Sanskrit, Greek, and Latin hard sounds become Aspirate sounds in
English; example:—
_Sanskrit_, hrid (= _krid_)
_Greek_, kardia } = _English_ _H_eart.
_Latin_, cor-dis
The true English Aspirate corresponds to the Sanskrit K, and has
nothing to do with the old Aryan _H_. The Latin H in _habere_ has no
Aryan root, and remains unexplained. English _have_ is related to the
Latin _capere_, not _habere_.