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Tommy: Hello, guys!
Welcome to our grammar lessons!
My best friends Maddie, Kristie and Martin will help
me make our lessons useful and enjoyable.
Tommy: Look! That’s Mr Green, our
geography teacher.
Martin: He is moving into a new
house.
Mr Green: Hello, guys! How are
you doing?
Tommy: Hello! We’re fine. Thanks.
Martin: How far is your new
house, Mr Green?
Mr Green: It’s not too far. It’s ten
minutes’ walk from here.
Tommy: How big is it?
Mr Green: There’s much space for all my
family now.
Martin: You’ve got so much stuff. How
are you going to transport it?
Mr Green: Well, I called the moving van.
I hope, we’ll cope with it for two days.
Tommy: We’ll be happy to help you.
Mr Green: It’s very kind of you. Thanks.
Mr Green: Thank you very much, guys.
Here’s some money for each of you.
Maddie Oh, thanks, Mr Green.
Mr Green: You’re always welcome in my
house.
Tommy: Hi, Lucy!
Lucy: Hi, guys!
Tommy: Why are you sitting alone
here? How about playing with your friends?
Lucy: I have no friends…
Tommy: Hmm…
Tommy: I’ve got an idea! How much money
have you got, Martin?
Martin: A pound.
Tommy: And you, Maddie?
Maddie Me too.
Tommy: OK. Why don’t we put our money
together and buy one really nice thing for Lucy?
Maddie: Great idea!
You might have noticed that we used a question word
HOW quite often in this situation.
In today’s lesson we’re going to have a look at
questions with HOW.
I’m sure you know the basics, but questions are quite
tricky. Let’s just go over the main rules.
·
We usually form questions by putting an
auxiliary verb (вспомогательный глагол),
or a modal verb, before the subject (подлежащее).
E.g.
Does it suit me?
Has Mum called?
Could you tell me the way to the bus station?
Shall I translate the text?
·
When the verb “to be” is the main
verb (главный глагол),
we don’t use auxiliary verbs (вспомогательные глаголы).
E.g.
Are you busy?
Was the movie interesting?
Is she at work now?
Were your exams difficult?
·
We can add question words to get more or
different information.
E.g.
Where
did you go swimming? – In the swimming pool in town.
Why
did you go there? – Because it’s a nice, big pool.
Who
did you go swimming with? – With Kristie.
What
time did you meet Kristie? – At 10 o’clock.
Which pool
did you go in? – The serious one, without the slides!
How
did you get there? – By bus.
The questions sometimes finish with prepositions. That’s
very common.
E.g.
Who were you out with?
What have you got that bag for?
What’s all that about?
Where are you calling from?
Do you remember anything about subject and
object questions?
If who, what or which is the SUBJECT (подлежащее)
of the question, it comes before the verb and we don’t use an auxiliary (вспомогательный глагол).
E.g.
Who went to the pet shop? (subject – who)
What happened? (subject – what)
Which looks better, this or that one? (subject –
which)
Object questions follow the structure we looked at
before.
E.g.
Who did Tommy go to the pet shop with? (subject –
Tommy; object – who)
Which dog does he like most? (subject – he; object –
which)
What did they do after school? (subject – they; object
– what)
Now let’s look at Questions with HOW.
HOW generally asks about the MANNER or METHOD of
something:
E.g.
How do you go to school? — By bus.
How are you today? – I’m fine, thanks.
HOW can be used with MUCH and MANY:
Much is used with uncountable nouns.
Many refers to countable nouns.
E.g.
How much money do you have? – Five pounds.
How many people came? — Fifteen.
How much sugar do you need for the cake? – Two full spoons.
HOW is used with ADJECTIVES (прилагательные):
E.g.
How tall are you? – Six feet tall.
How cold is it? — Five below zero.
How fast is your car? – Very fast!
How big is your new house? – It’s quite big.
HOW LONG asks about a LENGTH OF TIME:
E.g.
How long has she been a student? – Two years.
How long have you been here? – An hour.
How long did it take you to finish your article? – Two
weeks.
HOW OFTEN asks about FREQUENCY (частота):
E.g.
How often do you practice your French? – Two hours
every day.
How often do you eat crisps? – Never! Yuck!
HOW FAR asks about DISTANCE:
E.g.
How far is your new house from here? – Not too far.
Ten minutes’ walk.
How far away is Cambridge from here? – About 2 hours
by car.
Tommy: Lucy, look! We have brought
something for you.
—
Wow-bow!!!(dog’s barking)
Lucy: WOW! A puppy! I’ve got a puppy!
Thank you, guys.
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Before studying to frame questions, we have to learn all the most relevant question words and their purposes and also understand more about the types and patterns of interrogative sentences ( sentences denoting questions).
First of all, let’s study about the types and patterns of interrogative sentences .
Interrogative sentences are in two types.
- Auxiliary beginning interrogative sentences &
- Question word beginning interrogative sentences
Auxiliary beginning interrogative sentences.
Interrogative sentences beginning with auxiliary verbs are known as Auxiliary beginning interrogative sentences.
The answer of this type of interrogative sentences is always ‘Yes’ or ‘No’. So they are also called as ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ questions. This type of sentences can be used in Active voice and Passive voice.
The common pattern in Active Voice is shown as below:-
Auxiliary Verb + Subject + Verb + O ?
Eg: Do you know Grammar ?
Here ‘Do’ is the auxiliary verb, ‘You’ is the subject, ‘know’ is the verb and ‘Grammar’ is the object.
The common pattern in Passive voice is given below:-
Auxiliary verb + O + V3 ( past participle form of the verb) + by + Subject ?
Eg: Is Grammar known by you?
Here, ‘Is’ is the auxiliary verb, ‘Grammar’ is the object, ‘known’ is the V3 and ‘you’ is the subject.
Question word beginning interrogative sentences.
Interrogative sentences beginning with question words are known as question word beginning interrogative sentences. They can be used in Active voice and Passive voice.
The common pattern of this type of interrogative sentences in Active Voice is as shown below:–
Question word + Auxiliary verb + Subject + Verb + Object ?
Eg: When did Jacob ask the question?
Here, ‘When’ is the question word, ‘did’ is the Auxiliary verb, ‘Jacob’ is the subject, ‘ask’ is the verb and ‘the question’ is the object in the example.
The common pattern in Passive voice is given below:-
Question word + Be-forms + Object + V3 ( past participle form of the verb) + by + Subject ?
Eg:- When was the question asked by Martin?
Here, ‘When’ is the question word, ‘was’ is the be-form, ‘the question’ is the object, ‘asked’ is the past participle form of the verb ( V3) and ‘Martin’ is the subject.
But if the question word is ‘Who’ or ‘What’, there will be a slight difference in the pattern in both voices. To know the difference and understand more about auxiliary beginning and question word beginning interrogative sentences in both voices click here.
Now we are going to study more about question words and their purposes one by one in detail.
Who
The question word ‘Who’ is used to denote persons. The purpose of this question word is to know the ‘Do-er’ ( subject) of the ‘verb’ in a sentence.
Eg: Martin played football.
Here, if we have to know the ‘Do-er’ of the verb ‘played’ in the sentence, we should use the question word ‘ who’. Then we get the answer ‘Martin’.
To frame a question for the given sentence as example, the question word Who is to be used in the interrogative sentence with the purpose of getting Martin as the answer, as shown below;
Who played football ?
Now, let’s see the given direction and try to frame a question as directed.
‘Megha’ attended the meeting. ( Frame a question to get the word in italics as answer)
Here we know that ‘Megha’, the word in italics, is the subject of the sentence. So to get this as answer, we should use the question word ‘Who’.
Then the question will be,
Who attended the meeting?
Whom
This is also used to denote persons in a sentence. The purpose of this question word is to know the object in a sentence.
Eg: Mathew called ‘Mary’.
