[heard-hycgend], pres. part. of a warlike disposition, brave: nom. pl. -hicgende, [394], [800].
[hearg-träf], st. n., tent of the gods, temple: dat. pl. ät härg-trafum (MS. hrærg trafum), [175].
[hearm], st. m., harm, injury, insult: dat. sg. mid hearme, [1893].
[hearm-sceaða], w. m., enemy causing injury or grief: nom. sg. hearm-scaða, [767].
[hearpe], w. f., harp: gen. sg. hearpan swêg, [89], [3024]; hearpan wynne (wyn), [2108], [2263].
[heáðu], st. f., sea, waves: acc. sg. heáðu, 1863?
[heáðu-lîðend], pres. part., sea-farer, sailor: nom. pl. -lîðende, [1799]; dat. pl. -lîðendum (designation of the Geátas), [2956].
[heáfod], st. n., head: acc. sg., [48], [1640]; dat. sg. heáfde, [1591], [2291], [2974]; dat. pl. heáfdum, [1243].
[heáfod-beorh], st. f., head-defence, protection for the head: acc. sg. heáfod-beorge, [1031].
[heáfod-mæg], st. m., head-kinsman, near blood-relative: dat. pl. heáfod-mægum (brothers), [589]; gen. pl. heáfod-mâga, [2152].