Hà Nam is a province in northern Vietnam and the name of its provincial capital, Phủ Lý.

Hà Tĩnh is a province in north-central Vietnam, also used for its provincial capital and surrounding region.

A large wading bird with long legs, a long neck, and a pointed bill, commonly found near water.

A Hungarian news-aggregation website whose name literally describes a service that searches for news.

A report of the sayings, actions, or approvals attributed to the Prophet Muhammad and transmitted through Islamic tradition.

A Hawaiian word meaning to give birth, be born, or offspring, often appearing in personal names and cultural expressions.

Traditional Japanese music, especially music performed on indigenous Japanese instruments and associated with classical genres.

The traditional language of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) people, a dialect of Halkomelem.

An exclamation used to express surprise, triumph, derision, or laughter.

A deep ditch or sunken wall that keeps livestock out while preserving an open view.

A Scots term for the open sea, especially the deep-sea fishing grounds far from shore.

Haag is a Dutch place-name and surname, best known as a shortened form of Den Haag, the city commonly called The Hague in English.

A powerful dust storm, especially one occurring in arid regions such as Sudan or the American Southwest.

A broad bean, especially one referred to by its Spanish name.

A short coat of mail or light armor, especially worn in the Middle Ages.

An Arabic word meaning “beloved,” used in English as a term of endearment, personal name, or honorific.

A feminine Arabic given name meaning “beloved” or “dear one.”

A term of endearment in Arabic meaning “my beloved” or “my dear,” usually addressed to a man.

An Arabic masculine given name meaning one who is beloved by God.

To make someone or something capable, qualified, or fit for a particular purpose.