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hazel, hazelraw, hazle, heezle, hissel, hissle, hizzel, hizzle,
hazel [heːzl]
also hizzle [hɪzl, hiːzl]
n. The hazel Corylus avellana.
also hizzle [hɪzl, hiːzl]
n. The hazel Corylus avellana.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hazelraw [-rɑː]: S. The lichen Lobaria pulmonaria.
$e, $es, $im, $is, $iz, $s, ae, aes, aes, at_himsel, e, ee, ee$l, ee$ll, ees, ees, eesel, eez, eez, eezsel, eh, ehs, ei, eis, em, eys, ez, hae, hae$s, haem, haes, he, he$ll, he$s, heas, hees, heez, heez, hei, heis, heis, heis-sel, hem, hes, him, himsael, himsel, himsell, hinsel$, his, his$sel, his_anes, hisel, hissel, his-sel, hissel$, hissell, hiz, hizeens, hum, hus, huz, hym, im, imsel, is, iz, um, umsel,
he [hi, hɪ, S. həi & he]
pron. nominative he.
May be contracted 'e [i] etc. in colloquial speech.
pron. nominative he.
May be contracted 'e [i] etc. in colloquial speech.
Accusative him [hɪm, həm] Him.
Possessive his [hɪz, hiːz] in unemphatic positions may be contracted 's [z] His.
May be contracted 'im [ɪm] and 'is [ɪz] etc. in colloquial speech.
Possessive his [hɪz, hiːz] in unemphatic positions may be contracted 's [z] His.
May be contracted 'im [ɪm] and 'is [ɪz] etc. in colloquial speech.
himsel, hissel [-ˈsɛl] Himself.
Compounds and phrases etc.
at himsel: In a state of mental composure.
for's: For his.
he'll: He will, he shall.
he is contracted he's: He is, he has.
his anes: His ones.
wha but he/him: Rhetorical of a swaggering self-assured person: the one and only.
for's: For his.
he'll: He will, he shall.
he is contracted he's: He is, he has.
his anes: His ones.
wha but he/him: Rhetorical of a swaggering self-assured person: the one and only.
haelt, haelty, hail, hailed, haill, halefu, halth, halthie, halthy, heal, healed, healfu, healin, healt, healt, healtht, heel, heil, helt, helt, helty, heyl, hielt, hilthie, hilthy, ill_helt, ill-halth, ill-helt,
heal [hiːl, heːl]
also n. halth [SW. U. halθ I.Sh. helt, hɛlt]
n. Health, freedom from sickness.
v. To heal.
pt. pp. healt
also n. halth [SW. U. halθ I.Sh. helt, hɛlt]
n. Health, freedom from sickness.
v. To heal.
pt. pp. healt
halthy
adj. Healthy.
adj. Healthy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
healfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Healthy, vigorous.
ill-halth: I. An expression of annoyance.
ill-halth: I. An expression of annoyance.
haep, haepit, haip, haiped, haipit, hape, heap, heapie, heapie-on, heapit, heip, heipit, hepp, heyp, hipp,
heap [hip, hep]
n. A heap, a large number or quantity, a great deal.
v. To heap, to pile up.
pt. pp. heapit
n. A heap, a large number or quantity, a great deal.
v. To heap, to pile up.
pt. pp. heapit
Compounds and phrases etc.
a heap: A great deal, very much, a lot.
heapie-on: A boy's game.
heapie-on: A boy's game.
h$ard, haar$, haard, haer, haerd, haerin, haird, har$d, hard, haurd, hear, hear$d, heard, heared, hearin, hearit, heer, heerd, heered, heert, heir, heird, heired, heirin, herd, hirt,
hear [hiːr]
v. To hear.
pt. pp. heard [hiːrd, heːrd], haurd [hɑːrd, N. I. haːrd] Heard.
v. To hear.
pt. pp. heard [hiːrd, heːrd], haurd [hɑːrd, N. I. haːrd] Heard.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hearin [ˈhiːrɪn]: Hearing. A lecturing or scolding.
haarknin, haerken, haerkener, haerkent, hairken, hairkent, hairknin, harken, harkent, hearken, hearkener, hearkenin, hearkent, hearkin, hearkin, hearkint, hearknin, heirken, heirkener, heirkent, herken, herkent,
hearken [ˈhiːrkən, ˈheːrkən, ˈhɛrkən]
v. To eavesdrop, listen to. To hear someone repeat lessons etc.
pt. pp. hearkent
v. To eavesdrop, listen to. To hear someone repeat lessons etc.
pt. pp. hearkent
Compounds and phrases etc.
hearkener [ˈhiːrkənər, ˈheːrkənər, ˈhɛrkənər]: A listener, eavesdropper.
hearkenin [ˈhiːrk(ə)nɪn etc.]: Listening, reapeating lessons etc.
hearkenin [ˈhiːrk(ə)nɪn etc.]: Listening, reapeating lessons etc.
h$erth, h$erth-stane, haerth, hairt, hairth, hairthstane, hearth, hearthstane, hearthsteen, hert, herth, hertstaen, hert-stane, hert-sten, hirth,
hearth [heːrθ, I.Sh. hɛrt]
n. A hearth.
n. A hearth.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hearthstane: A hearthstone.
haet, haet, haeter, haetin, haetit, hait, hait, hait, haiter, haitin, haitit, hate, hate, hate, hater, hatin, heat, heater, heatit, heit, heiter, heitin, heitit, het, hett, heyt, hoat,
heat [hit, het]
n. Heat. The act of heating, a heating, the state of feeling hot.
v. To heat.
pt. heatit, het [hɛt, het]
pp. hetten, het See het also.
n. Heat. The act of heating, a heating, the state of feeling hot.
v. To heat.
pt. heatit, het [hɛt, het]
pp. hetten, het See het also.
Compounds and phrases etc.
heater [ˈhitər, ˈhetər]: A heater. A warming drink of liquor. MN. A glazed sugared bun.
heatin [ˈhitɪn, ˈhetɪn]: Heating.
heatin [ˈhitɪn, ˈhetɪn]: Heating.
hadder, haether, haither, hather, heather, heather-louper, heather-lowper, hedder, hether,
heather [ˈhɛðər, MN. I.Sh. ˈhɛdər]
also arch. MN. header [ˈhɛdər]
n. Heather, usually the common heather Calluna vulgaris.
also arch. MN. header [ˈhɛdər]
n. Heather, usually the common heather Calluna vulgaris.
Compounds and phrases etc.
carline-heather, cat-heather: The bell heather Erica cinerea.
cat-heather: SN. the common heather Calluna vulgaris. MN.Erica tetralix or the bell heather Erica cinerea.
dug-heather: SN. MN. The common heather Calluna vulgaris.
heather-lowper: S. A hill-dweller, countryman.
reinge-heather: N. The cross-leaved heath Erica tetralix.
siller heather: S. The common hair moss Polytrichum commune.
cat-heather: SN. the common heather Calluna vulgaris. MN.Erica tetralix or the bell heather Erica cinerea.
dug-heather: SN. MN. The common heather Calluna vulgaris.
heather-lowper: S. A hill-dweller, countryman.
reinge-heather: N. The cross-leaved heath Erica tetralix.
siller heather: S. The common hair moss Polytrichum commune.
Heatherhope, Heatheruo, Hetherup,
Heatherhope [ˈhɛðərʌp]
pn. Heatherhope (Borders).
pn. Heatherhope (Borders).