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hhnthe ninth letter of the Borna languageBornotse jeed'l fideliyu 'h' eta etefoThe ninth letter of the Borna language is 'h'.
habitdoyanan activity that a human being practice and done repeatedlyNtookon gond doyots kindifi.Don't let yourself get into bad habits!
hackgáshávto cut with axeTabi dugo gashre.He hacked the wood to make a handle out of it.
hairs'iirangrowth of fine flexible protein strands covering on the body and headB took s'iiro genza.Her hair is long.
hair braidingtook wozavinterwoven strands of hair together to form a styleBtooko wozra.She is braiding her own hair.
hair pickbuc'anan instrument with a row of long thin teeth, used to pick hair in afroMaamit buc'u t'af butstsotse btooko c'ugurutsere.Mamit's hair is in a mess because she couldn't find her hair pick.
haircuttook k'ut'eyavcutting of hair, removing hair with scissors or razorAndr took k'uut'eyi naaro k'ut'ere.He has got a new haircut style.
halfbada1none of the two equal parts that makes a wholeK'ash iko gitosh kayiyat taash bbado imra.She cut the bananas into two halves and gave one half to me.
halljebi maanmeeting hallNogálotse jebi maa een iko fa'e.There is a big hall in our village.
hammermakeshanhand held instrument with a handle on one end and a head with a flat surface and two prong fork used for poundingMismaran kaatsosh makesho taash geyiyituwe.I need a hammer to flatten the nail.
hand madekíshi fiinaadjto make by hand such as basket weavingC'aamanots kíshon fiinekno.These shoes are hand made.
handcuffmuk'ánpair of chained circles that clasp around the wrist or ankles by police to keep suspect from escapingB'kísho muk'ón tiprno.They put handcuffs his hands.
handledugánpart of object held in the handAndr dugó shikosh doozre.He made a new handle to the knife.
handspanznzranunit of traditional measure for length using the index finger and thumb on the same handznzro jootsi indi k'ac'a.Handspan is one of traditional lengths of measure.
hangjiitavto place on a hook or hanger, to lift upTkootiyo ewuk jiirta ?Where can I hang my coat?
hangankacavto be fixed above the groundk'obiyo mitast ankacere.The hat is hung on the tree branch.
hangingjóóravsuspended in air by holding on with hands, dangling in the air by holding on with handsShaku mítats jóórutsera.The monkey is hanging on the tree.
happenk'alá4vto affect sombody or somethingAshan ee k'al?What happens to the man?
happinessgenewaadjstate of being pleasedB'máátsu naayo shuwat jeenon bbiishere genewere.His happiness is because his wife gave birth to baby boy.
harboraatsi deembana safe place for ships to stay when they are not sailingItop'iyu andi woran jibuti aatsi deemboni fiinats bjitsir.Currently Ethiopia is using the Djibouti harbor.
hard (injera)t'áára2adjbecause the rising process was not complete and the injera or bread becomes tough and flatMishi t'ááro k'ac'era.She baked hard injera.
hard shell fruitúúlánkind of fruit found in the forestÚúl móó amrno.They went to eat the hard shell red seed fruit.
harvesting timek'és'i worantime for gathering crops from field, harvesting timeK'és'i woro waa bweyir.Harvest time is coming.
hatbarmeet'ana piece of clothing that you wear on your headAldo barmeet'i sheengo detsfe.Alex is wearing a nice hat.
hatchk'óp'a2vthe coming out of a baby from shells by applying natural or artificial heatKafwots keetso bok'op'fo mahare.Birds hatch their eggs in the spring season.