English words starting with H

342 words starting with H with Hindi meaning, synonyms, antonyms and examples. Page 1 of 2.

• HaberdashernounA person who sells men’s clothing and accessories, or small sewing articles.
• HabituateverbMake or become accustomed to something.
• HackneyedadjectiveLacking originality or freshness because it has been used too often; overfamiliar. (???-…
• Haemorrhagicadjective(Accompanied by or produced by haemorrhage);
• HaggardadjectiveLooking very tired, worn out, or distressed.
• HaggleverbMeaning- To argue with somebody in order to reach an agreement, especially about the pri…
• HailverbTo call someone in order to attract their attention.
• HailedverbTo call someone in order to attract their attention.
• HailingverbTo call someone in order to attract their attention.
• HailsverbTo call someone in order to attract their attention.
• Hair-raisingadjective(extremely alarming, astonishing, or frightening.)
• HaircutnounA reduction in the stated value of an asset.
• HalberdnounA medieval weapon consisting of a long shaft fitted with an axe blade, spike, and spear …
• HalcyonadjectiveDenoting a period of time in the past that was idyllically happy and peaceful.
• Hallmarknoun(A distinctive characteristic or attribute)
• HallowverbTo make holy through prayers or ritual.
• HallowedadjectiveGreatly revered and honoured.
• HallucinationnounA false perception of something that is not actually present, such as seeing or hearing …
• HalonounA circle of light shown around the head of a holy person or around the sun or moon.
• HaltadjectiveTo stop.
• HaltedverbSlow and hesitant, especially through lack of confidence
• HalternounA rope or strap placed around the head of a horse or other animal for leading or control…
• HaltingadjectiveSlow and hesitant, especially through lack of confidence
• HaltsverbSlow and hesitant, especially through lack of confidence.
• HalvingnounReduction by half.
• Ham-HandedadjectiveClumsy or bungling.
• HamletnounA small settlement, generally one smaller than a village, and strictly (in Britain) one …
• Hammer awayphrasal verbTo persist in a line of questioning or declaration/ To work at something with determinat…
• Hammer away atidiomTo work at something with determination for an extended period:
• HampernounHinder or impede the movement or progress of.
• HamperedverbHinder or impede the movement or progress of.
• HamperingverbHinder or impede the movement or progress of.
• HampersverbHinder or impede the movement or progress of.
• HamstringverbSeverely restrict the efficiency or effectiveness of someone or something.
• Hand downphrasal verb(General- to pass something to a person on a lower level./legal- to announce or deliver …
• HandfulnounMeaning: A small number of people or things.
• Hands-offadjectiveMeaning: Dealing with situations and people in a way that allows others to make decisions.
• HandyadjectiveMeaning: convenient to handle or use; useful.
• HangarnounA large building used for housing aircraft.
• Hanger-onnounMeaning: one that hangs around a person, place, or institution especially for personal g…
• HankerverbMeaning- To have a strong desire for something.
• HaphazardadjectiveBadly organized
• HaplessadjectiveUnfortunate; deserving pity because of bad luck.
• HaplesslyadverbMeaning - In an unfortunate manner.
• HappenstancenounA circumstance or event occurring by chance rather than by design.
• HapticadjectiveRelated to the sense of touch.
• HarangueverbLecture (someone) at length in an aggressive and critical manner.
• HarassverbAggressive pressure or intimidation.
• HarassedadjectiveAggressive pressure or intimidation.
• HarassingverbAggressive pressure or intimidation.
• HarassmentnounThe act of annoying or worrying somebody by putting pressure on them or saying or doing …
• HarbingernounA person or thing that signals the approach of something (often something important or u…
• HarborVerbMeaning: keep (a thought or feeling, typically a negative one) in one's mind, especially…
• HarbourverbKeep (a thought or feeling, typically a negative one) in one's mind, especially secretly.
• Hard-lineadjectiveMeaning: Uncompromising; strict.
• Hard-nosedadjectiveRealistic and determined.
• HardlinernounA member of a group, typically a political group, who adheres uncompromisingly to a set …
• HardshipnounA situation that is difficult and unpleasant because you do not have enough money, food,…
• Hardwiredadjective(Genetically or innately determined)
• HardyadjectiveStrong, robust, and capable of enduring difficult conditions.
• Hare-brainedadjectiveMeaning: rash; ill-judged.
