List of One Word Substitutions "H"

List of One Word Substitutions "H"

WordMeaningअर्थ
HarangueA noisy and loud speech before a long gathering.उग्र, प्रभावशाली भाषण
HearseVehicle to carry dead bodies.शव वाहन
HerbivorousA grass eating animalशाक-भक्षी जानवर
Heritagewhat is got from ancestorsपरंपरा, धरोहर, विरासत, उत्तराधिकार
HeterogeneousThings of different natureविजातिय, विविध प्रकार
HistologyStudy of Tissueतंतु विज्ञान
HomicideMurder of a human beingमानव वध, नर हत्या
HomogeneousThing of same nature.सजातिय, समरूप
Honey moonThe first night of newly married couple.विवाह के बाद दाम्पत्य जीवन की प्रथम रात्रि
HonoraryA position for which no salary is paidसम्माननीय, अवैतनिक, बिना वेतन का पद
HorizonThe point where the earth and sky seem to meet.क्षितिज, सीमा
HospitableFond of entertaining guests.मेहमान नवाज, महजबान
HostilityIntense aggression or anger state of antagonismदुश्मनी, दुर्भावना
HumanitarianOne who feels sympathetic towards human beingsमानवतावादी, परोपकारी
HungAssembly or parliament in which no party has got clear majorityत्रिशंकु
HydraA serpent with many headsबहुत सिरों वाला साँप
HydrophobiaA fear from waterजलांतक, जल से भय
Hygienista specialist in the promotion of clean conditions for the preservation of healthस्वास्थ्य विज्ञान विशेषज्ञ
HypocriteOne who pretends to be what he is notपाखंडी, कपटी
HypothesisA tentative assumption, Made to drive a logical conclusion.अनुमान लगाना, कल्पना

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