Here Mary is the object in the sentence. So, to know the object in the sentence, the question word Whom is to be used as shown below,
Whom did Mathew call?
By whom.
This question word is used in passive voice as subject. The purpose of the question word is to know the ‘Do-er’ of the verb in a sentence.
Eg: The work was completed by ‘John’.
Here the sentence is in passive voice and ‘John’ is the subject. So, to get John as the answer, the question word ‘By whom’ is to be used as follows,
By whom was the work completed?
What.
It is used to denote the object in a sentence.
Eg; Mahesh wrote a ‘poem’.
The object of the sentence is ‘poem’. To get ‘poem’ as the answer, the question word ‘what’ is to be used here, as shown below,
What did Mahesh write ?
Which
It is used to denote nouns.
Eg: ‘Grammar’ is very tough to him.
Here ‘Grammar’ is the noun. To get Grammar as answer, the question word ‘which’ is to be used, as follows,
Which is very tough to him?
Which + noun.
It is used to denote a ‘noun along with adjective’ standing as an object in a sentence.
Eg: She often likes ‘long kurtas’.
Here, ‘long Kurtas’ is the object of the sentence in which ‘kurtas’ is the ‘noun’ that stands along with the adjective ‘long’. So to get ‘long kurtas’ as answer, the question word ‘Which + noun’ is to be used as shown below,
‘Which kurtas’ does she often like?
When.
It is used to know the ‘time’ of the verb in a sentence.
Eg: Tom reached there at ‘4. P.M’.
Here, ‘4.P.M’. is the time of the verb ‘reached’. So, to get ‘4. P.M’. as answer, the question word ‘When’ is to be used as follows,
‘When’ did Tom reach there?
Where
It is used to ask about a ‘place’ in a sentence.
Eg: Mathew settled in ‘Australia’.
Here ‘Australia’ denotes a place ( a country) and to get it as answer, the question word ‘Where’ is to be used as shown below,
‘Where’ did Mathew settle?
Why
It is used to ask about a reason.
Eg: Jancy missed the train because ‘she was late’.
Here, the fact ‘She was late’ is the reason for Jancy to have missed the train. So to get the reason as answer, the question word ‘Why’ is to be used as follows,
‘Why’ did Jancy miss the train?
The above question words are known as Wh-question words.
Question words beginning with How are given below.
How.
It is used to ask about ‘the manner or the way of the verb being done’ in a sentence.
Eg: Namit went to school ‘by bus’.
Here, the phrase ‘by bus’ denotes ‘the manner of Namit going to school’. So to get ‘the manner’ as the answer, the question word ‘How’ is to be used as shown below,
‘How’ did Namit go to school?
How often.
It is used to ask about ‘a specific time regarding to habitual actions’.
Eg: She watches movies ‘every weekend’.
Here, ‘watching movies’ is her habitual action and ‘every weekend’ is the specific time. So to get the specific time as the answer, the question word ‘How often’ is to be used as follows,
‘How often’ does she watch movies?
How far.
It is used to ask about the distance between places.
Eg: The Moon is 384,400 km. away from Earth.
Here, 384,400 km is the distance and to get it as the answer, the question word ‘How far’ is to be used as shown below,
‘How far’ is the Moon away from Earth?
How long.
It is used to ask about the duration of time.
Eg: We should wait here for ‘2 hours’.
Here, ‘2 hours’ is a duration of time and to get it as answer, the question word ‘How long’ is to be used as follows,
‘How long’ should we wait here?
How many.
It is used to ask about numbers.
Eg: He has ‘two’ cars.
Here , ‘two’ is the number and to get it as the answer, the question word ‘How many’ is to be used as shown below,
‘How many’ cars does he have?
How much.
It is used to ask about the quantity of something.
Eg: Mary bought ‘2 litres milk’.
Here, 2 litres milk is a quantity and to get it as answer, the question word ‘How much’ is to be used as follows,
‘How much’ milk did Mary bought.
The difference between the question words ‘How many’ and ‘How much’ is that while ‘How many’ denotes ‘numbers of something’, ‘How much’ denotes ‘quantity of something’.
Eg: Q : How many kilometres should we travel to reach there?
Ans: We should travel 4 kilometres to reach there.
Q : How much did you pay for that?
Ans: I paid $ 5 USD for that.
Thus we have studied the most relevant question words and how to frame questions in this topic.
Lists of words starting with H including those most commonly written / spoken, definitions, part of speech, and a very long list arranged by word length. Also includes countries that start with H, household items that begin with H, and more. Skip to the section you’re interested in by using the Table Of Contents, or scroll down to see more h words.
Table of contents
- Most common H words in alphabetic and frequency order
- Glossary including part of speech and definition for top 200+ H words
- Questions and Answers, including household items beginning with H, and list of H country names
- More complete mega H word list arranged by word length / number of letters
Common / frequently used H words:
Top 10 most common written words ordered by frequency:
his he had have her him has how here hand
Common written words in alphabetic order:
had hand has have he her here him his how
Top 20 most common spoken H words by frequency:
he have had here him his her he’s how has house hundred horse home hard half having high hear haven’t
Glossary with part of speech and definition for the top 200 or so most frequently used H words:
habit | noun | an established custom |
habitat | noun | the type of environment in which an organism or group normally lives or occurs |
habitation | noun | the native habitat or home of an animal or plant |
hack | noun | one who works hard at boring tasks |
hail | noun | precipitation of ice pellets when there are strong rising air currents |
hair | noun | a covering for the body (or parts of it) consisting of a dense growth of threadlike structures (as on the human head); helps to prevent heat loss |
hairy | adjective | having or covered with hair |
hallway | noun | an interior passage or corridor onto which rooms open |
ham | noun | meat cut from the thigh of a hog (usually smoked) |
hamlet | noun | a community of people smaller than a village |
hammer | noun | the part of a gunlock that strikes the percussion cap when the trigger is pulled |
hand | noun | the (prehensile) extremity of the superior limb |
handbook | noun | a concise reference book providing specific information about a subject or location |
handful | noun | a small number or amount |
handkerchief | noun | a square piece of cloth used for wiping the eyes or nose or as a costume accessory |
handle | noun | the appendage to an object that is designed to be held in order to use or move it |
handling | noun | manual (or mechanical) carrying or moving or delivering or working with something |
hands | noun | (with `in’) guardianship over; in divorce cases it is the right to house and care for and discipline a child |
handwriting | noun | something written by hand |
hanging | noun | decoration that is hung (as a tapestry) on a wall or over a window |
hank | noun | a coil of rope or wool or yarn |
happen | verb | come to pass |
happening | noun | an event that happens |
happily | adverb | in a joyous manner |
happiness | noun | state of well-being characterized by emotions ranging from contentment to intense joy |
happy | adjective | enjoying or showing or marked by joy or pleasure |
hardening | noun | abnormal hardening or thickening of tissue |
hardness | noun | the property of being rigid and resistant to pressure; not easily scratched; measured on Mohs scale |
hardware | noun | major items of military weaponry (as tanks or missile) |
hare | noun | swift timid long-eared mammal larger than a rabbit having a divided upper lip and long hind legs; young born furred and with open eyes |
harmful | adjective | causing or capable of causing harm |
harmless | adjective | not causing or capable of causing harm |
harmonic | noun | a tone that is a component of a complex sound |
harmonious | adjective | musically pleasing |
