The Hair of the head, E’ror_oo_,
                                                       s.  E’roh_oo_r_oo_.
   Grey Hair, Hinna’heina.
   Red Hair, or a red-headed man, E’h_oo_.
   Curled Hair, P_ee_p_ee_.
   Woolly frizzled Hair, Oe’toeeto.
   To pull the Hair, E’w_ou_a. 
   Hair, tied on the crown of the head, E’p_oo_te. 
   Half of any thing, Fa’eete. 
   A Hammer, Et_ee_’te. 
   Hammer it out, Atoo’bian_oo_. 
   The Hand, E’r_ee_ma.
   A deformed Hand, P_ee_le’oi.
   A motion with the Hand in dancing, O’ne o’ne. 
   A Harangue, or speech, Oraro. 
   A Harbour, or anchoring-place, T_oo_’t_ou_. 
   Hardness, E’ta,e’ta. 
   A Hatchet, axe, or adze, Toee. 
   He, Nana. 
   The Head, Oo’po.
   A shorn Head, E’v_ou_a. 
   The Head-ache, in consequence of
   drunkenness, Eana`n_ee_a.
   The sense of Hearing, Faro. 
   The Heart of an animal, A’h_ou_too. 
   Heat, warmth, Mahanna,hanna. 
   Heavy, not light, T_ei_ma’ha.
   The sea Hedge-hog, Totera.
   A blue Heron, Otoo.
   A white Heron, Tra’pappa. 
   To hew with an axe, Teraee. 
   Hibiscus, the smallest species of Hibiscus,
   with rough seed cases, that adhere
   to the clothes in walking, P_ee_re,p_ee_re. 
   Hibiscus, a species of Hibiscus with
   large yellow flowers, Po_oo_’r_ou_. 
   The Hiccup, Et_oo_’ee,
                                                       s.  E_oo_’wha. 
   Hide, to hide a thing, E’h_oo_na. 
   High, or steep, Mato. 
   A Hill, or mountain, Ma_oo_,