H habent = they have habet = he/she has habitans = resident, inhabitant habitatio = residence habitavit = he/she resided, dwelt habuit = he/she had, held haec (hac) = this, the latter haereticus = heretic haud = not hebdomada = week heres (heredis) = heir heri = yesterday hic = here hinc = from here his = this, the latter hispania = Spain hoc = this, the latter hodie = today homo (hominis) = man, human being hon.(estus) juv.(enis) = single, honorable/legitimate young man [not married] honesta, honestus = legitimate; respectable, honorable hora = hour hortulanus = gardener hospes (hospitis) = innkeeper huius = of this, of the latter hujas virgo = young lady/virgin from here/this village hujas, hujates = from here, from this village; "here" or "in this place" in reference to the town/village/place that the records are being kept in; in generally means that the person was B or C in that parish/village, is "belonging" to that village [but could mean also that the person was living in the village at the date when the ge occurred]. In common Latin dictionaries the term is not to be found. humatio, humationis = burial humatus = burial humatus est = he was buried humilis = humble, lowly hungaricus = Hungarian hypodidasculus = schoolmaster, usher DISEASES haemorrhagia = bleeding hectica = probably hectical/hectic complaint /ie recurrent fever hedrocelé = from Greek: hedra/anus, + kele/tumor, swelling; seems to mean Hernia or prolapse of the anus; so, anus cancer? hematemesis = vomiting blood hematuria = bloody urine hidrocephalus = brain dropsy hidrocephalus = enlarged head, water on the brain; dropsy of the brain. See dropsy hidropericardium = heart dropsy hidrophobia = rabies; fear of water hidropsia = dropsy. Edema, the presence of abnormally large amounts of fluid in intercellular tissue spaces or body cavities. Cardiac dropsy is a symptom of disease of the heart and arises from obstruction to the current of blood through the heart, lungs, or liver hidrothorax = chest dropsy hidrothroax = dropsy in the chest hepatis = hepatitis hipertrophic = enlargement of organ, like the heart histeria = wild uncontrollable emotion, excitement, functional disturbance of the nervous system hydrophobia = canine madness, rabies hydrops, hydropsis = dropsy (edema; accumulation of fluids usually due to heart or kidney failure)