harmony | noun | compatibility in opinion and action |
harness | noun | a support consisting of an arrangement of straps for holding something to the body (especially one supporting a person suspended from a parachute) |
harp | noun | a chordophone that has a triangular frame consisting of a sounding board and a pillar and a curved neck; the strings stretched between the neck and the soundbox are plucked with the fingers |
harsh | adjective | unpleasantly stern |
hash | noun | chopped meat mixed with potatoes and browned |
haste | noun | overly eager speed (and possible carelessness) |
hasty | adjective | excessively quick |
hat | noun | headdress that protects the head from bad weather; has shaped crown and usually a brim |
hatch | noun | the production of young from an egg |
hate | noun | the emotion of intense dislike; a feeling of dislike so strong that it demands action |
hateful | adjective | evoking or deserving hatred; – Joseph Priestly |
haunt | noun | a frequently visited place |
haven | noun | a shelter serving as a place of safety or sanctuary |
havoc | noun | violent and needless disturbance |
hawk | noun | diurnal bird of prey typically having short rounded wings and a long tail |
hay | noun | grass mowed and cured for use as fodder |
hazard | noun | a source of danger; a possibility of incurring loss or misfortune |
hazardous | adjective | involving risk or danger |
haze | noun | atmospheric moisture or dust or smoke that causes reduced visibility |
hazel | noun | Australian tree grown especially for ornament and its fine-grained wood and bearing edible nuts |
head | noun | the upper part of the human body or the front part of the body in animals; contains the face and brains |
heading | noun | a line of text serving to indicate what the passage below it is about |
headline | noun | the heading or caption of a newspaper article |
headquarters | noun | (usually plural) the office that serves as the administrative center of an enterprise |
healing | noun | the natural process by which the body repairs itself |
health | noun | a healthy state of wellbeing free from disease |
healthy | adjective | having or indicating good health in body or mind; free from infirmity or disease |
hear | verb | perceive (sound) via the auditory sense |
hearing | noun | (law) a proceeding (usually by a court) where evidence is taken for the purpose of determining an issue of fact and reaching a decision based on that evidence |
heart | noun | the locus of feelings and intuitions |
heartily | adverb | with gusto and without reservation |
hearts | noun | a form of whist in which players avoid winning tricks containing hearts or the queen of spades |
hearty | adjective | showing warm and heartfelt friendliness |
heat | noun | a form of energy that is transferred by a difference in temperature |
heath | noun | a low evergreen shrub of the family Ericaceae; has small bell-shaped pink or purple flowers |
heathen | noun | a person who does not acknowledge your god |
heather | noun | common Old World heath represented by many varieties; low evergreen grown widely in the northern hemisphere |
heavily | adverb | to a considerable degree |
heavy | noun | an actor who plays villainous roles |
hedge | noun | a fence formed by a row of closely planted shrubs or bushes |
heel | noun | the bottom of a shoe or boot; the back part of a shoe or boot that touches the ground and provides elevation |
hegemony | noun | the dominance or leadership of one social group or nation over others |
height | noun | the vertical dimension of extension; distance from the base of something to the top |
heir | noun | a person who is entitled by law or by the terms of a will to inherit the estate of another |
helicopter | noun | an aircraft without wings that obtains its lift from the rotation of overhead blades |
hell | noun | any place of pain and turmoil |
hello | noun | an expression of greeting |
helm | noun | steering mechanism for a vessel; a mechanical device by which a vessel is steered |
helmet | noun | armor plate that protects the head |
helpful | adjective | providing assistance or serving a useful function |
helping | noun | an individual quantity of food or drink taken as part of a meal |
helpless | adjective | lacking in or deprived of strength or power |
hem | noun | the edge of a piece of cloth; especially the finished edge that has been doubled under and stitched down |
hemisphere | noun | half of the terrestrial globe |
hen | noun | adult female chicken |
henceforth | adverb | from this time forth; from now on |
henry | noun | a unit of inductance in which an induced electromotive force of one volt is produced when the current is varied at the rate of one ampere per second |
hepatitis | noun | inflammation of the liver caused by a virus or a toxin |
herald | noun | (formal) a person who announces important news |
herb | noun | a plant lacking a permanent woody stem; many are flowering garden plants or potherbs; some having medicinal properties; some are pests |
herd | noun | a group of cattle or sheep or other domestic mammals all of the same kind that are herded by humans |
here | noun | the present location; this place |
hereby | adverb | (formal) by means of this |
herein | adverb | in this place or thing or document |
heritage | noun | practices that are handed down from the past by tradition |
hero | noun | a man distinguished by exceptional courage and nobility and strength |
heroin | noun | a narcotic that is considered a hard drug; a highly addictive morphine derivative; intravenous injection provides the fastest and most intense rush |
heroine | noun | the main good female character in a work of fiction |
heroism | noun | the qualities of a hero or heroine; exceptional or heroic courage when facing danger (especially in battle) |
hesitate | verb | pause or hold back in uncertainty or unwillingness |
hesitation | noun | indecision in speech or action |
heterogeneity | noun | the quality of being diverse and not comparable in kind |
heterogeneous | adjective | consisting of elements that are not of the same kind or nature |
heuristic | noun | a commonsense rule (or set of rules) intended to increase the probability of solving some problem |
hide | noun | the dressed skin of an animal (especially a large animal) |
hideous | adjective | grossly offensive to decency or morality; causing horror |
hierarchy | noun | a series of ordered groupings of people or things within a system |
high | noun | a lofty level or position or degree |
highland | noun | elevated (e.g., mountainous) land |
highlight | noun | the most interesting or memorable part |
highly | adverb | to a high degree or extent; favorably or with much respect |
highway | noun | a major road for any form of motor transport |
hike | noun | a long walk usually for exercise or pleasure |
hill | noun | a local and well-defined elevation of the land |
hillside | noun | the side or slope of a hill |
hind | noun | any of several mostly spotted fishes that resemble groupers |
hindrance | noun | something immaterial that interferes with or delays action or progress |
hint | noun | an indirect suggestion |
hip | noun | either side of the body below the waist and above the thigh |
hire | noun | a newly hired employee |
historian | noun | a person who is an authority on history and who studies it and writes about it |
historic | adjective | belonging to the past; of what is important or famous in the past |
historical | adjective | of or relating to the study of history |
history | noun | the aggregate of past events |
hit | noun | (baseball) a successful stroke in an athletic contest (especially in baseball) |
hive | noun | a teeming multitude |
hog | noun | a person regarded as greedy and pig-like |
holder | noun | a holding device |
hole | noun | an opening into or through something |
holiness | noun | the quality of being holy |
hollow | noun | a cavity or space in something |
holly | noun | any tree or shrub of the genus Ilex having red berries and shiny evergreen leaves with prickly edges |
holocaust | noun | an act of mass destruction and loss of life (especially in war or by fire) |
