Hebrew and Greek
Word study
See the original words behind the English, what they mean and where they appear.
English words: H
- habakkuk
- habit
- habitation
- habor
- hacaliah
- hachilah
- hachmoni
- hadad
- hadadezer
- hades
- hadid
- hadoram
- hagabah
- hagar
- haggai
- haggi
- haggith
- hagrite
- hail
- hailstones
- hailstorm
- hair
- hairy
- hakkoz
- hakupha
- halah
- halak
- half
- half district
- half tribe
- halfway
- hall
- hallelujah
- hallohesh
- hallowed
- halt
- ham
- haman
- hamath
- hamathites
- hammath
- hammedatha
- hammer
- hammon
- hamon gog
- hamor
- hamstring
- hamstrung
- hamul
- hamutal
- hanamel
- hanan
- hananel
- hanani
- hananiah
- hand
- handbreadth
- handful
- handiwork
- handle
- handsome
- hang
- hannah
- hanniel
- hanoch
- hanun
- happen
- happiness
- happy
- haradah
- haran
- hararite
- harass
- harbor
- hard
- harden
- harder
- hardly
- hardness
- hardship
- harem
- harhur
- harim
- hariph
- harlot
- harm
- harmful
- harmony
- harness
- harodite
- harosheth hagoyim
- harp
- harpist
- harsh
- harsha
- harshly
- harvest
- harvesters
- hashabiah
- hashabneiah
- hashmonah
- hashum
- hasn t
- hassenuah
- hasshub
- haste
- hasten
- hastily
- hasupha
- hatch
- hate
- hateful
- hathach
- hatipha
- hatita
- hatred
- hattil
- hattush
- haughtiness
- haughty
- haul
- haunt
- hauran
- haven t
- havilah
- havoc
- havvoth jair
- hawk
- hay
- hazael
- hazar enan
- hazar shual
- hazarmaveth
- hazazon tamar
- hazeroth
- hazor
- he goat
- head
- headbands
- headdress
- headlong
- heal
- health
- healthy
- heap
- hear
- hearer
- heart
- hearth
- heat
- heave
- heaven
- heavenly
- heavily
- heavy
- heber
- hebrew
- hebron
- hebronite
- hedge
- heed
- heel
- hegai
- heifer
- height
- heir
- helah
- helam
- heldai
- heled
- helek
- helem
- helez
- helkath
- hell
- helmet
- helon
- help
- helper
- helpful
- helpless
- hem
- heman
- hemdan
- hen
- hena
- henadad
- henna
- hepher
- hephzibah
- herald
- herb
- herd
- herdsmen
- hereby
- heres
- heritage
- hermes
- hermon
- hero
- herod
- herodians
- herodias
- heron
- heshbon
- hesitate
- hesitation
- hethlon
- hewn
- hezekiah
- hezir
- hezro
- hezron
- hezronite
- hide
- high
- higher
- highest
- highly
- highway
- hilkiah
- hill
- hillel
- hillside
- hilltop
- hin
- hinder
- hindquarters
- hinges
- hinnom
- hip
- hirah
- hiram
- hire
- hiss
- hit
- hitch
- hittite
- hivite
- hoarded
- hobab
- hobaiah
- hodaviah
- hodiah
- hoglah
- hold
- holders
- hole
- holiday
- holiness
- hollow
- holon
- holy
- homage
- home
- homeland
- homeless
- homeowner
- homer
- hometown
- homosexual
- honest
- honestly
- honesty
- honey
- honeycomb
- honor
- honorable
- hoof
- hook
- hoopoe
- hooves
- hope
- hopeless
- hophni
- hor
- hor haggidgad
- horde
- horeb
- horesh
- hori
- horite
- horizon
- hormah
- horn
- hornet
- horonaim
- horonite
- horrible
- horror
- horse
- horseback
- horseman
- horsemen
- hosah
- hosanna
- hosea
- hoshaiah
- hoshea
- hospitable
- hospitality
- host
- hostages
- hostile
- hostility
- hot
- hot tempered
- hotham
- hothir
- hotly
- hour
- house
- household
- housetop
- hovering
- however
- howl
- huddle
- huge
- hul
- huldah
- human
- humanity
- humble
- humbly
- humiliate
- humiliation
- humility
- hundred
- hundredfold
- hung
- hunger
- hungry
- hunt
- hunter
- huppites
- hur
- huram
- huram abi
- hurl
- hurry
- hurt
- husband
- hush
- hushai
- husham
- hushathite
- hushim
- hyenas
- hymenaeus
- hymn
- hypocrisy
- hypocrite
- hyssop
Scripture text and translation counts: Berean Standard Bible. Short definition: Dodson Greek Lexicon (2010, public domain). Full entry: G. Abbott-Smith, A Manual Greek Lexicon of the New Testament (1922, public domain). Strong’s Greek Dictionary (1890) in the edition by Ulrik Sandborg-Petersen (CC0). These are historical reference works; an entry gives its authors’ view, and a word’s meaning in any verse depends on how it is used there.