15,000 words and phrases from more than 50 languages and their

hardiesse 150
hardiesse [Fr], hardihood; daring; of style, boldness.
hare! [Skr], hail! —hare Krishna, hail to the god Krishna.
hareng [Fr], herring. —hareng frais, fresh herring. —hareng fumé,
smoked herring.
haricots verts [Fr], French beans.
hari-nuki [Jap], Japanese papier-mâché.
haro [Fr], hue and cry; outcry. —haro!, shame! out upon!
hartal [Hind], closing of the shop; specif., a general stoppage of work
and business as a protest against some governmental act or policy:
India.
hasard [Fr], chance; risk; hazard. —par hasard, by chance; accidentally.
—un coup de hasard, a stroke of luck.
hasardé [Fr], lit., hazarded; of food, tainted; stale.
Hasenpfeffer [Ger], stew of hare in pepper and vinegar sauce.
hasta la muerte todo es vida [Sp], until death comes, all is life; while
there is life, there is hope: Cervantes.
hasta luego [Sp], lit., until soon; farewell for a little while.
hasta mañana [Sp], till tomorrow: leave taking.
hasta otra vez [Sp], until another time.
haud ignota loquor [L], I speak of things by no means unknown; I
speak of well-known events.
haud longis intervallis [L], at intervals by no means long; at frequent
intervals.
haud passibus aequis [L], not with equal steps; with unequal steps:
Virgil.
Hauptpost [Ger], general post office.
Hauptstadt [Ger], metropolis; capital.
Hausfrau [Ger; pi. Hausfrauen], housewife; lady of the house; mistress;
landlady.
Hausglück [Ger], domestic happiness.
Hausherr [Ger; pi. Hausherren], master of the house; landlord.
haussier [Fr], bull: stock exchange.
Haus und Hof [Ger], house and home; one's all.
Haut-Canada [Fr], upper Canada.
haute bourgeoisie [Fr], upper middle class; gentry.
haute école [Fr], high horsemanship, as practiced in a military riding
school.
haut et bon [Fr], great and good.
hauteur [Fr], haughtiness; arrogance; loftiness.
haut goût [Fr], high flavor; high seasoning; slight taint.
haut monde [Fr], high society.
haut-relief [Fr], high relief: sculp.
hauts faits [Fr], great deeds; exploits.
haut ton [Fr], high tone; high fashion; high social standing.