home | noun | where you live at a particular time |
homeless | noun | someone unfortunate without housing |
homely | adjective | lacking in physical beauty or proportion |
homer | noun | a base hit on which the batter scores a run |
homestead | noun | the home and adjacent grounds occupied by a family |
homeward | adjective | oriented toward home |
homework | noun | preparatory school work done outside school (especially at home) |
homicide | noun | the killing of a human being by another human being |
homogeneous | adjective | all of the same or similar kind or nature |
honest | adjective | not disposed to cheat or defraud; not deceptive or fraudulent |
honestly | adverb | (used as intensives reflecting the speaker’s attitude) it is sincerely the case that |
honesty | noun | the quality of being honest |
honey | noun | a sweet yellow liquid produced by bees |
hood | noun | an aggressive and violent young criminal |
hook | noun | a catch for locking a door |
hop | noun | the act of hopping; jumping upward or forward (especially on one foot) |
hope | noun | a specific instance of feeling hopeful |
hopefully | adverb | with hope; in a hopeful manner |
hopeless | adjective | without hope because there seems to be no possibility of comfort or success |
horizon | noun | the line at which the sky and Earth appear to meet |
horizontal | noun | something that is oriented horizontally |
hormone | noun | the secretion of an endocrine gland that is transmitted by the blood to the tissue on which it has a specific effect |
horn | noun | a noisemaker (as at parties or games) that makes a loud noise when you blow through it |
horrid | adjective | exceedingly bad |
horror | noun | intense and profound fear |
horse | noun | solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehistoric times |
horseback | noun | the back of a horse |
hospitable | adjective | favorable to life and growth |
hospital | noun | a health facility where patients receive treatment |
host | noun | a person who invites guests to a social event (such as a party in his or her own home) and who is responsible for them while they are there |
hostage | noun | a prisoner who is held by one party to insure that another party will meet specified terms |
hostess | noun | a woman host |
hostile | noun | troops belonging to the enemy’s military forces |
hostility | noun | a hostile (very unfriendly) disposition |
hot | adjective | used of physical heat; having a high or higher than desirable temperature or giving off heat or feeling or causing a sensation of heat or burning |
hotel | noun | a building where travelers can pay for lodging and meals and other services |
hound | noun | any of several breeds of dog used for hunting typically having large drooping ears |
hour | noun | a period of time equal to 1/24th of a day |
hourly | adjective | occurring every hour or payable by the hour |
hours | noun | a period of time assigned for work |
house | noun | a dwelling that serves as living quarters for one or more families |
housekeeper | noun | a servant who is employed to perform domestic task in a household |
housing | noun | structures collectively in which people are housed |
however | adverb | despite anything to the contrary (usually following a concession) |
howl | noun | a long loud emotional utterance |
hub | noun | the central part of a car wheel (or fan or propeller etc) through which the shaft or axle passes |
hue | noun | the quality of a color as determined by its dominant wavelength |
hug | noun | a tight or amorous embrace |
huge | adjective | unusually great in size or amount or degree or especially extent or scope; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; – W.R.Inge |
hull | noun | dry outer covering of a fruit or seed or nut |
humanitarian | noun | someone devoted to the promotion of human welfare and to social reforms |
humanity | noun | the quality of being humane |
humble | verb | cause to be unpretentious |
humidity | noun | wetness in the atmosphere |
humiliation | noun | state of disgrace or loss of self-respect |
humility | noun | a disposition to be humble; a lack of false pride |
humorous | adjective | full of or characterized by humor |
hundred | noun | ten 10s |
hunger | noun | a physiological need for food; the consequence of food deprivation |
hungry | adjective | feeling hunger; feeling a need or desire to eat food |
hunter | noun | someone who hunts game |
hurricane | noun | a severe tropical cyclone usually with heavy rains and winds moving a 73-136 knots (12 on the Beaufort scale) |
hurry | noun | a condition of urgency making it necessary to hurry |
husband | noun | a married man; a woman’s partner in marriage |
hush | noun | (poetic) tranquil silence |
hut | noun | temporary military shelter |
hydraulic | adjective | moved or operated or effected by liquid (water or oil) |
hydrogen | noun | a nonmetallic univalent element that is normally a colorless and odorless highly flammable diatomic gas; the simplest and lightest and most abundant element in the universe |
hygiene | noun | a condition promoting sanitary practices |
hymn | noun | a song of praise (to God or to a saint or to a nation) |
hypocrisy | noun | an expression of agreement that is not supported by real conviction |
hypothesis | noun | a proposal intended to explain certain facts or observations |
hypothetical | noun | a hypothetical possibility, circumstance, statement, proposal, situation, etc. |
Questions and Answers:
Q: What is the longest H word and how many letters does it have in it?
A: hexamethylenetetramine is 22 letters long.
Q: What is the shortest word that starts with H?
A: “hi” and “he” are both 2 characters long.
Q: What countries start with the letter H?
A: Haiti, Heard Island, Holy See, Honduras, Hong Kong, Hungary.
Q: What are some household items / things / objects that start with H?
A: hairdryer, hand soap, Head and Shoulders shampoo, highball glass, hotpot
H words by number of letters:
More complete list, by word length:
2 letter words beginning with h:
ha he hi ho
3 letter words beginning with h:
had hae hag hah ham hap has hat haw hay hem hen hep her het hew hex hey hia hic hid hie him hin hip his hit hob hoc hod hoe hog hoh hol hon hoo hop hot how hoy hub hue hug huh hum hut hye
4 letter words beginning with h:
haaf haar hack hade hadj haem haft haik hail hair hajj hake haku hale half hall halm halo halt hame hand hang hank hard hare hark harl harm harn harp hart hash hasp hast hate hath haud haul have hawk haze hazy head heal heap hear heat hebe heck
heed heel heft heii heir held hell helm helo help hemp hems hent herb herd here herl herm hern hero hers hest heth hick hide high hike hill hilt himp hind hint hire hisn hiss hist hive hoar hoax hobo hobs hock hold hole holm holp hols holt holy home homo homy hone hong honk hood hoof hook
hoom hoop hoot hope hora horn hose host hote hour hove howl hued huff huge hula hulk hull hump hung hunk hunt hurl hurt hush husk huss hwan hyla hymn hype hypo
5 letter words beginning with h:
habit hadji hadst hafiz hahas haiku haint hairy hajji hakim halas haler hallo halve hamal haman hamed hamel hammy hamza hance hands handy hanky haply happy hards hardy harem harks harpy harry harsh hasht hasid hasps haste hasty hatch haugh haulm haunt hause haven haver havoc hawse haydn hazan hazel hdqrs
heads heady heals heart heast heath heave heavy heder hedge hedgy heeze hefts hefty heils heist helix hello helot helve hemin hempy hence henna henry herba herby heres herls herms heron hertz hexad hexyl hiate hicky hider hight hilly hilum hinau hiney hinge hinny hippo hippy hitch hives hoagy hoard hoary hobby hocus hodja hoers hogan hoggs hoick hoiks
hoist hokis hokku hokum hollo holly homer homey honey honky honor hooch hooey hooky hoons hooty hoped hoppo horal horde horme horny horse horst horsy hosed hosen hotel hough hound houri hours house hovel hover howdy hoxed hubby hucks huers huffy hulch hulky hullo human humet humic humid humor humph humpy humus hunch hunks hurds
