Dublex Definitions

habil [From Latin 'habilitas', extant in Spanish 'habilidad', English 'ability'.] ability -- quality of being able to perform

habilbeza [ability+absence+{noun-modifier}] unskilled

habilcomun [ability+communication] eloquence, fluency -- powerful and effective language

habile [ability+{verb-modifier}] ably, can

hacar [Blend of Arabic /shakl/ and Hindi /akar/.] form, shape -- the characteristic three-dimensional configuration or abstraction of a thing [contrast with "form", the two-dimensional shape]

hacarbeza [form+absence+{noun-modifier}] amorphous

hacarmed [form+middle] center (three-dimensional)

Hacarvocsistu [form+word+system+{verb}] XML, Extended Markup Language -- a language for storing uniquely structured information in an international standard format

hafer [From Arabic /shafr/.] blade -- a broad, flat part of a tool that usu. has a cutting edge

haferbomb [blade+bomb] shrapnel -- shell containing lead pellets that explodes in flight

hafercond [blade+condition] crisis, critical condition -- a state between success and failure, between life and death

hafercov [blade+cover] sheath

hafercovnashir [blade+cover+nose+bird] sheathbill

haferdent [blade+tooth] incisor (c.f. catdent)

haferfab [blade+creation] sword forging -- the act of creating a blade

haferfonhim [blade+sound+tool] musical saw

hafermin [blade+fish] sawfish (Pristis)

hafermin [blade+fish] swordfish (genus Xiphias)

hafernogletmin [blade+limb+{diminutive}+fish] swordtail (genus Xiphophorus)

haferpanta [blade+plant+{noun-modifier}] ensiform -- having leaves resembling a sword blade

haferton [blade+{augmentative}] sword -- a cutting or thrusting weapon with a long blade

haferton [blade+{augmentative}] sword

hafertontoppant [blade+{augmentative}+top+plant] iris -- any plant of the genus Iris, which have narrow sword-shaped leaves with various colored flowers

hafervoc [blade+word] abuse, insult, revilement, contumely, vilification -- a rude expression intended to offend or hurt

hafervuh [blade+weapon] sword -- a weapon consisting of a long metal blade with a handle.

halt [Blend of English 'height' (with cognates in German and Dutch) with Latin 'altus', "high", extant in Romance (Spanish, Italian) and auxiliaries (Esperanto, Novial).] high object -- something relatively distant from the ground [scalar]

haltcah [{high-object}+{abstraction}] height -- distance from ground or baseline to top [scalar

haltcon [{high-object}+{opposite}] low object -- something relatively close to the ground [scalar

haltconhazargurp [{high-object}+{opposite}+tree+group] shrubbery -- a collection of shrubs growing together

haltconi [{high-object}+{opposite}+{verb}] S is a tall object of height O

haltconi [{high-object}+{opposite}+{verb}] S is a short object of height O

haltcopmin [{high-object}+copy+fish] louvar (family Luvaridae)

halthir [{high-object}+bird] crane (Gruidae)

halthorcconforl [{high-object}+{wide-object}+{opposite}+flower] lily -- a tall, narrow flower of the family Liliaceae

haltmercah [{high-object}+measure+{abstraction}] altitude/height

haltmerhim [{high-object}+measure+tool] altimeter

haltvathir [{high-object}+water+bird] cormorant

haltvic [{high-object}+vehicle] ski lift, gondola

hand [From Germanic /hand/ (in English, German, Dutch, et al), with /ha-/ reinforced by Hindi.] hand -- the prehensile distal extremity of the superior limb

handbac [hand+alphabet] the Sign Language alphabet

handbez [hand+absence] acheiria

handdit [hand+digit] finger

handditcanc [hand+digit+shell] fingernail

handfab [hand+creation] something made by hand

handfestfon [hand+celebration+sound] applause -- the sound or action of hands being clapped together in praise of something

handgarm [hand+communication-unit] hand signals, signs

handhafervuh [hand+blade+weapon] knife -- a weapon with a handle and blade with a sharp point

handmam [hand+mammal] monkey

handmetalfonhim [hand+metal+sound+tool] trumpet

handnod [hand+base] wrist

handnodposhir [hand+base+position+bird] falcon (family Falconidae)

handsahfon [hand+favorableness+sound] applause -- the sound or action of hands being clapped together in praise of something

handsint [hand+science] moniatry

handton [hand+{augmentative}] fist -- a hand with the fingers clenched in the palm as for hitting

