Heft s. and v. weight, to lift up, from v. to heave
Hegler, or Higler s. an egg or fowl collector and dealer
Hellier s. a tiler, one who covers
Hel’m s. haulm of wheat, beans, peas, potatoes (A S healm)
Hem pron. he or him, ex. If hem had hat hem as hem hat hem, hem ’oud a kill’d hem or hem ’oud a kill’d hem
Hen v. to throw, see Aine
Hen-hussey s. a meddling officious person, a woman who looks after poultry
Hent, or Hint v. to wither or dry up
Hern, His’n pron. her’s, his
Herret s. a pitiful little wretch