hurls hurry hurst husky hussy hutch hydra hydro hyena hyens hying hymen hyoid hypha hypho hyrax hyson
6 letter words beginning with h:
habile hachis hackia hackle haddie haddin hadjes hadron haemal haemic haemin haeres hagbut hagden hageen haggis haggle hairdo hairup halala halide halite hallah halloo hallow hallux haloid halter halutz halvah halves hamate hamaul hametz haming hamite hamlet hammer hamper hamule handed handle hangar hanger hangup haniwa hanker hansel hansom hantle happen
hapten haptic harass harbor harden hardly harken harled harlot harmal harmel harper harrow hartal haslet hassle hasten hatbox hatpin hatred hatted hatter hauler haunch haupia havent havier hawker hawkie hawser hayles haymow hazard hazily hazing headed header health hearse hearsy hearth hearts hearty heaste heated heater heaume heaven heaver heaves hecate heckle hectic hector
heddle hedger heehaw heeled heeler hefted hegira heifer height hejras helbeh heliac helium heller helmet helper hemmer henbit hennas hepcat heptad herald herbal herbid herded herder herdic hereat hereby herein hereof hereon heresy hereto heriot hermes hermit hernia heroic heroin herpes herses hetman heveas hewgag hexane hexing hexone hexose hexsub heyday hiatus hiccup
hickey hidden hiding hieing hiemal higdon higgle highly hijack hiller hillos hilted himple hinder hindus hipped hippie hirple hirtch hispid hissed hisses hither hoarse hoaxer hobbet hobble hobbly hobjob hobnob hockey hockle hodden hodman hodmen hoggee hognut hogtie hoicks hoiden hoking holcad holden holder holdup holily holism holler hollow holmic holpen homage hombre homely hometz
homily homing hominy homrai hondle honest honied honour hooded hoodoo hoofed hoofer hookah hooked hooker hookup hooper hoopla hoopoe hooray hooves hopped hopper hopple horary hordes horned hornet horrid horror horsey hoseys hosier hostel hoster hostry hotbed hotbox hotpot hourly housel howdah howfed howffs howish howler howlet hoyden hrdwre huacas hubbub hubris huddle huffer
hugely hugger humane humans humble humbug hummer humour hunger hungry hunker hunter huppah hurdle hurley hurrah hurter hurtle husher hussar hustle huzzah hyaena hybrid hybris hydria hydric hyemal hyetal hygeia hymnal hymned hyoids hyphen hyssop
7 letter words beginning with h:
habenar habitat habited habitue hachure hackbut hackees hackery hacking hackman hackmen hackney hacksaw haddest haddock haemoid hafnium hagfish haggard hagride hagweed hailier haircut hairpin halavah halberd halcyon halfway halibut halides halidom hallals hallels hallier hallway halogen haltere halting halurgy halyard hamadas hamlets hamline hammock hamster hamulus hanaper hanched handbag handcar handful
handgun handier handily handler handout handsaw handsel handset hangars hangdog hanging hangman hangout hangtag hankers hanuman hapless haplite haploid happily haptere harbour hardily hardpan hardtop hardway harebur harelip haricot harmful harmony harness harping harpist harpoon harrage harrier harsher harslet hartite harvest hashabi hashish hassels hassock hastate hastish hatband hatched hatchel hatchet hateful hatting
hauberk haughty haulage haunted haunter hauteur havener haverer hawkery hawking hawkins haycock hayfork hayings hayloft haymish hayrack hayrick hayride hayseed hayward haywire hazanim heading headman headpin headset headway healing healthy heapers hearing hearken hearsay hearsed hearten heathen heather heavily hebetic hebrews hectare hedonic heedful heeling heeltap hegumen heinous heirdom heiress heitiki helenin helical helices helicon hellbox
hellcat hellier hellion hellish helluva helotry helpful helping heminee hemiope hemline hemlock hempier henbane hennery henning henpeck henwife henyard heparin hepatic hepcats heptane heptite heptode herbage herbous herdens herdess heredes heretic heriots heritor heroics heroine heroism heronry herried herring herself hessian hessite hetaera hething hexacid hexagon hexapla hexapod hexitol hexosan hexoses hibachi hickish hickory hidalgo hidders
hideous hideout higgler highers highway hillock hilltop himatia himself hindgut hingers hipbone hipline hippest hipshot hipster hircine hirsels hirsles hirsute hirudin hissing histoid histone history histrio hitched hitless hoarsen hoatzin hobbled hobdays hobiler hobnail hoecake hoedown hoelike hogback hogfish hoggish hogwash hogweed hokerly holdall holding holiday hollock hollows holmium holster holyday homager homburg homeown hominid homodox homonym honesty honeyed honiton
honkies honored hooding hoodlum hookish hooklet hoondee hopeful hophead hoplite hopping hoppled hoptoad hordein horizon hormigo hormist hormone hornada horners hornets hornily horrify horsily hosanna hoseyed hosiery hospice hostage hostess hostile hostler hotched hotches hotfoot hothead hotshot hotspur hottest houfing housing howbeit however howking howling hoydens huffish hulking huloist humanly humbird humblie humdrum humeral humerus humetty humidor
hummels humming hummock humoral humours humping humulon hundred hungary hungers hunkers hunting hurdler hurling hurried hurters hurtful husband hushaby hushier husking hussies hustler hutment huurder huzzahs huzzies hyaenas hyaline hyalite hyaloid hybrids hydatid hydrant hydrase hydrate hydride hydroid hydrops hydrous hydroxy hygiene hymenia hymnist hymnody hyperon hypogyn hypoing hypoxia
8 letter words beginning with h:
habanera habilant habitant habitate habitual habitude habrowne habsburg hachures hacienda hackings hacklier hackmall hadromes hadronic haematic haematin hagberry hagbolts hailshot hairball hairless hairline hairtail hairworm hakafoth halation halavahs halazone halfback halfbeak halfling halftime halftone haliotis haliplid halliard hallmark hallowed hallyons halyards hamartia hammered hammiest hampster hanapers hanching handbags handball handbell handbill
handbook handcart handclap handcuff handfast handgrip handguns handhold handicap handling handmade handmaid handover handpick handrail handsome handwork handworm handyman hangbird hangnail hangover hangworm haplosis harambee harangue harassed harbinge hardback hardball hardened hardener hardface hardhack hardline hardness hardship hardtack hardtail hardware hardwood harebell harlotry harminic harmless harmonic harridan harriers harrumph hartbees haruspex hastifly hatchery
hatchets hatching hatchman hatchway hateable hattings haulster haunting hausfrau hautbois hauteurs havdalah havelock havenful havildar haviours havlagah hawaiite hawfinch hawkbill hawkmoth hawknose hawkshaw hawkweed hawthorn hayboxes hayfield haymaker hayshock haystack hazarded hazeline hazelnut headache headachy headband headgear headland headless headline headling headlock headlong headmost headrail headrest headrigs headroom headsail headship headsill headsman headsmen headward headwind headword headwork heartily
heartnut heathier heatings heavenly heavyset hebdomad hebetate hebetude hebraize hecatomb hederose hedgehog hedgehop hedgerow hedgiest hedonics hedonism heedless heelpost heeltaps hegemony hegumene heighten heirloom heirship heliacal helicoid heliport hellbent hellfire hellhole hellkite helminth helmless helmsman helmsmen helotism helpings helpless helpmate helpmeet hematics hematite hemipode hemocyte hemostat hempbush hempseed henbanes henchman henequen henhouse heniquen
hepatica hepatoid heptagon heraldic heraldry herbaria herblike herdsman herdwick heredity hereinto hereunto hereupon herewith heritage herlings hermetic heronsew hesitant hesitate hesperus hexagram hexapody hexarchy hexosans hibernal hibiscus hickeyes hidation hideaway hidrosis hielamen hierarch hieratic hierurgy highball highborn highbred highbrow highjack highland highline highness highroad hightail hightoby hijacker hilarity hillside hillsman himation hinctier hindmost hindward hipparch hippuses hiragana hireling hirlings hirpling
histogen historic hitherto hittable hoactzin hoarding hodening hogshead hoistmen holdable holdback holdfast holdover holiness holoside holotype holozoic holytide homebody homebred homefelt homeland homeless homelike homemade homeroom homesick homespun homeward homework homicide homiform hominoid homocerc homogamy homogeny homogony homology hondling honestly honewort honeybee honeycup honeydew hongkong honorary honorees honoring hoodwink hoofbeat hoofworm hooknose hookworm hooligan hooplike hoorayed hoosegow