Handtoppantpictu [hand+top+plant+picture] Guam (GUM)

handvoc [hand+word] sign -- a hand signal that represents a word or phrase

handvocsist [hand+word+system] sign language

har [From Hindi /shar/, with initial /sh-/ in Russian /shyetre/.] four -- the cardinal number that is the sum of three and one

harcon [four+{opposite}] negative four, -4

Hardevcitabu [four+god+book] Gospel, Gospels, evangel -- four books in the New Testament that tell the story of Christ's life and teachings

Harduvnatinletu [four+two+nation+{diminutive}] Washington -- 42th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Nov. 11, 1889

harduvper [four+two+person] 42-year old -- a person who has experienced 42 but not 43 years since birth

hargitar [four+guitar] uke, ukulele -- a small Hawaiian guitar having four strings

Harharnatinletu [four+four+nation+{diminutive}] Wyoming -- 44th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on July 10, 1890

harharper [four+four+person] 44-year old -- a person who has experienced 44 but not 45 years since birth

harjantcals [four+animal+class] order

harl [Truncation of 'harlinform', "tetragon, four-line-shape". The Arabic, English, Hindi, Russian and Spanish forms are ultimately derived from words meaning "four".] square -- a plane rectangle with four equal sides and four right angles

harlbac [square+alphabet] katakana -- the system of Japanese characters used to represent the sounds of words borrowed from other languages

harlcah [square+{abstraction}] quadratic square equation

harlcon [square+{opposite}] point, having no dimension

harldend [square+debt] millstone -- any debt that is difficult to carry

harlhar [square+four] corner -- the point where two lines meet or intersect

harllet [square+{diminutive}] a part or section of an equalateral four-sided polygon

harlton [square+{augmentative}] cube

harlvatsanj [square+water+bread] tortellini

harlvic [square+vehicle] boxcar

Harmiru [four+world] Mars -- the fourth planet from the Sun

Harnatinletu [four+nation+{diminutive}] Georgia -- fourth state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Jan. 2, 1788

Harnennatinletu [four+nine+nation+{diminutive}] Alaska -- 49th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Jan. 3, 1959

harnenper [four+nine+person] 49-year old -- a person who has experienced 49 but not 50 years since birth

harnobil [four+noble] duke/duchess

harnobilmas [four+noble+{masculine}] duke

harnobilses [four+noble+{feminine}] duchess

harnogbezper [four+limb+absence+person] quadruplegic

harpantcals [four+plant+class] order

harped [four+foot] tetrapod -- vertebrate animal with four legs or leg-like limbs (as in flippers of seals)

harpedvic [four+foot+vehicle] quadcycle

Harpennatinletu [four+five+nation+{diminutive}] Utah -- 45th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Jan. 4, 1896

harpenper [four+five+person] 45-year old -- a person who has experienced 45 but not 46 years since birth

harper [four+person] four-year old -- a person who has experienced four but not five years since birth

harpostcals [four+mail+class] fourth class, fourth-class mail -- mail consisting of merchandise and some printed matter weighing over eight ounces and not sealed against inspection (U.S. & Canada)

Harrunlunu [four+red+moon] Iran (IRN)

Harruntaru [four+red+star] New Zealand (NZL)

Harsemnatinletu [four+seven+nation+{diminutive}] New Mexico -- 47th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Jan. 6, 1912

harsemper [four+seven+person] 47-year old -- a person who has experienced 47 but not 48 years since birth

harsezona [four+season+{noun-modifier}] evergreen -- of a plant whose leaves remain during all four seasons (c.f. harsezonpanta)

harsezonnonta [four+season+negation+{noun-modifier}] deciduous -- not living, flowering, etc. during all four seasons

harsezonpant [four+season+plant] evergreen -- a plant whose leaves remain during all four seasons

harsezonpanta [four+season+plant+{noun-modifier}] evergreen -- of a plant whose leaves remain during all four seasons

Harsirnatinletu [four+zero+nation+{diminutive}] South Dakota -- 40th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Nov. 2, 1889

harsirper [four+zero+person] 40-year old -- a person who has experienced 40 but not 41 years since birth

Harsisnatinletu [four+six+nation+{diminutive}] Oklahoma -- 46th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Nov. 16, 1907

harsisper [four+six+person] 46-year old -- a person who has experienced 46 but not 47 years since birth

Harsutvodu [four+thread+body-of-water] Missouri River -- the longest river of the United States and of North America, flowing about 4,127 km (2,565 mi) to the Mississippi River

