hilt
1> , 
_Id:
up to the hilt ,  
_Id:
to prove a charge up to the hilt   
_Id:
to live up to the hilt   

hilted
1>  ,  

hilum
1> _.  
2> _.  , 

hilus
1> _.  , 

him
1> . .  he
2> (. he) _. 
_Ex:
that's him  ;  
_Ex:
but sure it can't be him ,    
3>  . . . . -, -, , , 
( 3- . .. . )
_Ex:
he looked about him  ,    
_Ex:
he closed the door behind him     
_Ex:
he took the letter away with him     
_Ex:
he sets him to work    
_Ex:
he laid him down to sleep   
_Ex:
winter has wrapped his mantle about him   

4>  . . . .  ()
_Ex:
the prize goes to him who comes in first  ()
 ,   
5>  . . . _. 
_Ex:
four hims and a her    

Himalayan
1> 

himaniform
1> _. , 

himatia
1> _pl.  himation

himation
1> _-. , 

himself
1> , , , -, - ( 3-. . .. . )
_Ex:
he cut himself  
_Ex:
he came to himself in a strange room     
 
2> , ,  ( 3- . .. . )
_Ex:
he examined himself in the mirror   
 
_Ex:
he is no longer master of himself     
_Ex:
he put himself a question    
_Ex:
he said he greatly appreciated the friendly remarks made about
himself  ,     
  ( )
3>  ( 3- . ..)
_Ex:
he drives the car himself    
_Ex:
he cannot understand it himself   ( ,  )
   
_Ex:
he himself says so, he says so himself    
_Ex:
did you see the manager himself?   
?
4> _. , 
_Ex:
where's himself and the lads?   -  ?
_Id:
(all) by himself , , ,  

_Id:
can he do it by himself?     
()?
_Id:
he was all by himself    
_Id:
he's not himself    
_Id:
he looks himself again      ;
   
_Id:
he keeps himself to himself      , 
  
_Id:
Richard is himself again , !

Himyarite
1>   , 
 

hincty
1> _. _. , , 

hind
1> 
_Ex:
hind leg  
_Ex:
hind quarters  (. _. ); _. _. 
 ()
_Ex:
to be (to get) on one's hind legs    ( );
;    ;   
()  ;   ,
  . . 
2>   
3> _.    
4> _. 

hind body
1>  ()

hind-foremost
1>  

hind-head
1> _. 

hindberry
1>   (Rubus strigosus)

hindbrain
1> _.  

hinder
1> , ; ,  
_Ex:
to hinder smb.  -.
_Ex:
don't hinder me   
_Ex:
to hinder smb.'s movements  -. ; 
() -. 
_Ex:
to hinder smb.'s influence  
-. 
_Ex:
to hinder smb. in smth.  -.  -.
_Ex:
I was hindered in my work  () 
_Ex:
to hinder smb. in (from) doing smth.  -. 
-.
_Ex:
to hinder smb. from coming  ( ) -. 
2> ,  
_Ex:
to hinder smb. from falling down   -. 
3> 
_Ex:
the hinder part (side)  
_Ex:
hinder part before (foremost)  

hinderance
1> , 
_Ex:
to be a (great) hinderance to smb.  ( (
)  -.
_Ex:
to act without hinderance  
_Ex:
to remove a hinderance   ()
_Ex:
it was a great hinderance to my studies   
 
_Ex:
he was more of a hinderance to me than a help   
,  

hinderer
1> ,  , 

hindermost
1>  ,  
2>  
_Id:
everyone for himself and the devil take the hindermost 
 ,    ;   

Hindi
1>  
2>    

hindmost
1>  ,  
2>  
_Id:
everyone for himself and the devil take the hindmost 
 ,    ;   

Hindoo
1> 
2> 

hindrance
1> , 
_Ex:
to be a (great) hindrance to smb.  ( (
)  -.
_Ex:
to act without hindrance  
_Ex:
to remove a hindrance   ()
_Ex:
it was a great hindrance to my studies   
 
_Ex:
he was more of a hindrance to me than a help   
,  

hindsight
1> ;   
_Ex:
it is easier to have hindsight than foresight  
 ,  ;    
2> _. 

