Lu gwo zun sporta. — He used to go in for sports.
gwo-ney
— (kwel) former, has-been
Mandarin
gwo-yusen
— (kwel) secondhandha
— the name of the letter H hhabar
— (kwo) (piece of) news
Arabic
habiti
— (zwo) inhabit; dwell, live
nu habiti in toy gata — we live in that street
habita
— (kwo) habitation
shanji habita (a koylok) — move (to some place), change residence
habit
er — (kwo) inhabitant
habitilok
— (kwo) habitation (place) (apartment is “flat”)
habitibile
— (kwel) habitable
buhabiti-ney
(buhabiten) — (kwel) uninhabited
habitisi
— (zwo) accommodate, lodgehaf
— (kwo, syao) half
pa haf — by half, in half
haf-dey
— (kwo) half a day
haf-ora
— (kwo) half an hour
haf-luma
— (kwo) twilight
mah-haf
— (zwo) halvehaf-brata
— (kwo) half-brotherhafnyum
— (kwo) hafnium (chem.)haf-sista
— (kwo) half-sisterha-ha
— (exklami, kwo) ha-ha, a sound made in imitation of laughter
fai ha-ha
— (zwo) laugh
See also: ridi, hi-hi
hahavati
— (zwo) guffaw, laugh boisterously, roar with laughter
hahavata
— (kwo) guffaw, boisterous laughhaifen
— (kwo) hyphenhaili
— (zwo) heal, cure
German
haishi
— (taim-komo) still, as yet, so far
Me haishi bu he zwo se. — I have not done this yet.
Lu haishi safari. — He still travels.
Me es haishi ausen urba. — I am still out of town.
(cf.
"yoshi")
Mandarin
haki
— (zwo) hew, hack, chop, cut
haki ligna — chop wood
haki bay zian — cut with a sword
hakimarka
— (kwo) notchhakmi
— (zwo) try (examine by judicial process)
hakma
— (kwo) (court) trial
hakmiwan
— (kwo) defendant, the accused, prisoner at the bar
Swahili
halat
— (kwo) circumstance; circumstances
al tal halat — under such circumstances
Arabic
halich
— (kwo) gulf (geogr.)
Arabic
halif
— (kwo) caliphhalifat
— (kwo) caliphatehalka
— (kwo) ring (a circumscribing object)
aurhalka
— (kwo) earring
harhalka
— (kwo) lock, curl, ringlet
halka-ney
— (kwel) annular, ring-shaped
halkafinga
— (kwo) ring finger (finger between middle finger and little finger)
halka-dansa
— (kwo) round danse
fai halka-dansa — to sing and dance in a ring
brachahalka
— (kwo) bracelet, armlet
gambahalka
— (kwo) bracelet (for the ankle)
Arabic
haloo
(halo) — (exklami) hallo (used also over the telephone)halusina
— (kwo) hallucination
halusini
— (zwo) hallucinatehalwa
— (kwo) halva
Arabic
ham
— (kwo) ham (food)hamak
— (kwo) hammock
Bulgarian
hamir
— (kwo) yeast
Arabic
hampi
— (komo) almost
Me jan hampi olo om to. — I know almost everything about it.
Li es hir, hampi oli. — They are here, almost everyone.
Indonesian
hamra
— (kwo) hammer
hamri
— (zwo) hammerhamsi
— (zwo) whisper
hamsa
— (kwo) whisper
Arabic
hamsta
— (kwo) hamsterhan
— 1) (kwel, kwo) Chinese (relating to ethnicity, language or country)
hanjen
— (kwo) Chinese (person of Chinese ethnicity)
hanlingwa
— (kwo) Chinese language (syn.: putunhua)
2) khan
See also: Jungwo
handa
— (kwo) hand
handagunsa — handwork
handi
— (zwo) hand (to give or pass with the hands)
hand
abey — (kwo) the back of one’s handhandak
— (kwo) ditch, trench
Arabic
Hanguk
— (kwo) South KoreaHanoi
— (kwo) Hanoihansa
— (kwo) swan
Hindi
hanzi
— (kwo) Chinese characters, Hanzi
Mandarin
hao
— (kwel, komo) good; well
Me sta hao. — I am OK.
Hao!— Good, OK!
Es hao. — That's good.
haotaa
— (kwo) good
fo haotaa de jenley — for the welfare of mankind
lucha de haotaa e baditaa — struggle of the good and the evil
Bi hao!
— 1) You are welcome! (a reply to thanking); 2) Bless you! (after smb's sneezing); 3) Good luck! (when parting)
Hao aksham!
— Good evening!
Hao dey!
— Good day!
Hao fortuna!
— Good luck!
Hao nocha!
— Good night!
Hao sabah!
— Good morning!
Hao safara!
— Have a good trip!
Mandarin
haohunten
— (kwel) coherent
(Origin: hao+hunti+ney)
har
— (kwo) hair, hairs (chevelure)
harinka
— (kwo) a single hair
harhalka
— (kwo) lock, curl, ringlet
frentahar
— (kwo) fringe (part of the hair that hangs down over the forehead)
galsahar
— (kwo) mane
(cf.
"mao")
Afrikaans
harem
— (kwo) harem
Turkish
harhari
— (zwo) expectorate
Hindi
harmonia
— (kwo) harmony
harmoni
— (zwo) harmonize (be in agreement, be harmonious)
harmonike
— (kwel) harmonious