Heathy
Heathya.full of or abounding with heath
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Heave
Heaven.a lift, swell, struggle, effort, endeavor
Heave (2)
Heavev.heaved, hove,pret.heaved, hove,pa.to lift, swell, pant, beat, vomit, cast
Heaven
Heavenn.the habitation of the blessed, the sky
Heavenborn
Heavenborna.descended from heaven, holy
Heavenbred
Heavenbreda.produced in heaven, devout
Heavenbuilt
Heavenbuilta.built by the favor of the gods
Heavendirected
Heavendirecteda.directed toward heaven
Heavenly
Heavenlya.inhabiting heaven, holy, charming
Heavenly (2)
Heavenlyad.in a heavenly manner, divinely
Heavenward
Heavenwardad.towards heaven, devoutly
Heaveoffering
Heaveofferingn.the first fruits given to a priest
Heavily
Heavilyad.in a heavy manner, slowly
Heaviness
Heavinessn.weight, affliction, oppression, dullness
Heaving
Heavingn.a lifting, swelling, effort to vomit
Heavy
Heavya.weighty, grievous, full, dull, drowsy
Heavyhanded
Heavyhandeda.having a heavy hand, clumsy
Hebdomad
Hebdomadn.a week, the space of seven days
Hebdomadal
Hebdomadal, or Hebdomadarya.weekly
Hebetate
Hebetatev.t.to make dull, dull, blunt, stupify
Hebetude
Hebetuden.dullness, bluntness, great heaviness
Hebraic
Hebraic, or Hebrewa.pertaining to the Hebrews
Hebraism
Hebraismn.a Hebrew idiom or form of speech
Hebraist
Hebraist, or Hebriciann.one skilled in Hebrew, a Jew
Hebrew (2)
Hebrewn.the language of the Hebrews, a Jew
Hecatomb
Hecatombn.a sacrifice of an hundred oxen
Hectic
Hectica.habitual, continual, flow;n.a fever