Harternatinletu [four+three+nation+{diminutive}] Idaho -- 43th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on July 3, 1890

harterper [four+three+person] 43-year old -- a person who has experienced 43 but not 44 years since birth

harton [four+{augmentative}] 40

Harvannatinletu [four+one+nation+{diminutive}] Montana -- 41th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Nov. 8, 1889

harvanper [four+one+person] 41-year old -- a person who has experienced 41 but not 42 years since birth

harvisbadmin [four+sight+body-part+fish] anableps (genus Anableps)

Harvisbadminu [four+sight+body-part+fish] Anableps anableps -- a South American minnow-like fish that cruises the water surface; it has four lens, two equipped for air vision and two equipped for water vision

harvismin [four+sight+fish] (c.f. harvisbadmin)

Harvoctnatinletu [four+eight+nation+{diminutive}] Arizona -- 48th state to enter the Union, admitted to the U.S. on Feb. 14, 1912

harvoctper [four+eight+person] 48-year old -- a person who has experienced 48 but not 49 years since birth

hasal [From Arabic /hasal/.] event, occurrence, happening -- something that takes place

hasalcond [event+condition] situation

hasalcondpict [event+condition+picture] picture, the big picture

hasalhabil [event+ability] possibility -- the potentiality of occurring or being so

hasalhabila [event+ability+{noun-modifier}] possible -- able to happen; able to be the case

hasallev [event+left] funeral -- a ceremony celebrating the life of someone who just died, often culminating in internment

hasalmicor [event+tiny-item] quantum mechanics

hasalnonthabil [event+negation+ability] impossibility -- the fact that something cannot happen or cannot be so

hasalnonthabila [event+negation+ability+{noun-modifier}] impossible -- incapable of occurring or being the case

hasalpict [event+picture] the drawn recreation of an event by a hired artist in a court of law

haz [Truncation of 'hazil', "comedy".] fun -- activities that are enjoyable or amusing

hazar [From Arabic /shazar/, with /sh-/ in Mandarin Chinese /shu/.] tree -- a tall perennial woody plant having a main trunk and branches forming a distinct elevated crown; includes both gymno- and angiosperms

hazarbamub [Loan translation of Japanese enoki+take, Chinese nettle tree + bamboo.] enokidake, golden needles - widely cultivated mushroom (Flammulina velutipes) native to North America and eastern Asia; somewhat resembles the bean sprout.

hazarbez [tree+absence] ingratitude, ungratefulness -- a lack of gratitude

hazarbeza [tree+absence+{noun-modifier}] unwooded

hazarcah [tree+{abstraction}] wood

hazarcah [tree+{abstraction}] wood -- tissue of trees, often cut and dried especially for use as building material and fuel

hazarcahfonhim [tree+{abstraction}+sound+tool] xylophone, marimba

hazarcahpartlet [tree+{abstraction}+part+{diminutive}] splinter

hazarcahpartlet [tree+{abstraction}+part+{diminutive}] stick -- a small, broken-off piece of wood

hazarcahtubpant [tree+{abstraction}+tube+plant] gnetophyte -- a plant of the division Gnetophyta (gymnosperms with wood-vessels)

hazarcatoh [tree+cat] leopard

hazarcov [tree+cover] bark -- the rough outer covering of trees

hazardoj [tree+precipitation] dew -- water that has condensed on a cool surface overnight from water vapor in the air

hazarfib [tree+amphibian] tree frog (Hylidae)

hazargurp [tree+group] grove -- a collection of trees in one place

hazargurpmest [tree+group+site] forest, woods -- an area of land covered with trees

hazarhir [tree+bird] woodpecker

hazarmaterhir [tree+matter+bird] woodcreeper (Dendrocolaptidae)

hazarmuh [tree+rodent] squirrel

hazarmuhmin [tree+rodent+fish] squirrelfish (order Beryciformes)

hazarnod [tree+base] stump, tree stump -- the base part of a tree that remains standing after the tree has been felled

hazarser [tree+series] forest, woodland, timberland, timber -- land that is covered with trees and shrubs

hazarsint [tree+science] forestry

hazarsisp [tree+insect] termite

hazarsispfib [tree+insect+amphibian] termite frog (Phrynomerus)

hazarsispmam [tree+insect+mammal] tree-shrew (Tupaiidae)

hazarvic [tree+vehicle] cherry picker

hazcamp [fun+field] playground -- yard consisting of an outdoor area for children's play

