_Hagey._ _Hag_, a scar; _ig_, implying an adjective. Resembling a scar.
_Hale._ _Hale_, whole, tight, healthy.
_Haly._ _Haly_, holy.
_Haldeman._ _Hald_, an abiding place; _man_, a man. A man that has an
abiding place.
_Hap._ _Hap_, an outer garment, mantle, plaid. Happ, a kindred term.
_Haphold._ _Hap_, a plaid; _hold_, a captain. A captain invested with his
plaid.
_Harner._ _Harn_, very coarse linen; _ere_, an agent. One who makes
coarse linen.
_Hasher._ _Hash_, a fellow that neither knows how to dress nor act with
propriety; _ere_, an agent. A fellow that does not dress becomingly.
_Haugh._ _Haugh_, a low, rich land, a valley.
_Haughey._ _Haugh_, a valley; _ig_, expressing an adjective. Valley-like.
_Haughton._ _Haugh_, a valley; _tún_, a town. A valley-town.
_Haverley._ _Haverel_, a half-witted person, half-witted.
_Hawkey._ _Hawkie_, a cow, properly one with a white face.
_Hearse._ _Hearse_, hoarse, rough, raucous.
_Heather._ _Heather_, a heath, a place overgrown with heath, a low shrub
belonging to the family of ericaceous plants.
_Hecht._ _Hecht_, promised, foretold, the thing promised, or offered.
_Heckle._ _Heckle_, a board in which is fixed a number of sharp pins used
in dressing hemp, flax, etc. Heckel, a cognate term.
_Helm._ _Helm_, rudder of a vessel.
_Helmer._ _Helm_, rudder; _ere_, an agent. One who has the charge of the
rudder; a helmsman.
_Helmbold._ _Helm_, rudder, helm; _bóld_, a house. The helmsman’s house;
pilot-house.
_Helms._ _Helm_, Helm; _sun_, son. Son of Helm.
_Herd._ _Herd_, to tend flocks, one who tends flocks.
_Herder._ _Herd_, to tend flocks; _ere_, an agent. One who tends flocks.
_Herry._ _Herry_, to plunder; most properly, to plunder birds’ nests.
_Hiney._ _Hiney_, honey.
_Hinger._ _Hing_, to hang; _ere_, an agent. A hanger; a hangman.
_Hitch._ _Hitch_, a loop, a knot.
_Hoff._ _Howff_, a tippling house, a house of resort.
_Hoole._ _Hool_, outer skin or case, a nut-shell, a peascod, a pea-pod.
_Hooley._ _Hoolie_, slowly, leisurely.
_Horney._ _Hornie_, one of the many names of the devil.
_Howe._ _Howe_, hollow, a hollow, or dell.
_Howkins._ _Howkins_, diggings.
_Howlett._ _Howlet_, an owlet, a small owl.
_Hoy._ _Hoy_, to urge, to press forward. Hoye, of like derivation.
_Hoyer._ _Hoy_, to urge; _ere_, an agent. One who urges; an urger.
_Hoyt._ _Hoyte_, to amble crazily.
_Hushen._ _Hushion_, a cushion.