H — The Judaism dictionary · page 21 2 3heavyHeavy means weighing a lot and hard to lift.23 sentenceshebrewHebrew is the ancient language of the Jewish people, in which most of the Old Testament (the Hebrew Bible) was written; modern Hebrew is t…18 sentenceshebrewsThe Hebrews were the ancient people of Israel, the people of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Moses.21 sentenceshedgeA hedge is a row of bushes or small trees growing close together, forming a living fence.18 sentencesheedTo heed advice or a warning is to pay attention to it and do what it says.20 sentencesheelThe back part of your foot under the ankle.24 sentencesheiferA young female cow that has not yet had a calf (or has had only one).19 sentencesheightHeight is how tall a person or thing is, from the bottom to the top.25 sentencesheinousVery wicked and shocking, hateful in a terrible way.3 sentencesheirA person who will receive someone's money, house or other property when that person dies, as in «She is heir to the farm».20 sentenceshelmetA helmet is a hard hat that keeps your head safe when you ride a bike, scooter or horse, or play some sports.16 sentenceshelpTo help is to do something for someone so their work is easier.39 sentenceshelperA helper is a person who helps someone do a job.17 sentenceshelpfulHelpful describes someone who is willing to help others.10 sentenceshelpingAn amount of food served to one person at one time: a second helping of pudding.17 sentenceshelplessHelpless means not able to look after yourself or do things without help, like a newborn baby.16 sentenceshelveThe handle of a tool such as an axe or hammer.1 sentenceshemThe edge of a piece of cloth, folded over and sewn so it does not fray, such as the bottom of a skirt or trousers.15 sentenceshemlockHemlock is a tall wild plant with small white flowers, and it is very poisonous.6 sentenceshenA hen is a female chicken, a farm bird that lays eggs.14 sentenceshenceHence means «so» or «for this reason».22 sentenceshenceforthFrom now on; from this time into the future.18 sentenceshennaA shrub with sweet-smelling flower clusters, also used for a reddish dye.4 sentenceshenryHenry is a boy's or man's first name, also used as a family name; many English kings were called Henry.10 sentencesheptadA group of seven.7 sentencesheraldIn the past, an official who carried messages and made announcements for a king or queen.16 sentencesherbA herb is a plant whose leaves, seeds or flowers are used to add flavour to food, such as basil, mint, parsley, rosemary and thyme.22 sentencesherbageHerbage is grass and green plants, especially the food that animals graze on.8 sentencesherdA herd is a large group of animals of one kind that live and move together, like cows, deer, elephants or horses.22 sentenceshereHere means in, at or to this place: come here.24 sentenceshereafterFrom now on; after this time.19 sentencesherebyHereby means «by this statement, letter or document»the words themselves make something happen. — 16 sentenceshereinIn this document, place or thing; in here.11 sentencesheretoforeUp until now, before this time: the rules heretofore were simple.12 sentencesherewithWith this; by this means.5 sentencesheritageHeritage is the history, traditions, buildings, art and language that a country or group has had for a long time and passes on.18 sentenceshermeticRelating to the secret teachings of Hermes, and to occult magic or mystical study.7 sentencesheronA tall bird with long legs, a long neck and a long sharp beak, which stands still in shallow water to catch fish and frogs.10 sentencesheshvanThe eighth month of the Jewish calendar, in autumn.3 sentenceshesitationA pause before doing something, because you are unsure or afraid.4 sentenceshewTo cut or chop wood or stone with a sharp tool or axe.16 sentenceshewerA person who cuts wood or stone.6 sentenceshewnCut or chopped with an axe, pick or other sharp tool, especially wood or stone.19 sentenceshexadA group of six things.3 sentenceshiHi is a friendly word you say when you meet someone. It means hello.16 sentenceshiddenHidden means put in a place where it cannot easily be seen or found.24 sentenceshiddennessThe state of being hidden or out of sight.3 sentenceshideTo hide means to put something where it cannot be seen or found.27 sentenceshieroglyphicWritten in picture signs, as the ancient Egyptians wrote.8 sentenceshighHigh means far up from the ground, or tall: a high wall, a high mountain.27 sentenceshigherHigher means more high, further