• Hark backphrasal verb(Go back to something earlier)
• HarlequinnounA comic character dressed in a colourful, diamond-patterned costume.
• HarmoniousadjectiveForming a pleasing and consistent whole; in agreement.
• HarmonizeverbMeaning: to be suitable together, or to make different people, plans, situations, etc. s…
• HarmonynounMeaning: the state of being in agreement or concord.
• HarnessnounSet of straps for fastening something.
• HarnessingverbControl and make use of (natural resources), especially to produce energy.
• HarpverbTalk or write persistently and tediously on (a particular topic)
• Harp onverbMeaning: Talk or write persistently and tediously on (a particular topic)
• HarriedadjectiveFeeling strained as a result of having demands persistently made on one.
• HarrowingadjectiveExtremely distressing, upsetting, or painful to experience. (???? ?????????, ?????? ????…
• HarshadjectiveUnpleasantly rough or severe.
• HarshlyadverbUnpleasantly rough or severe.
• HarvestverbTo gather crops from the fields.
• HassleverbMeaning: To annoy someone, especially by asking them many times to do something.
• HasslesnounIrritating inconveniences
• HastenounBe quick to do something.
• HastenverbBe quick to do something.
• Hasteningverb(Move or travel hurriedly or be quick to do something.).
• HastilyadverbWith excessive speed or urgency.
• HastyadjectiveDone with excessive speed or urgency; hurried.
• HatchedverbOpen and produce a young animal.
• HatchingverbOpen and produce a young animal.
• HaughtinessnounThe appearance or quality of being arrogantly superior and disdainful.
• HaughtyadjectiveHaving or showing arrogant superiority to and disdain of those one views as unworthy.
• HaulverbTo pull something/somebody with a lot of effort.
• HauledAdjectiveto pull something/somebody with a lot of effort
• Hauled over the coalsidiomTo scold, reprimand, or reprove someone severely for an error or mistake.
• Hauntverb(of something unpleasant) continue to affect or cause problems for.
• HauntingadjectiveBeautiful, sad or frightening in a way that cannot be forgotten.
• HauteadjectiveMeaning- Fashionably elegant or high-class.
• HauteurnounAn attitude of arrogant superiority; haughty manner or pride.
• Have a bearing onidiom(To be relevant/not relevant to something, or to have an influence/no influence on it)
• HavennounA safe place or shelter, especially during danger or trouble.
• HavensnounA place that is safe and peaceful where people or animals are protected.
• HavocnounA situation in which things are seriously damaged, destroyed or very confused.
• Hawverb(To utter a sound representing a hesitation or pause in speech.)
• HawknounA person who advocates an aggressive or warlike policy, especially in foreign affairs.
• Hawk-eyedadjectiveMeaning: watching carefully; vigilant.
• HawkishadjectiveFavouring aggressive, forceful or military action, especially in politics or foreign pol…
• HazardnounA danger or risk. (जोखिम/संकट
• HazardousadjectiveInvolving risk or danger; potentially harmful.
• HazmatNounDangerous substances.
• Hazyadjectivenot clear because of haze
• Headcountnounan act of counting the number of people who are at an event, employed by an organization…
• HeadlongadverbWith great speed or without careful thought.
• HeadroomnounOpportunity for doing something, especially opportunity to develop, progress, or grow.
• Heads will rollidiomsSomeone will be severely punished.
• HeadstrongadjectiveDetermined to have one’s own way; stubborn and not willing to listen to advice.
• HeadwaynounProgress or forward movement, especially after effort or difficulty.
• HeadwindnounA wind blowing directly against the direction of movement, or a force that obstructs pro…
• HeapedadjectiveAn untidy collection of objects placed haphazardly on top of each other.
• HeapingverbAn untidy collection of objects placed haphazardly on top of each other.
• HeapsnounAn untidy collection of objects placed haphazardly on top of each other.
• HearkenverbMeaning: To listen to somebody/something.
• HearsaynounInformation received from others that cannot be proved; rumor.
• HearsenounA vehicle used to carry a dead body in a coffin to a funeral.
• Heart-RendingadjectiveMeaning: Causing feelings of great sadness.
• Heart-wrenchingadjectiveCausing very sad feelings.
• HeartenverbTo make someone feel encouraged or more confident.
• HearteningadjectiveMeaning: making you feel happier and more positive.
• HearthnounThe floor area around a fireplace, often used as a symbol of home and family warmth.
