Words followed by an * or ? are either non-canon or non-verified

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habitually, customarily, regularly (adv) ROD
hail (v) RI'
hailing frequency (n) RI'SE'
hair (on body) (n) POB
hair (on head) (n) JIB
half (n) BID
hall, assembly hall (n) VAS
hammer (n) MUPWI'
hand (n) GOP
hand held disruptor, disruptor pistol (n) NISWI' HIC
hand that is open/flat (n) GIT
handgun (n) HIC
hand-held disruptor, disruptor pistol (n) NISWI' HIC
handle of an axe (v) DES
handle, hilt (of knife, bat'leth) (n) RET'AK
handle, manipulate by hand (v) RAQ
handsome, be handsome, beautiful (v) 'IH
hang (v) HUS
hangover (have a hangover), be hung over (v) UH
happen simultaneously (v) KUK
happy, be happy (v) QUC
hard, be hard (like a rock) (v) LET
harmful, be harmful (v) JOC
harmonious with, be harmonious with, tasty, delicious (v) 'EY
harvest (v) YOB
hate, detest (v) MUS
haute cuisine (n) SOJ KUB
have a depth of (v) SAW'
have a hangover, be hung over (v) 'UH
have a headache (v) WUQ
have a height/length of (v) (v.t) (object is length) {HolQeD v6n2p9 S32} [MSN 10/22/97] 'AB
have a length of, measure (v) 'AD
have a length/height of (v) (v.t) (object is length) {HolQeD v6n2p9 S32} [MSN 10/22/97] 'AB
have a volume of (v) MUK
have a weight of, weigh (v) FI'
have a width of (v) [MSN 10/22/97] JUC
have faith in, trust (v) VOK
have, posses (v) GAJ
hazardous, be hazardous, be perilous, be treacherous (v) QOM
   
he, she, him, her (pro) GAH
he/she/it - him/her/it/them (pre) 0-
he/she/it - us (pre) NU-
he/she/it - you (pre) DU-
he/she/it/they - (no object) (pre) 0-
he/she/it/they - me (pre) MU-
he/she/it/they - you(pl) (pre) LI-
head (n) NAC
head of house, Lord/Lady (n) JOH
headache (have a) (v) WUQ
healthy, be healthy (v) PIV
hear (v) QOY
heart (n) TIK
heart of targ (n) a food item. TARG TIK
heat (n) TUJ
heavy, be heavy (v) 'UG
hell, netherworld (where dishonoured go) (n) GE''OR
helm (n) DEG
helmet (n) MIV
helmsman (n) DEGWI'
help (n) QAH
help, aid (v) QAH
her, he, she, him (pro) GAH
-her/his (n-4) -DAJ
herbed granulated cartilage (for food preparation) (n) FAT
here, hereabouts (n) NADEV
hereabouts, here (n) NADEV
heritage (n) KUH
hero (n) SUB
heroic, be heroic, be brave, be bold, be valiant, be intrepid (v) (slang) SUB
Hertz (radio frequency) (n) CADVAY'
   
hide, cloak (v) SO'
High Command (n) ultimate Klingon military authority RA'GOMKUV
High Council (n) YEJKUV
high, be high (v) JEN
higher, be higher (in rank, status), be next (in a series, sequence) (v) VEB
high resolution (v) [BoP Poster] PUP
hill, mountain (n) HUD
hilt, handle (of knife, bat'leth) (n) RET'AK
him, her, he, she (pro) GAH
hinder, interfere, disrupt, interfere with (v) NIS
-his/her (n-4) -DAJ
history (n) KUN
hit (percussion instrument) with fist (v) (m) XAW'
hit (percussion instrument) with palm (v) WEK
hit (with hand, fist, implement) (v) KIP
   
hold, grasp (v) 'UC
holdings, domain, territory (n) [NEWS 12/7/98] YER
holodeck, holosuite (n) TOJBOG PA'
hologram generator (n) * TOJBOG JO'
holster (n) VAH
home (n) JUH
home world (n) JUHKO'
honest, be honest YUDHA'
-honorific (v-8) e.g., KALEGNES - I am honoured to see you. (used but never required) -NES
honour (n) BAX
honour (n) KUV
honour (v) KUVMOH
honour display (n) KUV BEY'
honourable, be honourable, honoured (v) KUV
honoured, be honoured, honourable (v) KUV
honoured, with honour (adv) BAX
hoof (n) LEM
hoop & stick manoeuvre, qa'vak (traditional game) (n) KA'VAQ
hoop (n) GO
hope (v) TUL
horizontal, be horizontal (v) SAS
hostage (n) VUB
hot, be hot (v) TUJ
hotel (n) MEBPA'MEY
hour (n) e.g., TERA'REP WA' - Earth one o'clock <> REP LOS WEJMAH - 4:30hrs. There are several ways to ask ‘What time is it?' When working within the 24 hour interplanetary communication as favoured by the Federation it is not a question but a command; REP YIPER - ‘ascertain/specify the hour'. In non-military contexts and situations where interplanetary communication is not a concern the most common way of asking this question however is quite different. It is based on the way the question was asked in ancient times; 'ARLOG QOYLU'PU' - How many times has (someone) heard (it)? or How many times has somone heard it? The answer to this question for example would be CA'LOG QOYLU'PU' for two o'clock [e.g. from NEWS group online, 2/3/99] REP
house, building, structure (n) KAC
house (family), tribe, ancestral unit (n) TUK
House (family, ancestral unit) of Fire (pr n) (name of a Klingon opera) KUL TUK
house; head of, Lord/Lady (n) JOH
how? (ques) CAY'
how many? how much? (ques) 'AR
how many times? (ques) There are several ways to ask ‘What time is it?' When working within the 24 hour interplanetary communication as favoured by the Federation it is not a question but a command; REP YIPER - ‘ascertain/specify the hour'. In non-military contexts and situations where interplanetary communication is not a concern the most common way of asking this question however is quite different. It is based on the way the question was asked in ancient times; 'ARLOG QOYLU'PU' - How many times has (someone) heard (it)? or How many times has somone heard it? The answer to this question for example would be CA'LOG QOYLU'PU' for two o'clock [NEWS group online, 2/3/99] 'ARLOG
how much? how many? (ques) 'AR
however, but, nevertheless, even so (conj) 'A , 'AC
Howl, wail, cry (n) used alone and in sentences e.g., HEG BEY - death cry <> BEY SEQ - ceremonial howl BEY
   
huh? what? what did you say? (excl) NUKJAX
hull (n) SOM
human (n) HUMAN
humanoid (n) YOK
hundred (num) VAX
hundred thousand's (100,000) (num-forming element) (num) -BIP
hungry, be hungry (v) GUF
hunt (v) WAM
hunt (v) CON
hunter (n) WAMWI'
hunting song (n) CON BOM
hunting spear (n) NAQJEJ
Hur'q (person) (n) HUR'IKFAN
hurl a spear by means of a chetvi (v) (w) WOB
hurl about, throw around (v) JAD
hurry (v) MOD
Hurry up! (excl) TUG
husband (n) LODNAL
husk, rind, peel (of fruit, nut) (n) YUB
   
Hydrogen (n) [BoP Poster] BIQSIP
hymn, anthem (n) VAN BOM
hypnotise (v) VOF
hypo, pneumatic hypo (n) HERGWI'
hypo, pneumatic hypo (n) HERG QAYWI'
   

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