hooshing hoosiers hopbines hopefuls hopeless horatiye hordocks hormonal hornbeam hornbill hornbook hornfuls hornpipe hornstay horntail hornwort horologe horology horopito horrible horribly horridly horrific horsecar horsefly horseman hosannas hospital hospodar hostager hosteled hostelry hostlers hotching hotchpot hothouse hounding housefly houseman housetop hovelled hovering howitzer hoydened huaquero huarache hubrises huckster hugmatee hullooed humanify
humanism humanist humanity humanize humanoid humected humidify humidity humified humifuse humility hummable hummocky humorist humorous humpback hunching hundreds hunkiest huntress huntsman hurrahed hurriers hurtable hurtless husklike hustings hyacines hyacinth hyaloids hydracid hydranth hydrated hydrogen hydromel hydropic hydrosol hydrotic hydroxyl hydrozoa hygeists hygienic hymeneal hymenium hymnlike hyoscine hypnoses hypnosis hypnotee hypnotic hypoderm hypogeal hypogene hypogeum hyposmia hypothec hyracoid hysteria hysteric
9 letter words beginning with h:
habergeon habitable habitancy habituate hackamore hackberry hackneyed haddocker haecceity haematins haematite haematoid haematoma haemocyte haemogram haemostat haftorahs hagfishes haggadahs haggadist hagiarchy hagiology hailstone hailstorm hairbrain hairbrush haircloth hairgrass hairgrips hairpiece hairstyle hairweave halfpence halfpenny halidomes halimotes halitoses halitosis halloumis hallowers halophyte halothane hamadryad hamadryas hamburger hammering hammertoe hampering hamstring handclasp handcraft
handfasts handgrasp handiness handiwork handlebar handmaids handrails handshake handspike handstand handworks handwoven handwrite hankerers hankering haphazard haplessly haplology happening happiless happiness harbinger harborage harborful harborous hardboard hardening hardihood hardiness hardnosed hardtails harewoods harkeners harlequin harmattan harmonica harmonics harmonist harmonium harmonize harmotome harquebus harridans harshlets hartshorn haruspicy harvester hashheads hashimite hasteners hatchment haterents hatguards haughland haversack
haversine hawcuaite hawkbells hawkbills hawknosed haworthia hawsehole hawsepipe haydenite haymakers hazarding hazardize hazardous hazelhens headboard headbutts headcloth headdress headfirst headgates headlands headlight headliner headphone headpiece headreach headright headspace headstall headstand headstick headstock headstone headwards headwater healthful healthier heartache heartbeat heartburn heartedly heartfelt heartland heartless heartsick heartsome heartwood heartworm heatdrops heathenry heathland heatwaves
heaveless heaviness heavisome hebrician hectogram hederated hedgerows heelballs heelpiece hegumenos heightens heirlooms helicline helictite heliostat heliotype heliozoan helldiver hellebore hellhound hellishly hemaphein hematitic hematozoa hematuria hematuric hemialgia hemicycle hemiglyph hemiramph hemistich hemitrope hemogenic hemolysin hemolysis hemolyzed hemoscopy hemotoxin hempseeds hemstitch hendiadys heniquens hepatitis heptarchy heraldist herbalist herbarian herbarium herbicide herbivore herculean hereabout hereafter
hereditas heretical hereunder heritable hermitage hesitancy hesitator hetaerism heterodox heterogen heteronym heterosis heuristic hexabasic hexachord hexagonal hexameter hexasemic hexastich hexastyle hibernate hiddenite hidebound hierarchy hierodule hierogram hierology hifalutin highchair highflier highlight hilarious hillbilly himalayas hindbrain hindheads hindrance hindsight hintproof hiplength hipparion hippocras hippodame hircocerf hirrients hirseling hirselled hirsutism hirundine histamine histidine histogram histology historian historied historier
historize hitchhike hitchiest hithering hitlerian hoarfrost hoarheads hoarhound hobbyisms hobbyists hobgoblin hobnailed hockamore hodograph hodometer hogchoker hogmenays holandric holddowns holderbat holdingly holeproof hollander hollyhock holocaust holocrine holograph holohedry holotypic holystone homebrews homegrown homemaker homesites homestead homicidal homiletic homiliary homilists homoeotic homograft homograph homologal homologic homologue homophile homophone homophony homopolar homotaxis homotypal honchoing
honeycomb honeymoon honeysuck honorable honorific honorsman hoodooing hoofbound hoopsters hopcrease hopefully hoppingly hopscotch horehound horngelds horniness hornstone hornworts hornwrack horologic horoscope horoscopy horotelic horrified horseback horsehair horseheal horsehide horsehoof horseless horsemint horseplay horseshit horseshoe horsetail horseweed horsewhip hortatory hosannaed hosieries hospitage hospitium hostility hotheaded hotplates houghband houndfish hourglass houseboat housecarl housecoat household houseleek houseless houseline
housemaid houseroom housetops housewife housework houstonia houyhnhnm howsoever howtowdie hoydenism huamuchil huaraches huckaback humankind humblebee humblesse humdinger humectant humiliate hummeller humorists hunchback hundredth hurdlings hurricane husbandly husbandry hyacinths hybridism hybridize hydantoin hydrangea hydrastis hydraulic hydraulis hydrazine hydrazoic hydrobomb hydrocele hydrofoil hydrolase hydrology hydrolyse hydrolyte hydrolyze hydromels hydronaut hydrosome hydrostat hydroxide hydrozoan hydrozoon
hyetology hygienics hygienist hygienize hygrostat hylozoism hymnarium hymnology hyoscines hypallage hypantrum hyperbola hyperbole hyperemia hyperform hypernymy hyperopia hypethral hyphenate hyphopdia hypnology hypnotism hypnotist hypnotize hypoblast hypocaust hypocotyl hypocrisy hypocrite hypoderma hypoderms hypogaean hypogeous hypomania hypomorph hyponasty hypophare hypophyge hypoploid hypostase hypostyle hypotaxis hypotonic hypotoxic hysterics hysteroid
10 letter words beginning with h:
habiliment habilitate habitation habitaunce hacquetons haematinic haematosis haemoconia haemolysin haemolysis haggadical hagiocracy hagiolatry hagioscope hairdryers hairspring hairstreak hairweaver halfwitted hallelujah halobionts halogenate halophytes hammerbird hammerhead hammerless hammerlock hamperedly handbarrow handedness handicraft handmaiden handprints handscrape handsewing handshaker handsomely handspring harbourage hardheaded harmonicas harmonicon harmonious harmoniser harmonists harmoniums harmosties harpooning hartbeeses hartebeest harvestman
hasteproof hatbrushes hatemonger hatherlite haubergeon haunchless haustellum haustorium havergrass haversines hawsepiece headcheese headmaster headspring headstones headstream headstrong headwaiter headwaters healthward hearselike heartbreak heartfully heartgrief hearthside heartiness heartsease heartthrob heatedness heathberry heathendom heatheness heathenise heathenish heathenism heathenize heatproofs heatstroke heavenward hebdomadal hecogenins hecticness hectograph hectoliter hectometer hectostere hedyphanes hegemonial hegumenies helianthus helicopter heliograph heliolatry heliometer heliotaxis heliotrope helipilots hellbender
helleboric hellenised hellenizes helminthic helpworthy hemangioma hematocyte hematology hemelytron hemicrania hemidrachm hemihedral hemiplegia hemisphere hemochrome hemoglobin hemophilia hemorrhage hemorrhoid hemosporid henceforth hendecagon henhussies henotheism henotheist henpecking heparinoid heptachord heptagonal heptameter heptastich heptathlon herbaceous herbalists herbivores hereabouts hereditary heresiarch heretofore heretrices hermatypic hermetisms hermitisms herniotomy herotheism hesitation hesperidin heterodoxy heterodyne heterogamy heterogony heterokont heteronomy heulandite hexachords
hexactinal hexaemeron hexagonial hexagonous hexahedron hexamerous hexandrian hexangular hexavalent hibernates hibiscuses hiccoughed hiddenites hierocracy hierolatry hierophant highbinder highflying hightailed highwayman himantopus hindermost hinterland hippiatric hippodrome hippogriff histiocyte histolysis histophyly historical histrionic hithermost hitherward hobbyhorse hodgepodge hodmandods hodoscopes hogmollies hokypokies holocausts holodedron holodiscus holoenzyme holography holohedral holophytic holostylic homaxonial homebrewed homecoming homelander
