latin H words

habeo

I have, hold, possess, consider

habere

(avere)

to have, hold, possess, consider

habui

I had, held, possessed, considered

habitus

having been had, held, possessed, considered 

habito

I live, dwell

habitare

(abitare)

to live, dwell

habitavi

I lived, dwelled

habitatus

having been lived, dwelled

haereo

I stick, cling, hold fast to

haerere

to stick, cling, hold fast to

haesi

I stuck, clung, held fast to

haesus

having been stuck, clung, held fast to

harundo, harundinis (f)

reed, cane, fishing rod

hasta, hastae (f)

(asta)

spear

haud

not

herba, herbae (f)

(erba)

grass, herb

hereditas, hereditatis (f)

(eredità)

inheritance

heres, heredis (m/f)

(erede/ereditiera)

heir, heiress

heri (adv)

(ieri)

yesterday

hesternus, hesterna, hesternum

of yesterday

heu

Oh! Ah! Alas!

hic, haec, hoc

this, the latter

hic (adv)

here

hiems, hiemis (f)

winter, storm

hinc

from here, hence, henceforth

hodie

(oggi)

today

hodiernus, hodierna, hodiernum

of today

homo, hominis (m)

(uomo)

man, human being

honestus, honesta, honestum

(onesto)

honourable, honest, well-bread

honor, honoris (m)

(onore)

honour, distinction, office

honos, honoris (m)

respect, esteem, value, dignity, renown

hora, horae (f)

(ora)

hour, season

horrendus, horrenda, horrendum

(orrendo)

horrendous

horreo

I shudder, shrink from

horrere

(origine di orrore)

(origin of horror)

to shudder, shrink from

horrui

I shuddered, shrunk from

horritus

having been shuddered, shrunk from

horridus, horrida, horridum

(orribile)

horrible, rough

hortor (+ut or ne and subjunctive)

I encourage, urge, exhort

hortari

(esortare/incoraggiare)

to encourage, urge, exhort

hortatus sum

I encouraged, urged, exhorted

hortatus

having encouraged, urged, exhorted

hortus, horti (m)

(origine di orticoltura)

(origin of horticulture)

garden

hospes, hospitis (m)

(ospite)

guest, host

hospitium, hospitii (n)

(ospitalità)

hospitality

hostia, hostiae (f)

sacrificial victim

hostis, hostis, hostium (m) 

enemy, public enemy (mpl often translated as the enemy) 

hostilis, hostile 

of an enemy, hostile 

huc (adv.) 

to this place 

humanus, humana, humanum

(umano)

human, humane, civilised, kind

humilis, humile, humilior

(umile)

humble, low, poor

humus, humi (f)

ground, earth