hazcon [fun+{opposite}] boredom

hazil [From Arabic /hazli/, with initial /h-/ in Mandarin Chinese /hwaji/ and Hindi /hasya/.] comedy -- something funny or humorous

hazilcact [comedy+action] antic, joke, prank, trick, caper, put-on -- a ludicrous or grotesque act done for fun and amusement

hazilcis [comedy+story] comic strip, cartoon strip, strip -- a sequence of drawings in a newspaper telling a story

hazilcismulp [comedy+story+performance] comedy -- a play of a predominantly comic nature or with a 'happy ending'

hazilconcismulp [comedy+{opposite}+story+performance] tragedy -- a play of a predominantly tragic nature, or with a disastrous ending

hazilfon [comedy+sound] laugh

hazilfonminhir [comedy+sound+fish+bird] laughing kookaburra (Dacelo novaeguineae)

hazilfonmusichir [comedy+sound+music+bird] laughingthrush (Garrulax)

hazilgarm [comedy+communication-unit] joke

hazilgarm [comedy+communication-unit] joke, gag, laugh, jest, jape, yak, wheeze -- a humorous anecdote or remark

hazilii [comedy+{preposition}+{opposite}] ROTFL -- Internet abbreviation for "Rolling On The Floor Laughing"

hazilmult [comedy+multiplication] viral comedy -- the ever-expanding distribution (typically through e-mail) of a particularly humorous joke

hazilner [comedy+black] black comedy -- a dramatic work juxtaposing morbid and farcical elements to give a disturbing effect

hazilpict [comedy+picture] comic strip, cartoon strip, strip -- a sequence of drawings in a newspaper telling a story

hazilsint [comedy+science] comedic science (comedy)

Haziltigercelebu [comedy+tiger+play] Calvinball

haziltonii [comedy+{augmentative}+{preposition}+{opposite}] ROTFLMAO -- Internet abbreviation for "Rolling On The Floor Laughing My A-- Off"

hazlet [fun+{diminutive}] a little fun

hazmerhim [fun+measure+tool] fun-meter

hazvic [fun+vehicle] sports car

hazvis [fun+sight] funhouse mirror -- a mirror that presents a comically distorted reflection

herc [Contraction of 'hircsacar', mispronounciation of Dublex 'sirchacar', "circle 3D-object".] sphere -- three-dimensional closed surface such that each point is equidistant from another

hercbarc [sphere+lightning] ball lightning

herccandceleb [sphere+hole+play] pool, billiards -- any of several games played on a rectangular cloth-covered table with cushioned edges in which long tapering cue sticks are used to propel ivory or composition balls

hercceleb [sphere+play] athletics -- an active diversion requiring physical exertion and competition

Hercfonhimu [sphere+sound+tool] Helmholtz resonator

herchim [sphere+tool] bat, stick, racket/racquet -- any ball-hitting tool

herchimmov [sphere+tool+movement] strike -- pitch that the batter misses and/or pitch within the strike zone that the batter does not hit

herchimmovherc [sphere+tool+movement+sphere] hit -- successful stroke of the bat

hercjant [sphere+animal] tribble

hercmovconper [sphere+movement+{opposite}+person] catcher -- person stationed behind home plate that catches pitched balls

hercmovi [sphere+movement+{verb}] roll -- to move along in the manner a ball-shaped object does

hercmovmal [sphere+movement+disparagement] foul -- ball struck with the bat that does not stay within the foul lines on the field

hercmovper [sphere+movement+person] pitcher -- person who throws the ball toward the batter

hercmultped [sphere+multiplication+foot] millipede (class Diplopoda)

hercpusper [sphere+use+person] ball player

hercsint [sphere+science] spherical geometry

hercvanharped [sphere+one+four+foot] pillbug -- an isopod capable of rolling up into a ball

hercvic [sphere+vehicle] a small transparent plastic globe for a rodent or other small animal to run around inside.

hercvic [sphere+vehicle] gerbil globe -- a transparent sphere a rodent can maneuver around

hical [From Arabic /haikal/.] frame -- a structure supporting or containing something

Hicalcolu [frame+wheel] Unicycle

hicalfonhim [frame+sound+tool] harp

hicaltop [frame+top] lintel

hild [From English 'shield', from Germanic *skelduz, extant in German, Dutch, Novial, et al., and borrowed into Spanish as 'escudo'. Initial /sh-/ sound in Italian 'schermo' and Esperanto 's^ermilo'.] shield -- a protective structure or device, esp. one used by warriors