• HeartwarmingadjectiveCausing feelings of happiness, affection, or emotional warmth.
• HeartyadjectiveWarm, enthusiastic, or full of energy and sincerity. (???????, ???????)
• HeaveverbProduce (a sigh).
• Heavy-handedadjectiveMeaning: Not showing a sympathetic understanding of the feelings of other people.
• HebetudeNounThe state of being dull, sluggish, or mentally lethargic.
• HeckleverbInterrupt (a public speaker) with rude or critical comments.
• Hecklingverb(To harass and try to disconcert with questions, challenges, or gibes.),
• Hecticadjectivevery busy
• HectorverbTalk to (someone) in a bullying way.
• HedgenounA fence or boundary formed by closely growing bushes or shrubs.
• Hedgingverb(To protect oneself from losing or failing by a counterbalancing action)
• HedonisticadjectiveDevoted to the pursuit of pleasure and self-indulgence, often ignoring moral or practica…
• HeedverbMeaning: To pay careful attention to somebody’s advice or warning.
• HeedfuladjectivePaying careful attention; mindful or cautious.
• HeedlessadjectiveMeaning: showing a reckless lack of care or attention.
• HeftnounAbility or influence.
• HeftyadjectiveLarge in amount, size, force, etc.
• HegemonnounControl by one country, organization, etc. over other countries, etc. within a particula…
• HegemonicadjectiveStrong and powerful and therefore able to control others, or relating to the idea that a…
• HegemonynounLeadership or dominance, especially by one country or group over others.
• Hegiranoun(A mass departure of people.)
• HeinousAdjectiveMorally very bad.
• HeirnounA person legally entitled to the property or rank of another on that person's death.
• HeirloomnounA valuable object that has belonged to a family for several generations.
• HeistnounA robbery, especially stealing something valuable in a planned way.
• Hell-bentadjectiveDetermined to achieve something at all costs.
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• HelmnounIn charge of an organization, project, etc.
• HelotnounA person in a condition of servitude or forced labour; historically, a serf in ancient S…
• HemverbSurround and restrict the space or movement of someone or something.
• Hem inphrasal verbSurround in a restrictive manner.
• HemispherenounOne half of the earth or one half of a sphere.
• HemlocknounA highly poisonous plant, especially one historically used as a deadly poison.
• Hemorrhagenoun/verbA severe or uncontrolled loss of blood; to lose blood heavily.
• HenceforthadverbFrom this time onward; from now on. (?? ?? ???)
• HenchmannounA loyal follower who carries out unpleasant, dishonest, or illegal tasks for a powerful …
• HenpeckedadjectiveContinually controlled, criticised, or dominated by one’s wife.
• HeraldverbTo be a sign that something is going to happen.
• HeraldedverbBe a sign that (something) is about to happen.
• HerbivorousadjectiveFeeding on plants; eating only plant material.
• HerculeanadjectiveRequiring great strength, effort, or difficulty; extremely challenging.
• HereditaryadjectivePassed from parents to children through genes or family tradition.
• HeresynounA belief or opinion that goes against the accepted beliefs of a religion or established …
• HereticaladjectiveA belief or action that is heretical is one that seriously disagrees with the principles…
• HeritagenounThe history, traditions, buildings and objects that a country or society has had for man…
• HermeneuticadjectiveRelating to the theory or method of interpretation, especially of scriptures or literary…
• HermeticadjectiveCompletely sealed, airtight; relating to mystical or esoteric knowledge.
• HermitnounA person living in solitude as a religious discipline
• HeroicadjectiveShowing great courage and bravery.
• HerpetologynounThe branch of zoology concerned with the study of reptiles and amphibians.
• HesitancynounMeaning: The failure to do something immediately or quickly because you are nervous or n…
• HesitantadjectiveSlow to act, speak, or decide because of doubt or uncertainty.
• HesitateverbTo pause before you do or say something, often because you are uncertain or nervous abou…
• HesitationnounTo pause before you do or say something, often because you are uncertain or nervous abou…
• Heterodoxadjective(of beliefs, ideas, or activities) different to and opposing generally accepted beliefs …
• HeterodoxynounBelief or opinion that differs from accepted standards or orthodox views.
• HeterogeneitynounThe quality or state of being diverse in character or content.
• HeterogeneousadjectiveConsisting of parts or elements that are different or diverse in nature.