Hindu
1> 
2> 

Hinduism
1> 

Hindustani
1> () 
2> 
3> 

hindward
1> 
_Ex:
the dark hindward and abysm of time (Shnakespeare) 

2>  (.  )
_Ex:
hindward flow _. 
_Ex:
hindward take _.  ; ,  
 
_Ex:
on seeing me he made a hindward movement  , 
 (  )
3> 
_Ex:
hindward children     
_Ex:
hindward mind  
_Ex:
hindward country  
4> ; 
_Ex:
hindward autumn  
_Ex:
hindward in one's preparations   
_Ex:
the melons are hindward this year   
()   
5> , ;  

hindwards
1> 
_Ex:
the dark hindwards and abysm of time (Shnakespeare) 

2>  (.  )
_Ex:
hindwards flow _. 
_Ex:
hindwards take _.  ; , 
  
_Ex:
on seeing me he made a hindwards movement  ,
  (  )
3> 
_Ex:
hindwards children     
_Ex:
hindwards mind  
_Ex:
hindwards country  
4> ; 
_Ex:
hindwards autumn  
_Ex:
hindwards in one's preparations   
_Ex:
the melons are hindwards this year   
()   
5> , ;  

hinge
1> ;  (); 
_Ex:
the door is off its hinges    
2> _. 
3> ; ,  
_Ex:
the hinge of the conversation ,  
 ;  
_Id:
off the hinges  ,  ,  
4>   ,   
5>     
6> (on)  ( -.);  ( -.)
_Ex:
the character in the play on whom everything hinges 
 ,     
_Ex:
their whole policy hinges on this alliance   
   
_Ex:
everything hinges on his decision     

hinge joint
1>  , 
2> _.  

hinged
1> , ,  ; ; 
_Ex:
hinged cowl _.  
_Ex:
hinged seat  
_Ex:
hinged sides   (, , -
 . .)

hinging post
1>  

hinny
1> _.  (Equus hinnus)
2> 
3> _. , ; , 

hint
1> 
_Ex:
delicate (gentle) hint  
_Ex:
broad hint  () 
_Ex:
to give (to droop) (smb.) a hint  (-.)
_Ex:
to let fall (to throw out) a hint that , 
_Ex:
to take a hint  ,   
_Ex:
not a (not the slightest) hint of surprise   
2> 
_Ex:
hints on housekeeping, hints for housewives  

_Ex:
can you give me some hints on how to do this?   
  () ,   ?
3>   
_Ex:
a hint of garlic in the soup     

4> ;  
_Ex:
to hint to smb. that  -., 
_Ex:
to hint at smth.   -.
_Ex:
he hinted that he knew more   ,   ()
 
_Ex:
he hinted that he would like to be invited   ,
 ,   
_Ex:
little gustes of wind hinted at a storm to follow 
    

hinterland
1>  ; ,    ,
     ; , 
   ,  
2> _. 

hintingly
1> , 

hip
1> ; 
_Ex:
measurement round the hips  
_Ex:
to stand with one's hands on one's hips  
(  )
_Ex:
hip shooting (firing) _.     
2> _.  ; 
_Id:
down in the hips      ( )
_Id:
the have (to get) smb. on the hip  
-. 
_Id:
hip and thigh 
_Id:
to smite (the enemy) hip and thigh _.  
()   ;   (),
 () 
3>    
4>    ()
5> _.  , 
6> ,  
7> _. (_.  hypochondria) , 
_Ex:
to have the hip    , 
8> _.   , 
9> _.   
10> _. _. (to)  (-.),  ( -.),
,  ( -.)
11> 

hip joint
1> _.  
_Ex:
hip joint disease _. 

hip knob
1> _.      

hip roof
1> ,  

hip swing up
1> _.   

hip-bone
1> _.  ,  

hip-circles
1> _.   

hip-disease
1> _. 

hip-hip-hurrah
1> -, !

hip-pocket
1>   ()

hip-rafter
1> _. ,   

hip-roll
1> _.    ()

hip-swing
1> _. ,  

hipbath
1>   

hipe
1> _. _.  , 

hipflask
1>   ( )

hiphuggers
1> .  .  . .       

hipp-
1>     ;
     -  -:
_Ex:
hippocampus 
_Ex:
hippodrome 

hipparch
1> _-. ,  

hipped
1> _. , 
2> 
3> (on) _.  (-.),  ( -.)
_Ex:
to be hipped on doing smth.       
 -.