homemaking homeopathy homiletics homocercal homocyclic homoecious homogenize homogenous homologate homologize homologous homomorphy homophobia homophonic homophylic homorganic homozygote homozygous homunculus honeybunch honeycombs honoraries honorarium honorifics honourable hookedness hootenanny horbachite horizontal hornblende horologist horologium horrendous horsebeans horseboxes horseflesh horseflies horselaugh horseleech horsepower horseshoes horsewhips horsewoman hortations hospitable hostessing hotchpotch houghsinew housebound housebreak houseclean housecoats housekeeps houseowner housewares housewives hovercraft
hoverports hullabaloo humaneness humanities humbuggery humidifier humidistat humilitude humoralist humoresque humpbacked hungarians huntswoman hupaithric hurdlewise hurtlessly husbanding husbandman huyghenian hyacinthin hyaenodont hyaloplasm hyaluronic hybridised hybridises hydrachnid hydrastine hydraulics hydriodide hydroaeric hydrograph hydrolysis hydrolytic hydromancy hydrometer hydropathy hydrophane hydrophoid hydrophone hydrophyte hydroplane hydroscope hydrotaxis hydrotheca hyetograph hygienical hygrochasy hygrograph hygrometer hygrometry hygroscope hylotheism hymnodical hyoplastra hyoscyamus hypabyssal hypaethral hypaethrum hypanthium hyperaemia
hyperaemic hyperbaric hyperbaton hyperboles hyperbolic hyperdulia hyperfocal hypergolic hypermarts hypermeter hyperosmia hyperplane hyperploid hypersolid hypersonic hyperspace hypertonia hypertonic hyphenated hyphenisms hypnotised hypnotized hypoactive hypoacusia hypocorism hypodermic hypodermis hypogenous hypogeugea hypogynous hypolimnia hypophysis hypoplasia hyporadius hyporchema hypostasis hypotenuse hypothesis hypoxaemic hypozeugma hypozeuxis hypsometer hypsometry hyracodont hysteresis hysterical hystericky hysterioid
11 letter words beginning with h:
haberdasher habilitator habitaunces habituating hackberries haemachrome haematocele haematocyte haematozoon haematurias haemoglobic haemoglobin haemophilia haemophilic haemorrhage haemostasia haemostasis haemostatic hagiography hagioscopes hairbreadth haircutters hairdresser halfhearted halieutical halloysites hallucinate hammeringly handbreadth handcrafted handfasting handgravure handholding handicapped handicapper handkercher handmaidens handreading handwriting handwritten haphazardly haplography haploscopic harassingly hardhearted hardmouthed hardworking harebrained harmonicism harmonogram harpsichord
harrowingly harvestable harvesttime hatchettite headclothes headreached headreaches headteacher heartbroken heartedness hearthstead hearthstone heartlessly heartstring heavinsogme heavyhanded heavyweight hebdomadars hebdomadary hebephrenia hebetations heckelphone hectography heightening helicograph heliophytes heliotropin heliotyping helleborine hellenistic hellishness hemafibrite hemapoietic hematinuria hematobious hematogenic hematolytic hematometer hemeralopia hemerythrin hemianopsia hemianoptic hemianosmia hemiapraxia hemielytron hemihydrate hemimorphic hemipinnate hemiplegias hemipterons hemipterous hemispheral hemiterpene
hemoclastic hemoculture hemoplastic hemorrhagic hemorrhoids hemospastic hemotherapy hemotrophic hepatocolic hepatogenic hepatopathy hepatotoxin heptacosane heptahedron heptameride heptamerous heptandrous heptangular heptathlete heptavalent herbivorous hereditable hereditably hereinafter heresiology heresyproof hereticator hermeneutic heroologist herpetology herringbone hesperidium heteratomic heterecious heteroclite heteroconts heterograft heterolalia heterolysis heterolytic heteromeric heterophony heterophyte heteropolar heteroptera heteroscian heteroscope heterostyly heterotaxis heterotopia heterotroph heterotypic
hexahydrate hexahydrite hexametrize hexapartite hexecontane hibernating hierarchise hierarchize hieroglyphs highbinding highfalutin hightailing hillwalkers hinderfully hindquarter hippiehoods hippocampus hippophiles hirudineans hispanicise hispidulous histaminase histiocytes histiocytic histoblasts histologist historiated historicism historicity historiette histrionics histrionism hithertills hobbledehoy holoblastic holoenzymes holomorphic holophytism holothurian homebuilder homecomings homeomorphy homeopathic homeostasis homeporting homeschools homesteaded homesteader homestretch homeynesses homicidally homiliarium homocentric homocreosol homodontism homoeoarchy homogeneity
homogeneous homogenesis homogenetic homogeniser homographic homologizer homomallous homophobias homophonous homophylies homopterous homosporous homostylies homothallic homothermal homozygoses honeyedness honeylocust honeymooner honeysucker honeysuckle hoplomachos hormephobia hormogonium hornswoggle horologigia horologiums horoscopies horripilate horsefishes horseradish hospitality hospitalize hospodariat houppelande housebroken housefather householder housekeeper houselights housemaster housemother housewifely housewifery huckleberry hullabaloos humdrummish humdrumness humidistats humiliating humiliation hummingbird hunchbacked hundredfold hundredwork hurricanize hurtleberry husbandress hyalinising
hyaloplasma hybridizing hydralazine hydrargyrum hydrarthrus hydrastines hydratropic hydrobiosis hydrocarbon hydroconion hydrocracks hydrogenase hydrogenate hydrogenize hydrogenous hydrography hydrolysate hydrolyzate hydromedusa hydrometeor hydrophilic hydrophobia hydrophobic hydroponics hydropowers hydropultic hydroquinol hydrosphere hydrostatic hydrothorax hydroxylize hydroxyurea hyetography hygiologist hygrographs hygrometric hygrophobia hygroplasma hygroscopic hylogenesis hylophagous hylotheists hyoscyamine hyperactive hyperaemias hyperbolism hyperbolize hyperboloid hyperboreal hyperborean hypercholia hyperclimax hypercosmic hyperemetic hypergeusia
hypermnesic hypernormal hyperphagia hyperplasia hypersaline hypersthene hypertrophy hypesthesia hyphenation hypnogenies hypnopompic hypnotizing hypoacidity hypochloric hypochondry hypochromia hypocycloid hypodermics hypogastria hypoglossal hypolimnion hyponitrite hypophonous hypostasize hypostatize hyposthenia hypotension hypothecate hypothenuse hypothermal hypothermia hypothesize hypsochrome hypsography hysterotome hysterotomy
12 letter words beginning with h:
haberdashers haberdashery habitability haematoblast haematocryal haematophyte haematoxylin haematoxylon haemophiliac haemorrhoids hagiographer hagiographic hairdressers hairdressing hairsplitter halisteretic hallelujatic hallucinogen hallucinosis halterbreaks handicapping handicrafter handkerchers handkerchief handwringing happenstance hardinggrass harlequinade harlequinize harmoniphons harquebusier haruspicated hatchability headforemost headmistress headquarters heartbreaker heartburning hearteningly heartrending heartstrings heatednesses heathenizing heavyhearted hebephrenias hectocotylus hederiferous helicographs heliocentric heliographer heliogravure
heliotherapy heliotropian heliotropism hellgrammite hemapheresis hematoblasts hemialbumose hemicanities hemichordate hemiepilepsy hemihydrosis hemimorphism hemimorphite hemispheroid hemispherule hemisymmetry hemodialyzer hemorrhoidal hemstitchers henceforward heparinizing hepaticology hepatolithic heredipetous hereditament heredoluetic hereinbefore hermeneutics herpetofauna herpetologic heterocercal heterochrome heteroclital heterocyclic heterodoxies heterodyning heteroecious heterogamete heterogamety heterogeneal heterogenies heterogenous heterogonism heterogonous heterography heterogynous heterologous heteromerous heteronomies heteronomous heteroplasty heterosphere heterotropal heterozygote heterozygous hexacorallan hexadactylic hexametrized hexangularly
