Hayatría n. Armenia.
hayé v. To perceive.
hayekhtía n. Perception.
hé conj. And; generally used to join a pair of words from the same lexical category.
he'ke 'l ~ phr. Contracted from hedí vekhte il ~.
hedathé v. To write (on a topic).
hedes pm. Prepositional form of "about" used with verbs that implicitly involve communication, usually seen in the dative.
hedethé v. To comment.
hedethekíu n. Commentary.
hedethúza n. Commentator.
hedí pm. About, regarding, which speaks of.
hedí vekhte il ~ phr. ~ when taken altogether; regarding the shape of ~.
hedí ~ indé v. To dance about ~; to congratulate or celebrate.
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.
heforí a. Potentially lethal.
hefré v. To kill.
hefrekí a. Proven to be lethal.
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.
Hellenikí a. Of the Greeks.
Helléu n. Greek person; Lyrisclensian.
Hellinu n. Classical Greek culture.
hemai adv. Even, still (emphasising a comparative).
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.
híazé v. To stretch.
híazesso n. The feeling of being tugged on or stretched.
hídta n. Fighter spacecraft.
hídzhrítúbé v. To use synchysis, listing adjectives in a parallel order before the nouns.
híé conj. FPIC particle; left argument is associated with the right argument (alternative spelling of íé).
híédzhé v. To specify two noun clauses with the same grammatical case with the intention of equating them; the literary device of apposition.
híeflúsé v. To lean sideways, especially in confusion.
híegeneí a. Moving alongside; on a parallel course.
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.
híelemes pm. Alongside; moving with.
híeles pm. Beside, at the side of.
híemes pm. Alongside; moving with; archaic transitional abbreviation of híelemes.
híemokhiní a. Intimate.
híes pm. Alongside; moving with.
híéú m. Also; alongside; in the same sense.
hikhrúbé v. To accent or complement a design.
hímaté v. To participate; to march with.
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.
híñké v. To fight.
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.
Hispanikí a. Of Spanish-speaking culture.
hítablé v. Drift.
hitshu n. Part, portion, area, section.
hitshúbé v. To use part of a thing to refer to the whole; synecdoche of the first kind.
Hogedepike n. Hogedepik, the Hogenemi language.
Hogedepinu n. Hogenemi culture.
Hogémo n. Hogemothôk, home of the Hogedep, a brane in the KHTX Expanse.
Hogenemí a. Of the Hogedep.
Hogenemu n. Hogenem.
hoksellí a. Incorrect; far from what was wanted.
hou enc. (Rokéa II argolect) alternative spelling of hú.
hovloé v. To put something down so it can be used or eaten; such as on a table or hook.
hovloireshkivíu n. An object on a table or which has been put down to use or eat.
hovu n. Table.
howu n. Movement.
hú enc. (Rokéa II argolect) Combined with any verb to indicate uncertainty or extrapolation (potential or dubitative mood).
ía ex. Indicates shock, surprise, or dismay.
íalu n. Poetic metre.
íanadtepé v. To erect.
íandolla n. Mountain.
íane n. Up.
íanethé v. To dare; to encourage taking risk.
íanflasé v. To climb or ascend.
íañgé v. To go up, to ascend.
íañgeneí a. Challenging.
íañgzé v. To escalate.
íanidzhé v. To dedicate.
íanidzhedí a. Dedicated.
íanidzhekía n. Offering; declaration of a memorial or dedication.
íanidzhekte n. Dedicatedness; dedication.
íañkta n. Eruption.
íañkúé v. To erupt.
íanopré v. To heighten.