hippie
1>  (,     
      
  )

hippish
1> _. , 

hippo
1> _. _.  hippopotamus _. 
(Hippopotamus amphibius)

hippo-
1>     ;
     -  -:
_Ex:
hippocampus 
_Ex:
hippodrome 

hippocamp
1> _. _. ,  ,  


hippocampi
1> _pl.  hippocampus

hippocampus
1> _. _. ,  ,  

2> _.   (Hyppocampus)
3> _. 

hippocentaur
1> _. _. 

hippocras
1> _.   ,   


Hippocrates
1> 
2> 

Hippocratic
1>   
_Ex:
Hippocratic face _. " " ( 
,   )

Hippocrene
1> _. _. 
2>  

hippodrome
1> 
2> _. 
3> _.  ; 
4> _. _. _. ,    


hippogriff
1> _. _.  ( )

hippogryph
1> _. _.  ( )

hippophagy
1>    

hippopotami
1> _pl.  hippopotamus

hippopotamus
1> _.  (Hippopotamus amphibius)

hipps
1> _pl.  hip

hippy
1> _.   ; ; 
2>  (,     
      
  )

hipster
1> _. , ; ,  
2>  -

hipsters
1> .  .  . .       

hipt
1> _p-p.  hip

hirable
1>      
2>   ,  

hircine
1> ;  
2>   
3> 

hire
1> ; ;    
_Ex:
to let smth. (out) on hire  -. ; 
-. 
_Ex:
to take smth. on hire  -. 
_Ex:
the hall is on hire  
_Ex:
bicycles for hire   
_Ex:
to arrange for the hire of a boat   
(  ) 
_Ex:
for hire  (  )
_Ex:
hire of money _.    
2>   ,  
_Ex:
to pay hire   ;   
_Ex:
to work for hire   
3> 
_Ex:
to hire a servant  
_Ex:
to hire workers by the day   
_Ex:
to hire oneself 
_Ex:
to hire (oneself) out to a farmer   
( )
_Ex:
he was hired to do this job    
 
4> ,  
_Ex:
to hire a room  
_Ex:
to hire a horse  
_Ex:
to hire a car   
_Ex:
to hire money _.    
5>  ;   (. hire out)
_Ex:
to hire out a hall  () 
_Ex:
to hire out bicycles   
_Ex:
we intend to hire out our cottage for three months  
     
6> _. 

hire-purchase
1>    (  ,  ,
    )
_Ex:
to buy smth. on the hire-purchase system  -. 


hireable
1>      
2>   ,  

hired
1> 
_Ex:
hired troops  
_Ex:
hired assasin  
_Ex:
hired man _. , 
_Ex:
hired girl _.   ;  ,

2>  
_Ex:
hired car   
3> "" (  )

hireling
1> _. , 
_Ex:
the hirelings of the press  
_Ex:
he is a hireling at heart   
2>  ,    . .
3> , , 
_Ex:
hireling witnesses  () 
_Ex:
hireling scribblers  

hirer
1> , ; 
2>  
3> ; 
4> _. _.  

hirondelle
1> _. 

hirple
1> _. , 

hirst
1> _. _.  ,   

hirsute
1> ; 
_Ex:
the dog's master patted the hirsute fellow  
   
2> _. ;  

hirsuteness
1> 

hirsutism
1> _. ;   ( )

his
1> ;  ; 
_Ex:
his house is far from here    
_Ex:
do you know his father and mother?      ?
_Ex:
his eyes are brown    
_Ex:
he didn't recognize his own son    
 
2>  
_Ex:
he knows his arithmetic    ( 
 )
3> _.  :
_Ex:
in George the First his time    
4>  . .  :
_Ex:
he shrugged his shoulders   
_Ex:
he fell on his back    
_Ex:
he hurt his hand   () 
5> ,  
_Ex:
this book is his    ( )
_Ex:
are you a friend of his?     ?
_Ex:
it is no business of his    
_Ex:
no effort of his would improve the matter   
     
_Ex:
I remember a remark of his     
_Ex:
that pride of his   
6>     ,  
   : , ,   . .
_Ex:
he took my pen and his       ()
_Ex:
these are my boots, his near the fire   ,  
()   

Hispanic
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
the Hispanics _. 
_Ex:
the Hispanics have taken over the whole areas of the United
States        
3> ; , 
4> 
_Ex:
the US and its Hispanic neighbours     
 

Hispanic-American
1> (_. H&A) 

