gymnasium, -, n., gymnasium, which, in addition to the exercise area, usu. had rooms for intellectual and artistic activities
gyr (1), go around, move in circles
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* habe, -re, habu, habitum, have, hold, possess; consider, regard, think
habilis, -e, skillful
habit (1), inhabit; dwell
habitus, -s,m., appearance; dress; condition, nature
hc-tenus,adv., thus far, up to this time or point
haedus, -, m., a kid, young goat
Haemus, -, m., a mountain range in Thrace
haere, -re, haes, haesum, cling, stick; hesitate, be perplexed
haesit, (1), lit. to stick fast, remain fixed; hesitate
Hamilcar, -caris,m., a Carthaginian name, espec. Hamilcar Barca, father of Hannibal and general in the First Punic War
Hannibal, -balis,m., Carthaginian general in 2nd Punic War; see Livy
harna, -ae,f., sand
harund, -inis,f., reed, rod
Hasdrubal, -balis,m., a Carthaginian name, espec. The brother of Hannibal
hasta, -ae,f., spear
haud, not, not at all; haud sci an, I am inclined to think
hauri, -re, haus, haustum, draw out, drain, drink up or in; exhaust
haustus, -s,m., drink, draft
Helic, -s, (acc. -n), f., the Great Bear or Dipper, constellation of Ursa Major
hera = era
herba, -ae,f., grass; plant
hercule,orhercle,interjection, by Hercules, good Heavens, certainly
hrs, -is (acc. -a), hero
herus = erus
Hesperides, -um (acc. -as), f., pl., daughters of Hesperus (the Evening Star in the west) and guardians of the golden apples
hetaeria, -ae,f., fraternity, secret society
heu,interjection, oh! ah! alas!; actually the spelling of a sigh
heus,interjection, come now, see here, say
hitus, -s,m., opening, cleft
Hibrus, -, m., the river Ebro in eastern Spain
* hc,adv., in this place, here
* hic, haec, hoc,demonstrative adj. and pron., this, the latter; at times hardly more than he, she, it
hiems, hiemis,f., winter, storm
Hierusalem,indecl. n., Jerusalem (EL)
hilaris, -e, cheerful, glad
hilarits, -ttis,f., enjoyment, amusement, gayety
hinc,adv., from this place, hence; here; henceforth; for this reason