up from the ground than something else.25 sentenceshighlyHighly means very or very much: highly dangerous, highly unlikely.21 sentenceshighwayA main road, usually big and fast, that joins towns and cities.20 sentenceshillA hill is high ground, lower than a mountain, with sloping sides.21 sentenceshinAn ancient Hebrew measure of liquid, about a gallon or a little more.13 sentenceshindAt the back; used about animals' legs: the dog's hind legs.19 sentenceshinderTo hinder is to make it hard for someone to do something or to get somewhere; to slow them down or get in their way.14 sentenceshindermostLast, farthest back.5 sentenceshindmostLast, at the very back.7 sentenceshingeA hinge is a small metal joint that lets a door, gate, lid or window swing open and shut.14 sentenceshintnoun.18 sentenceshipThe part of your body on each side where your leg joins your waist.17 sentenceshireTo hire is to pay to use something for a time (UK), like hiring a boat or bikes; in the USA people usually say «rent».23 sentenceshirelingA person who works only for pay.8 sentenceshissTo hiss is to make a long «sss» sound, like a snake or steam escaping.21 sentenceshistorianA historian is a person who studies history and writes about the past, using evidence such as documents, objects and buildings.9 sentenceshistoricHistoric means important in history, or likely to be remembered in the future as important.12 sentenceshistoricalHistorical means to do with history or the past: «historical events», «historical facts».20 sentenceshistoryHistory is everything that happened in the past, especially to people, countries and the world.22 sentenceshitherTo here; to this place: «Come hither» means «come here».21 sentenceshithertoHitherto means until now or until the time being talked about; up to this point.19 sentenceshittiteA person of the Hittites, an ancient people of Canaan and Anatolia.12 sentenceshivA Hebrew letter group, a form of the verb "to be," in Sefer Yetzirah.3 sentenceshlA fragment of print, probably "He," meaning God.3 sentenceshmoA broken piece of letters from a scanned page, with no meaning of its own.1 sentenceshoA shout to get attention or to show surprise: «Land ho!» means «land ahead!».15 sentenceshoarHoar means white or grey, especially of frost, as in «hoar frost».13 sentenceshoardA large store of money, food or valuable things, often kept secret.12 sentenceshoaryGrey or white-haired, as an old person is.13 sentenceshoeA garden tool with a long handle and a flat blade, used to cut weeds and loosen the soil.12 sentencesholdTo hold is to have something in your hand or arms: hold my hand.29 sentencesholderA thing that holds or supports something: a pencil holder, a cup holder.16 sentencesholdingHolding is the -ing form of "hold": having something in your hands or arms, or keeping it in place.18 sentencesholeAn empty space or opening in something solid: a hole in the ground, a hole in a sock.22 sentencesholinessThe quality of being holy, very good and connected with God or a religion.20 sentenceshollowHollow means empty inside, with a space in it.25 sentencesholyHoly means special because it is connected with God or a religion, and treated with deep respect.22 sentenceshomageHomage is a sign of great respect for someone important, often shown by bowing or kneeling.11 sentenceshomeA home is the place where you live, with your family.32 sentenceshomerA home run: a hit that lets the batter run all the way round the bases and score.16 sentenceshomogeneousHomogeneous means the same all the way through, with every part alike.8 sentenceshomophonyHomophony is when different words or letters sound the same, or nearly the same.1 sentenceshoneyHoney is a sweet, thick, golden food made by bees from the nectar of flowers.22 sentenceshoneycombA honeycomb is a wax structure made by bees with many six-sided cells where they store honey and raise their young.16 sentenceshonorHonor is respect and a good name that a person earns by being good and brave.9 sentenceshonorableHonorable means good and fair, deserving respect.8 sentenceshonoringHonoring means showing respect to someone, as in the American spelling of honouring.2 sentenceshonourGreat respect that people give to someone: «in honour of».27 sentenceshonourableGood, honest and fair; deserving respect.19 sentenceshoofA hoof is the hard part of the foot of animals like horses, cows, deer, goats, sheep and pigs.19 sentences1 2 3This page in Markdown → https://md.mova.elamur.ai/free/en/corpora/dictionaries/judaism/H/page/2/