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hayauxingaˌhɑ.jɑu.ˈɣ˞i.ŋɑnw|ENGbirth, the time or day of a person’s birth|TPIkamap|ROEpayaulingaIla numania mana hayauxinganoa.He went home for his birthday.
hayuphɑ.ˈjupna|ENGvine species|TPIrop|ROEpeipGENERICwaxuvine
hayuyuˌhɑ.ju.ˈjuʔv|ENGto shove or push someone or something around|TPIpusim|ROEayuyuCAUS-bend, to cause to bend over
hekmanahekmanaˌhɛk.mɑ.nɑ.ˌhɛk.mɑ.nɑv|ENGto pant, to gasp for air|TPIsotwin|ROEyagayagaSYNONYMShatutuincrease ratetuatuaincrease rate
hekuˈhɛ.kuintj|ENGnevermind, referring something that is unimportant|TPImaski|ROEseinaHeku taxap doa.It doesn’t matter if we get ruined.
Hibruˈhi.bi.runprop|ENGHebrews, a book of the Bible|TPIHibru|ROEHibru
hibuaˈhi.bu.ɑv|ENGto wrap around, as in a weed choking off a plant|TPIraunim|ROEpip
hidaˈhi.dɑv|ENGto insert, as in flower stems into an armlet|TPIsubim|ROEpajaMoxongonoa hida haidangadi mari rimang xania, saing tang dilauba.Her brother inserted the flowers into his armlet, and the two of them left.
hiliaˈhi.li.ɑv|ENGto be early, to come early in the morning|TPIkam long bikmoning|ROEgananjia
hilianaˌhi.li.ˈɑ.nɑni|ENGthe cardinal number one, only used in a noun phrase to construct odd numbers after one|TPIwanpela|ROEteninaTongtongia masup saing soxauti numa lungdi luwa hiliana.When we was done building he closed off three rooms.CROSS REFERENCEtaininauonePHRASEluwa hilianathe cardinal number three
hinaxakˌhi.nɑ.ˈɣɑkna|ENGdew|TPIsta wara|ROEriamnam
hinruanaRamuk variant ofkamataxamina
hintingtixikhin.ˌtiŋ.ti.ˈɣ˞ikna|ENGsmall grey bird species|TPIpisin|ROEpaing tuturiaGENERICmangbird
hingˈhiŋv|ENGto wear a necklace|TPIputim|ROEping
hingˈhiŋv|ENGto carry on two shoulders as in a backpack|TPIkarim|ROEpingNe maxuwa, bagu Iga ba hing tanganoa, saing ma.But he was scared, seeing Iga coming carrying his backpack.
hingˈhiŋadv|ENGextreme degree, really|TPItru
hingˈhiŋv|ENGto flatulate, to break wind|TPIkapupu|ROEping
hipˈhipv|ENGto wrap around|TPIraunim|ROEpipTam galuxu mala baing moxa sabanga sibuna tela hiphip xaiyua matabu.The two of us went in and a huge snake was wrapped around a tree.
hiraˈhi.rɑv|ENGto thump with the fingers to know if a fruit or vegetable is ripe, also to tap on a kundu to know if its sound is right|ROEpira
hisaˈhi.sɑv|ENGto be hidden|TPIhait|ROEtagaSYNONYMSyamenghide
hisaˈhi.sɑv|ENGto wring out, to squeeze as in forcing water to mix with sago pulp or coconut pulp to yield sago paste or coconut grease|TPIbingim|ROEpisaHisa laing sup lambia sok.He squeezes it until the sago paste appears.
hisianganahi.ˌsi.ɑ.ˈŋɑ.nɑni|ENGsomething that has he quality of being narrow|TPIliklik|ROEgugungiana
hisuˈhi.suna|ENGnavel, belly button|TPIbutoma|ROEpisu
hisunoaˈhi.suni|ENGumbilical cord|TPIrop bilong pikinini|ROEpisonaBungina hayau xai bagula wasanganamdi duxuxuti hisanoa bu dikimang.When she births it well, the caretakers will cut the umbilical cord to be buried.
hitaˈhi.tɑna|ENGsago, Ivory Nut Palm tree|TPIsaksak|ROEpitaGENERICxaitreeMetroxylon amicarum