hibernaculum hieroglyphic hierographic hieroscopies highlighting hindquarters hinterlander hippiatrists hippodromist hippophagies hippophagist hippopotamus histiologies histogenesis histoplasmin historifying hobgoblinism hohenzollern hologonidium holohedrisms holophrastic holopneustic holoproteide holoptychiid holosymmetry holothurioid homelikeness homelinesses homeokinesis homeopathist homochromous homoeoplasia homoerotisms homogentisic homolecithal homomorphism homophthalic homopolymers homothermism homothermous honeycreeper hootenannies hopscotching hornswoggled horridnesses horsefleshes horselaugher horsemanship horseracings horticulture hotchpotchly hotheartedly houghmagandy housebreaker
housefathers housekeepers housekeeping housewarming huggermugger humanitarian humeroradial humicubation hurtlessness hydatidinous hydnocarpate hydrargyrism hydrastinine hydraulicked hydrobromate hydrocephaly hydrodynamic hydrofluoric hydrogenised hydrogeology hydrokinetic hydrophanous hydrophilite hydrophiloid hydrophilous hydrophytism hydrophytous hydroquinine hydroquinone hydrostatics hydrotechnic hydrotherapy hydrothermal hydrotropism hygrophanous hygrophilous hylomorphism hymeniferous hymenopteran hypaesthesia hyperacidity hyperalgebra hyperbolisms hypercorrect hyperhepatia hyperkinesia hyperlipemic hyperostosis hyperpyrexia hyperrealize hypertension hypertensive hyperthermia hypertypical hyphomycetic hyphomycosis hypnogenesis hypnotherapy
hypnotically hypocalcemic hypocathexis hypochlorite hypochondria hypocoristic hypocritical hypodiapente hypodicrotic hypogastrium hypoglycemia hypognathous hypoinosemia hypopepsinia hypophloeous hypoplankton hypoptyalism hypostresses hypothalamus hypothermias hypothesises hypothetical hypothetizer hypotrichous hypoxanthine hysterectomy hysterodynia hysterogenic hysteroscope
13 letter words beginning with h:
habilimentary haematogenous haemonchiasis hairsplitting halichondroid halleflintoid hallucination hallucinatory hallucinogens hamartophobia harmonographs harquebusiers haussmannized healthinesses heartbreaking heartsickness helicoptering heliophyllite heliotropical hellgrammites helminthiasis helminthology helpfulnesses hematogeneses hemiathetosis hemicellulose hemimellitene hemiparalysis hemodilutions hendecahedron hepatomegalia heptasepalous heptasulphide hermaphrodite herniorrhaphy herpetography heterocercies heteroclitics heteroclitous heterogeneity heterogeneous heterogenesis heterogenetic heterokinesia heteromorphic heteropterous heterosporous heterothallic heterotrophic hexadactylism hexamethylene
hexametrizing hexanaphthene hieracosphinx hierarchizing hippalectryon hippophagists hispanicizing hispaniolizes histochemical historicising holoquinonoid homeomorphism homeothermous homeschoolers homeschooling hominisection homocategoric homocercality homochromatic homoeroticism homogenetical homoiothermal homolographic horripilation housebreaking hoydenishness hugeousnesses humdrumminess humorlessness hundredweight hutchinsonite hyalinisation hyaluronidase hydatomorphic hydrargyrosis hydroaromatic hydroaviation hydrocarbonic hydrocephalus hydrochloride hydrodynamics hydroelectric hydrogenating hydrogenation hydrogenising hydrokinetics hydrophyllium hydrosomatous hydrosulphate hydrosulphide hydroxylamine hymenopterous hyperadiposis hyperaltruism hyperazotemia
hyperboloidal hypercalcemic hypercalcuria hypercrinemia hypercritical hyperesthesia hypergalactia hyperisotonic hyperlethargy hypermetrical hypermetropia hypermobility hyperphysical hyperpredator hypersplenism hypersthenias hypertensives hyperthetical hypnoanalysis hypocatharsis hypochondriac hypochondrium hypophosphate hypophosphite hyposensitize hypothecating hysteroptosia hysterotomies
14 letter words beginning with h:
haberdasheress haematogeneses haematogenesis haematopoieses haematopoiesis haematothermal haemosporidian halfpennyworth hamartiologist hamiltonianism handicraftsman harmonizations harvestability hatelessnesses heartrendingly hedonistically helianthaceous heliographical helplessnesses hematachometer hemiholohedral hemiparaplegia hepatectomized herborizations heretoforetime heritabilities hermaphrodisms hermaphroditic hermogeniarnun herpetological heteroalbumose heterocaryotic heterochromous heterogonously heterolecithal heterometaboly heterophyllous heterozygosity hibernizations hispaniolizing histochemistry histologically histolytically histopathology histoplasmoses histoplasmosis historiography historiometric hobbledehoydom holophotometer homochromatism
homochromosome hopelessnesses housewifeskeps huggermuggered humidification hyaluronidases hydrencephalus hydrocellulose hydrochlorides hydrocortisone hydrogenolysis hydrogeologist hydromagnetics hydromechanics hydronephroses hydrophobicity hydroquinoline hydroxybenzene hyetographical hyperadiposity hyperaesthesia hyperaesthetic hyperangelical hyperconfident hypercriticism hyperethically hyperexcitable hyperextension hyperglycaemic hyperglycemias hyperglycistia hyperkeratosis hyperlipidemic hypernaturally hypernutritive hyperpanegyric hyperresonance hypersensitive hypersensitize hypertensinase hypertrophying hyphenizations hypochondriacs hypochondriasm hypocritically hypodiploidies hypoendocrinia hypomagnesemia hypomenorrheas hypophosphoric hypothalamuses
hypothyroidism hypotrachelium hypotrochoidal hysterectomise hysterectomize hysterogenetic
15 letter words beginning with h:
haemagglutinate hallucinational hallucinogenics hamamelidaceous heartbreakingly heartsicknesses heliocentricity heliometrically hematocytometer hemilaminectomy hemochromatoses hendecasyllable hereditarianism heresiographers hermaphroditism heterochromatic heterochromatin heterostemonous heterostrophous heterothallisms hexachlorophene hexactinellidan hexylresorcinol hirudiniculture histochemically historiographer holographically homeopathically homoplastically hospitalization householdership humanitarianism humanitarianist humeroabdominal hydrocelluloses hydrogeological hydrometallurgy hygroscopically hypercatalectic hypercorrection hypercriticized hyperdelicately hypermixolydian hypermodestness hyperodontogeny hyperphalangeal hyperplagiarism hyperscholastic hyperthyroidism hypnotisability hypobatholithic
hypochondriacal hypochondriasis hypocrateriform hypohypophysism hypopituitarism hypostasization hypoventilation hypovitaminosis hypsometrically hysterectomised
16 letter words beginning with h:
hardheadednesses headmistressship heavyheartedness heliographically hemorrhoidectomy heterochromosome heteroinoculable hexachloroethane hippocoprosterol historiographies humanitarianisms hydrographically hydrometeorology hydrophobicities hygrothermograph hyperacutenesses hypercorrections hypercryesthesia hypernaturalness hypernitrogenous hyperpituitarism hyperreverential hyperventilating hyperventilation hypervitaminoses hypervitaminosis hypocoristically hypohydrochloria hypokeimenometry hypomagnesaemias hypophysectomies hypophysectomize hypotheticalness hypsothermometer
17 letter words beginning with h:
handcraftsmanship hastatolanceolate heartbrokennesses heliocentricities hemihyperesthesia hemithyroidectomy hepatoperitonitis histopathologists historicocultural horizontalization hydrocarbonaceous hydrometallurgies hydrotherapeutics hydroxyazobenzene hydroxytryptamine hymenopterologist hyperclassicality hyperinnervations hyperpigmentation
18 letter words beginning with h:
hemidemisemiquaver hyperaminoacidemia hypercholesterolia hyperglycorrhachia hyperleptoprosopic hypersentimentally
19 letter words beginning with h:
hematoporphyrinuria homotransplantation hyperdolichocephaly hyperfastidiousness hyperparathyroidism hyperscholastically
21 letter words beginning with h:
hypersusceptibilities
22 letter words beginning with h:
hexamethylenetetramine
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1) What do you eat for breakfast? — Что ты ешь на завтрак?
2) Where is your home? — Где твой дом?
3) When did you get the hotel? — Когда ты добрался в отель?
4) Why does she like this book? — Почему ей нравится эта книга?
5) How did you cook these pancakes? — Как ты приготовил эти блины?
6) How often do you visit your grandparents? — Как часто ты посещаешь своих бабушек и дедушек?
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