• HeuristicadjectiveEnabling a person to discover or learn something for themselves; involving trial and err…
• HewverbChop or cut something, especially wood or stone, with an axe or another tool.
• HexagonaladjectiveHaving six straight sides and six angles.
• HeydaynounThe period of a person's or thing's greatest success, popularity, activity, or vigour.
• HiatusnounA break in activity when nothing happens.
• HibernationnounA state of deep sleep or inactivity in which some animals spend the winter.
• HiccupnounMeaning: A temporary or minor problem or setback.
• HiccupsnounA temporary or minor problem or setback
• HideboundadjectiveUnwilling to change; very conservative in attitudes or ideas.
• HideousadjectiveExtremely ugly, shocking, or dreadful in appearance or nature.
• HideouslyadverbMeaning: in an extremely ugly way.
• HierarchynounA system in which members of an organization or society are ranked according to relative…
• HieraticadjectiveOf or concerning priests or the priesthood; also, highly formal or stylized in appearance.
• HieroglyphnounA picture or symbol representing a word, sound, or idea, especially in ancient Egyptian …
• Hieroglyphicnoun(Fig-enigmatic or incomprehensible symbols or writing.)
• HierophantnounA priest or interpreter of sacred mysteries; an official who explains religious rites (e…
• High-handedadjectiveUsing power or authority without considering the feelings of others.)
• High-HandednessnounMeaning- The use of power or authority in a way that is more forceful than is needed, wi…
• High noonnoun(A hostile or argumentative situation or meeting between opposing parties.)
• HighbrowadjectiveIntellectual or rarefied in taste.
• HighlightverbTo emphasize or draw special attention to something important.
• HijackverbTo illegally seize control of a vehicle, aircraft, or situation.
• HilariousadjectiveExtremely funny and causing a lot of laughter.
• Hiltnoun(Take into one's possession )
• HinderverbMeaning: make it difficult for (someone) to do something or for (something) to happen.
• HinderedverbA thing that provides resistance, delay, or obstruction to something or someone.
• HindersverbA thing that provides resistance, delay, or obstruction to something or someone.
• HindrancenounA thing that provides resistance, delay, or obstruction to something or someone.
• HindsightnounThe understanding that you have of a situation only after it has happened and that means…
• HingeverbDepend entirely on.
• HinterlandnounThe remote areas away from the coast or the main cities; the interior region.
• HirelingnounA person who works only for payment, especially one hired to perform unpleasant or disho…
• HirsuteadjectiveVery hairy; having a lot of thick hair.
• HistrionicadjectiveOverly theatrical or dramatic in behavior or speech.
• Hit the bull’s eyeidiom(Get something exactly right) (पूरा करना (दक्षता के साथ))
• HitchverbFasten or attach something, especially temporarily.
• Hither and yonidiomsHere and there : many different places.
• HithertoadverbMeaning: until now or until the point in time under discussion.
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• HoardverbAccumulate (money or valued objects) and hide or store away.
• HoardingnounMeaning- The act of collecting and keeping large amounts of food, money, etc., often sec…
• HoarseadjectiveHaving a rough, harsh or weak voice, usually because of illness or excessive speaking.
• HoaryadjectiveOverused and unoriginal.
• HoaxnounAn act intended to make somebody believe something that is not true.
• HobbleverbTo walk with difficulty, usually because of pain or injury; to restrict or slow down pro…
• HobgoblinnounMeaning: (in stories) a small, ugly creature that causes trouble.
• HobnobverbMix socially, especially with those of perceived higher social status.
• HockverbDeposit (an object) with a pawnbroker as security for money lent.
• HodgepodgenounA confused mixture of different things.
• HogverbTake or use most or all of (something) in an unfair or selfish way.
• Hogwashnoun(something ridiculously impractical or ill-advised.) बकवास/अर्थहीन
• HoistverbRaise or lift something, especially with effort.
• Hold inphrasal verb(To set aside, reserve or retain)
• Hold upphrasal verb(Remain strong or vigorous/ to hold something in a high position, so that it can be seen…
• HolisticAdjectiveConsidering a whole thing or being to be more than a collection of parts.
• HolisticallyadverbRelating to or concerned with wholes or with complete systems rather than with the indiv…
• HollowadjectiveHaving a hole or empty space inside.
• HollownessnounMeaning: (of situations, feelings, or words) the fact of being without value, or not true.
