Hippolytus, -
, m., son of Theseus
Hisp
nia, -ae,f., Spain (including Portugal)
historia, -ae,f., history, historical work
ho-di
, adv., today
hodiernus, -a, -um, of this day, today’s
* hom
, hominis,m.lf., human being, man, person
* honests, -ttis,f., honor, virtue, worth
* honestus, -a, -um, honorable, worthy, noble; honestum, -, n., morality, moral excellence, virtue
* honor (hons), -ris,m., honor, esteem, respect, public office
honr (1), to honor
* hra, -ae,f., hour; time
Hortius, -a, -um,belonging to the Horatian gens; espec. the three Roman Horatii who fought the three Alban Curiatii; Horatius Cocles, who defended the Tiber bridge against Porsenna; Q. Horatius Flaccus, the lyric poet
horror, -ris,m., a shuddering, dread, terror, horror
* hortor, -r, -tus sum, urge, encourage
hortus, -, m., garden
hospes, -pitis,m., guest; host; stranger
hostlis, -e, of an enemy, hostile
Hostlius, -a, -um, Hostilian, referring espec. to Tullus Hostilius, third king of Rome
* hostis, -is,m., an enemy (of the state); pl., hosts, the enemy
* h
c,adv., to this place, to this; hcine,the interrog. form
* hmnits, -ttis,f., kindness, courtesy, refinement, culture
hmniter,adv. ofhmnus, in a cultured, refined manner; kindly
hmnus, -a, -um, human; humane, kind; cultured, refined
humili (1), to humble (EL)
humilis, -e,lit. on the ground; humble, insignificant, lowly
humus, -, f., earth, ground; hum, loc., on the ground
Hymenaeus, -, m., Hymen, the god of marriage
h
pocrita, -ae,m., actor; hypocrite (EL)
I
* iace, -re, -u, lie; lie dead
* iaci, -ere, ic, iactum, throw
iactra, -ae,f., lit. a throwing away; loss; iactram facere, suffer a loss
* iam,adv., now, already, soon; iam di or prdem, long ago
Iniculum, -, n., a hill across the Tiber from Rome
inua, -ae,f., door, espec. outside door
Inurius, -a, -um, of January
* ib, adv., there; thereupon
carus, -, m., son of Daedalus
c, -ere, c, ictum, strike, hit, stab; foedus cere, strike or make a treaty
* ictus, -s,m., blow, stroke
