African: classed by Barth and Bleek as S.W. Bantu, with Benga, Benguela, and Bunda. The name of the language is “O Tyi-hereró,” that of the speakers is “O Va-hereró”; it is now nearly extinct. See Hahn: “Grammatik,” Berlin, 1857; Kolbe: “Vowels,” 1868; specimens collected by Dr. Rath.
Herevi, Hetzvi.
An extinct dialect of Old Persian, formerly vernacular at Herat.
Herzegovinic.
Slavonic: a sub-dialect of Servian.
Hessian.
A sub-dialect of High-German.
Heuma, see [Shendu].
Heve.
A native dialect of the aborigines of Central America, vernacular in Mexico; it is also called Eudeve, and closely allied to Pima. See Smith’s “Grammatical Sketch,” 1862.