• HolocaustnounDestruction or slaughter on a mass scale, especially caused by fire or nuclear war.
• HomagenounSomething that is said or done to show respect for somebody.
• HomeboundadjectiveUnable to leave your house because you cannot walk very far as a result of being ill or …
• HomeostasisnounThe process by which a living organism maintains a stable internal environment despite e…
• Homespunnoun/adjectiveSimple, plain and traditional; made at home rather than in a factory.
• HomicidenounThe killing of one person by another.
• HomilynounA sermon or moral talk, especially one giving advice on right conduct.
• HomogeneousadjectiveConsisting of parts or elements that are all of the same kind; uniform throughout. (????…
• HomologousadjectiveSimilar in structure, position or origin, especially because of a common ancestry.
• Honchonoun(The person in charge.)
• HonchosnounA leader or manager; the person in charge.
• HoneverbSharpen (a blade) or refine and improve (a skill, talent, or quality).
• HonorariumnounA payment given for professional services that are usually offered without a fee.
• HonorificadjectiveGiven as a mark of respect
• HoochnounStrong alcohol, especially whisky.
• HoodlumnounMeaning: a person who engages in crime and violence; gangster.
• HoodwinkverbDeceive or trick someone; mislead by giving a false impression.
• HookedadjectiveMeaning: Curved like a hook.
• HooligannounA violent young troublemaker, typically one of a gang.
• Hooliganismnoun(Rowdy, violent, or destructive behavior)
• HooververbTo clean a carpet, floor, etc. with a vacuum cleaner.
• hopes one’s hopes onphrasal verbRely heavily on.
• HoppingadjectiveVery lively or busy.
• Hopscotchverb(Travel from place to place.)
• HordenounA large and often disorderly crowd of people or animals.
• HorizonnounThe line at which the earth's surface and the sky appear to meet; the limit of a person'…
• HornswoggleverbTo deceive or cheat someone through clever tricks.
• HorrendousnounExtremely unpleasant, horrifying, or terrible.
• HorrificadjectiveExtremely frightening, shocking, or unpleasant.
• HortatoryadjectiveEncouraging or urging someone strongly to take action; giving advice in a forceful way.
• HorticulturenounThe science and practice of growing fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants.
• HospicenounA place that provides care and comfort to seriously or terminally ill people.
• HospitableadjectiveFriendly and welcoming to guests or strangers; generous in receiving and entertaining pe…
• HospitalitynounMeaning: the friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or s…
• HostnounThe act of providing space, services, or resources for an event, activity, or digital pr…
• HostagenounA person seized or held as security for the fulfilment of a condition.
• HostedverbThe act of providing space, services, or resources for an event, activity, or digital pr…
• HostileadjectiveAggressive or unfriendly and ready to argue or fight.
• HostilitiesnounUnfriendly
• HostilitynounHostile behaviour; unfriendliness or opposition.
• HostingverbThe act of providing space, services, or resources for an event, activity, or digital pr…
• HostsnounThe act of providing space, services, or resources for an event, activity, or digital pr…
• Hotheadnoun(A person who is impetuous or easily becomes angry and violent.)
• Hotlinenouna direct phone line between the heads of government in different countries
• HotlyadverbMeaning: done in an angry or excited way or with a lot of strong feeling.
• HoundverbTo chase, trouble, or harass someone repeatedly.
• HouseverbMeaning: To provide a place for somebody to live.
• HovelnounA small, dirty, and poor house.
• HoververbTo stay close to something.
• HoveringverbTo stand somewhere, especially near another person, eagerly or nervously waiting for the…
• HoversverbTo stand somewhere, especially near another person, eagerly or nervously waiting for the…
• HowlernounA very stupid or glaring mistake, especially an amusing one.
• HubbubnounA loud, confused noise caused by a crowd of people; uproar and busy activity. (??????, ?…
• HubrisnounThe fact of being too proud.
• HuddleverbCrowd together closely, usually for warmth, safety, or discussion.
• HuddledadjectiveCrowded or nestled closely together, often due to cold, fear, or for warmth.
• HuenounCharacter or aspect.
• Hugger-muggernoun(Disorder or confusion; muddle)
• HullabaloonounA loud noise, disturbance or excited commotion.
• HumverbMeaning-To be full of activity.
• HumaneadjectiveHaving or showing compassion or benevolence.