heno n. table
heñu n. caress
heñuta v. caress, fondle
hepa n. gossip (story)
hepapiñi n. gossip, teller of tales
hepata v. gossip
hepi n. needle
hepo n. donkey
herenari n. sensei, professor, martial arts master
heri n. cramp, painful muscle spasm
hesa n. grass
hesi adv. well
heta n. peril, danger; risk, hazard
heto n. evening
hetoaña n. evening meal
hetopayu n. afternoon, PM
hetu n. patrol
hetuta v. patrol
heva n. loss
hevata v. lose
hevi n. gesture, sign
hevo n. down
hevopepi adv. downward
hevorato n. lowland
heya n. fear
heyañara adj. afraid
heyasuta v. spook (itr.), get scared
heyata v. fear, be afraid
heyatata v. scare, cause fear, worry
heyi n. menstrual pain
heyita v. menstruate painfully
hi conj. that, so that; quoting of speech
hiha n. sand
hihahi n. desert
hihañisi n. beach, sandy shore
hii conj. that, so that
hiki n. ray, beam; radius
hikikou n. beam weapon
hikisi n. radiation
hikita v. radiate, beam
hima n. card
hime (1) n. view (of a scene)
hime (2) n. a view especially worth seeing
hime (3) n. scene, scenery (in video)
himeta v. look at, view, watch; especially when not physically present
himeya n. viewer, spectator; not physically present
himi n. look, gaze
himita v. look at, look, behold
himiya n. spectator, viewer
hiña adv. lest
hina n. stomach, abdomen
hiño n. rub
hiñosi n. massage
hiñota v. rub, massage
hiñoya n. masseur
hipa n. hope
hipañara adj. hopeful
hipanopo adj. hopeless
hiparo n. wish
hipata v. hope, wish
hipi n. ovary
hipu adj. ancient, classical, antique
hire n. coal; carbon, C
hirevetekaru n. carbohydrate
hiri n. foal, filly
hisa n. sweat
hisata v. sweat
hito n. string bag similar to bilum, with long handle to be worn over the shoulder
hiva adj. deep
hivahipe adj. profound
hivaru n. depth
hivaveterai n. deepwater rice
hivayeka n. deep freeze
hivayekapi n. freezer
hivayekata v. deepfreeze (tr.)
hivayekatuta v. become frozen
hivi (1) n. pit, hole
hivi (2) n. mousehole, hideout
hiviro n. trench, excavation; mine
hivita v. dig
hivo n. well
hiye n. wonder, marvel
hiyehipe adj. wonderful, marvellous
hiyeta v. wonder, marvel
hiyi n. calf; veal
hohiru n. frequency
hoho adj. same, homo-
hohopi adv. likewise
hoka n. male tiger
hoku n. poem
hokuta v. perform hoku, recite poetry
hokuteta v. write hoku, compose hoku
home n. government
homeni n. administration
homepiñi n. governor
hometa v. govern, administer
homo n. rocket
hona n. glow
honata v. glow
hoño n. slave; (hist.) a barbarian people