h

haar woʦn
to lose, get defeated

haba
21 Mar – 20 Apr

hak
steam

hal
lightning

halak / hal-
to stay, to live

halqonos
a man who is disturbing someone

hamwor x̌ak
to level (field)

hangonas x̌ak
to bray (donkey)

haq

1. correct 2) right

har
all

har tan
everyone

hara
big saw

haraq, araq
sweat

harič̣əm, arič̣am
khaki coloured bird

haror, haroor
everyday

harwaxt
all the time, always

harwo
grave, graveyard

hat, haat
eight

hawo

1. breeze 2) weather

hawo tuk
to blow

haya
the, very

hayot
life

hazor rang, həzor rang
of different colours, gorgeous

hazor, hazoor
thousand

hel
summer pasture

hel(e) xun
house in the summer pasture

helga ɣel, helgaa ɣel
shade for livestock in hel

helga, helgaa
living and livestock unit in the summer pasture

helk
loose

heṭ
open

heṭ x̌ak
to open

hew
sorry? pardon?

heyron woʦn
to get surprised

heywon
beast, wild animal

heṣ̌
care

hifozat x̌ak

1. to save, rescue 2) to keep safe, to preserve

hirman
house centipede

hiṣ̌
hiss, sound of breathing

hoy hoy
call for animal

hozir imoom
Hazir Imam

hub
seven

hub toqiš
7 toqi{v{s}}, 21 Nov – 20 Dec

hukm x̌ak
to order

hun
a disease of cow

hunarmand
skillful

hušyor, huš(i)yor
clever

hʉt(e) dəma
strong wind (Jan – Mar)

hʉš
sense

(h)isob, yisob, isob

1. count 2) number