English to English Dictionary

Haban

A person or thing originating from Havana, Cuba.

Habilitate

To make capable, qualified, or competent; to invest with a right or qualification.

Habyin

A specific cultural, historical, or regional designation transcribed into Roman script from non-Latin writing systems, particularly within Asian linguistic studies.

Hag-ridden

Tormented, oppressed, or harassed by nightmares, anxiety, guilt, or oppressive burdens.

Hagiography

The writing of the lives of saints.

Hain

A small wood or grove, especially one with historical or poetic connotations.

Halite

A natural mineral form of sodium chloride, commonly known as rock salt, typically occurring in colorless or white cubic crystals.

Haltere

Either of the pair of knobbed, modified hind wings in true flies (dipteran insects) that act as gyroscopic balancing organs during flight.

Haman

The villainous antagonist in the biblical Book of Esther who plotted to massacre the Jews of Persia and was ultimately hanged on the gallows he prepared for Mordecai.

Hame

One of two curved pieces of wood or metal attached to the collar of a draft horse to hold the traces.

Handstaff

A wooden shaft, rod, or staff designed to be held or wielded by hand.

Hannibal

A historical figure known for his military tactics and leadership during the Second Punic War.