwía.
haspadzho n. Thaumatology; the scientific study of magic and the thaumatic manipulation field.
haspaní dzafekíu n. Command issued to the thaumatic manipulation field network; a spell or one stanza thereof.
haspaní sarekhtíu n. Effector process that produces a TMF effect based on TMF commands.
haspaní sarekíu n. Effect produced by a TMF command.
haspina n. Magical phenomena generated by TMF.
havaku n. Veil.
havílesta n. Havínta fetishism, usually expressed as a type of costume fetishism rather than bestiality.
havíntu n. Small bat-like animal kept as a pet; see the Ksreskézaian article khablínta.
havite n. Shroud.
Hayatría n. Armenia.
hayekhtía n. Perception.
hedethekíu n. Commentary.
hedethúza n. Commentator.
hedíreshka n. Coverage [of a topic included in a report].
hedíreshkí n. Having been covered [in a report].
hedíu n. About, regarding, in the matter speaking of (complementizer form; see also hedí and hedu).
hedu n. About, regarding, which speaks of.
hefrílesta n. Death, gore, or snuff fetishism.
hefrízhoka n. Fear of being murdered.
Hella n. Greece.
Helleníka n. The Greek language, especially in the Attic or Koine dialect.
Helléu n. Greek person; Lyrisclensian.
Hellinu n. Classical Greek culture.
henweste n. A limb-covering garment for either the arm or leg.
Hespu n. Hispanic; anyone capable of speaking an Iberian Romance language or of Iberian ancestry.
héveru n. Matrix.
híazesso n. The feeling of being tugged on or stretched.
hídta n. Fighter spacecraft.
híekera n. Ironic juxtaposition.
híeldzhru n. Noun standing in for an adjective, other modifier, or part of another noun, as in hendiadys.
híele n. Sideways; beside; left or right.
hímatekío n. Participation; marching with.
hímatío n. Partnership.
hímefístu n. Aunt or uncle.
hímímeftu n. Cousin or half-sibling.
hímíu n. Cousin or half-sibling; term of affection.
hímu n. Aunt or uncle; term of affection.
Hindía n. India.
hinitrolapía n. Moss agate.
hinolapía n. Malachite; algae-crystal.
híokhu n. Sympathy.
hipaku n. Wave-crest; climax.
hippégripsu n. Hippogriff.
hippu n. Equine; a horse, zebra, mule, donkey, etc.
Hispane n. Spain.
Hispanika n. The Spanish language.
Hispanike n. Spanish culture.
hitshu n. Part, portion, area, section.
Hogedepike n. Hogedepik, the Hogenemi language.
Hogedepinu n. Hogenemi culture.
Hogémo n. Hogemothôk, home of the Hogedep, a brane in the KHTX Expanse.
Hogenemu n. Hogenem.
hovloireshkivíu n. An object on a table or which has been put down to use or eat.
hovu n. Table.
howu n. Movement.
íalu n. Poetic metre.
íandolla n. Mountain.
íane n. Up.
íanidzhekía n. Offering; declaration of a memorial or dedication.
íanidzhekte n. Dedicatedness; dedication.
íañkta n. Eruption.
íanúbide n. Boost.
íätake n. Eventuality, something inevitable.
Íatara n. Yatrin, one of the two species that comprise the Yatrin and Iatosp, a civilization native to the KHTX Expanse.
Íatôsa n. Iatosp, one of the two species that comprise the Yatrin and Iatosp, a civilization native to the KHTX Expanse.
ibediku n. Water current.
ibedossa n. Ocean.
ibedu n. Water.
ibezríu n. Irrigation ditch.
idemessu n. Earnings; gains; profits.
idhekhto n. Scenario.
idhoremoto n. Spycraft; methods for conducting espionage.
idhorepiko n. Espionage.
idzhedí okhu n. Emotional projection; assigning one's feelings to another.
Íesopelía n. Christmas.
ifilekhtalí shiwezríe n. Reason why something is appealing.
ifilení kotopu n. Imperative full-stop.
ifilighu n. Longing.
ifilisúu n. Poem of longing.
iflu n. Flaw.
iflúkwíu n. Flaw-giver; scourge.
ifopa n. Constant, depressing rain.
ighanflazu n. Biological term for Pesene.