Hildcahduvlansu [shield+{abstraction}+two+spear] Kenya (KEN)

hildcam [shield+garment] armor, armour -- protective covering made of metal and used in combat

hildcomp [shield+computer] firewall machine -- a dedicated gateway computer implementing security precautions to safeguard the network while offering access to outside the network

hildconus [shield+cone] cone -- protective cone placed around the neck of an animal to keep it from scratching out its stitches

hildfonhim [shield+sound+tool] gong

him [From Hindi /shimta/, with initial /sh-/ in Mandarin Chinese and in Russian (in /shipsi/, "tongs").] tool, utensil, implement -- an apparatus for practical use (esp. in a household)

hir [From Hindi /shiryi/, with initial /shi-/ in Mandarin Chinese.] bird -- warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrates of the class Aves characterized by feathers and forelimbs modified as wings

hirfonhim [bird+sound+tool] flute

hirgarm [bird+communication-unit] bird song

hiriu vovmam [bird+monotreme] platypus, duckbill, duckbilled platypus, duck-billed platypus, Ornithorhynchus anatinus -- small densely furred aquatic monotreme of Australia and Tasmania having a broad bill and tail and webbed feet; only species in the family Ornithorhynchidae

hirlet [bird+{diminutive}] warbler, etc. -- general word for small songbirds

hirmahin [bird+machine] airplane

hirmam [bird+mammal] platypus, duckbill, duckbilled platypus, duck-billed platypus, Ornithorhynchus anatinus -- small densely furred aquatic monotreme of Australia and Tasmania having a broad bill and tail and webbed feet; only species in the family Ornithorhynchidae

hirnestbancpant [bird+nest+reserve+plant] bird's-nest cactus

hirsint [bird+science] ornithology

hirton [bird+{augmentative}] emu, Australian bird like the ostrich but slightly smaller. Unlike the ostrich, the emu is easily domesticated and ranched, esp. in the US and Australia

hisan [Arabic /hisan/, with initial /h-/ in English 'horse'.] horse, Equus caballus -- solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehistoric times

hisanbacar [horse+bovine] roan antelope (Hippotragus)

hisancombnic [horse+fight+worker] horseman -- a warrior who rides on horseback

Hisancombnicnatinu [horse+fight+worker+nation] Mongolia

hisanfassisp [horse+{decay}+insect] horse fly (genus Tabanus)

hisangarm [horse+communication-unit] horselaugh

hisanjamadvic [horse+freeze+vehicle] sleigh

hisanlavnic [horse+washing/cleaning+professional] stableman, stableboy, groom, hostler, ostler -- someone employed in a stable to take care of the horses

hisanletmal [horse+{diminutive}+disparagement] burro -- a small donkey, esp. one used for a pack animal

hisanmin [horse+fish] seahorse -- a kind of fish with a head resembling that of a horse.

hisanpedvas [horse+foot+container] horseshoe -- a U-shaped metal shoe for a horse

hisanpigsutpant [horse+buttock+thread+plant] horsetail -- a plant of the division Equisetophyta, with bamboo-like segments joined together with several needles coming out of the joints

hisansint [horse+science] equine science

hisansut [horse+thread] reins

hisanteror [horse+fear] hippophobia

hisantigera [horse+tiger+{noun-modifier}] disordered -- all jumbled up (c.f. posgurpmala)

hisanvic [horse+vehicle] carriage

hisanvic [horse+vehicle] carriage -- horse-drawn open vehicle

hocolat [Derived from Nahuatl 'xocolatl' and extant in every major language, including Arabic, Mandarin Chinese, English, Hindi, Russian, Norwegian 'sjokolade', Spanish, Swedish 'chokolad', Italian, French, German, Dutch, Esperanto and Novial.] chocolate -- food made from roasted ground cacao beans

hocolatbar [chocolate+bar] chocolate bar -- a rectangular piece of flavored chocolate

hocolatcart [chocolate+card] would this be one of those annoying brochures and other cards they always stick above the bubble wrap in a box of See's chocolates?

hocolatlic [chocolate+liquid] hot chocolate; cocoa

hocolatpant [chocolate+plant] cacao -- the plant of the genus Theobroma from which chocolate is derived

hor [From Latin 'hora', extant in Hindi, Romance (Spanish, Italian, French), English ('hour'), auxiliaries (Esperanto, Novial).] hour -- a time period of 60 minutes

horc [Contraction of Russian /shirok/, with /sh-r/ in Hindi /shaur/.] wide object -- something with relatively great extent from side to side [scalar]

horcbada [{wide-object}+body-part+{noun-modifier}] obese

horcbadcond [{wide-object}+body-part+condition] obesity

horccah [{wide-object}+{abstraction}] width -- extent of something from side to side [scalar

horccon [{wide-object}+{opposite}] narrow object -- something with relatively minor extent from side to side [scalar

horcmercah [{wide-object}+measure+{abstraction}] width

horcmuchir [{wide-object}+mouth+bird] broadbill (Eurylaimidae)

horcvid [wide object+glass] display window, shopwindow, show window -- a window of a store facing onto the street; used to display merchandise for sale in the store

horfonhim [hour+sound+tool] clock chimes

horgarm [hour+communication-unit] chimes or bells signally the hour

horpart [hour+part] minute

horz [From Latin 'horizon', extant in Romance (Spanish, Italian), Germanic (English, German, Dutch) and auxilaries (Esperanto, Novial).] horizontal -- something, such as a line, a plane or an object, that is parallel to or in the plane of the horizon or base line

Horzmedmirnatinu [horizontal+middle+world+nation] Ecuador

Horzmedmiru [horizontal+middle+world] Equator

horzpedcalot [horizontal+foot+dog] bear (Ursidae)

horzvic [horizontal+vehicle] hovercraft

hubac [From Arabic /shubak/, with initial /sh-/ in Mandarin Chinese /shuan/.] opening, aperture -- an opening into something that goes completely through it [contrast 'cand']

hubacbacpart [opening+alphabet+part] a letter (as A, B, O, P, Q, g, e) that has at least one line that is completely closed

hubaccart [opening+card] punch card -- a card with holes punched in certain places to be read by a computer

hubacconganhim [opening+{opposite}+agent+tool] lock

hubaccongani [opening+{opposite}+agent+{verb}] close, shut

hubaccordcanti [bead+thread+{v.}] bead -- decorate by sewing beads onto

hubacganhabilcart [opening+agent+ability+card] greeting card --- any folded card opened to read a message witten inside, such as a birthday card, a Christmas card, etc.

hubacgani [opening+agent+{verb}] open

hubacgarm [opening+communication-unit] welcome mat?

hubacherc [hole+sphere] bead -- a small ball with a hole through the middle

hubacherccanti [bead+fastener+{v.}] bead -- string together like beads

hubaclet [opening+{diminutive}] pore

hucar [From Hindi /shukra/ and Arabic /shukr/, with initial /sh-/ in Mandarin Chinese /shye/.] thanks -- an acknowledgement of appreciation

hucarbezper [thanks+absence+person] ingrate

hucarcah [thanks+{abstraction}] gratitude motaor [motor/diminutive] battery

hucarcon [thanks+{opposite}] mild oath in retaliation for an insult or injustice

hucardinhir [thanks+day+bird] turkey (Meleagris gallopavo)

Hucardinu [thanks+day] Thanksgiving

hucargarm [thanks+communication-unit] thank-you note

hucarlet [thanks+{diminutive}] a token of appreciation

hucarpost [thanks+mail] thank-you note -- a written and mailed expression of gratitude

hucarsens [thanks+sense] gratitude

hucarton [thanks+{augmentative}] a celebration paying tribute to a person's achievements

human [From Spanish and English 'human', and Hindi /manav/.] human, human being -- any living or extinct member of the family Hominidae

humanbacmulp [human+alphabet+performance] the formation of one's body into the shape of a letter

humanbez [human+absence] nature; the state of being untouched by sapient civilization

humanbinfassisp [human+building+{decay}+insect] housefly (genus Musca)

humancomanj [human+eating] cannibalism

humanfonhim [human+sound+tool] singing voice, choir

humanfurt [human+fruit] baby

humangarm [human+communication-unit] voice

humanjantsafid [human+animal+copulation] bestiality -- sexual intercourse between a human and an animal

humansint [human+science] anthropology

humansustmer [human+substitute+measure] genotype compatibility

humanteror [human+fear] anthropophobia

humanvic [human+vehicle] sedan chair

hun [From Hindi /shuna/ and Mandarin Chinese /shuan/.] choice -- the act of choosing or selecting

huncoleb [choice+oscillation] indecision, indecisiveness, irresolution -- doubt concerning two or more possible alternatives or courses of action

hungarm [choice+communication-unit] communication of a decision that has been made

Hunperdevsistu [choice+person+god+system] Judaism -- the monotheistic religion of the Jews; based on the Old Testament and the Talmud

hunsint [choice+science] game theory