Hўăcinthus a beautiful Spartan youth; son of Œbalus; beloved by Apollo; and accidentally k… Hўădes the Hyades; They were fabled as daughters of Atlas and sisters of Hyas and of t… hўaena a hyena; A seafish; sole hўaenĭus adj. named from the hyena; a precious stone Hўălē a nymph; companion of Diana hўălĭnus adj. Of glass; glass-; Glass-green; green hўălŏīdes adj. grassgreen hўălus glass; glassgreen color Hўampŏlis a town of Phocis; on the borders of Bœotia Hўantes the Hyantes; Bœotians; belonging to the Hyantes; Hyantean; Bœotian Hўărōtis a river in India; a tributary of the Indus; Ravi Hўas a son of Atlas; and father; brother of the Hyades; the Hyades Hўas Hybla a mountain of Sicily abounding in flowers and bees; with a city of the same nam… hybrida Hўdaspes A river of India; a tributary of the Indus; the East; belonging to the Hydaspes… hўdătis a watercolored gem hўdĕros the dropsy Hȳdra the water-serpent killed by Hercules near the Lernean Lake; the Hydra; with sev… hydrăgōgĭa an aqueduct; canal hydrăgōgus adj. that carries off water; Subst; a plant; called also hydrăgŏnus a water - plant hydrălĕtes a water-mill; N. cr Hydraōtes hydrargўrus quicksilver artificially prepared hydraula one who plays on the waterorgan hydraulĭcus adj. belonging to the water-organ; hydraulic hydraulus a water-organ Hydrēla a city of Caria; of Hydrela; the inhabitants of Hydrela hydrēum hydreuma a resting-place for caravans; where they get water; a watering - place hydrĕus adj. belonging to the water - serpent hydrĭa a jug; ewer; urn; cinerary urns; a comedy of Menander hydrīnus adj. from a water-snake hydrĭus adj. be longing to water; water- hydrŏcēlē a watery rupture; hydrocele hydrŏcēlĭcus afflicted with a hydrocele Hydrŏchŏus the constellation hydrŏgărātus adj. seasoned with hydrogarum hydrŏgărum garum mixed with water hydrŏgĕron a plant; groundsel hydrŏlăpăthum water-dock hydrŏmantīa divination by water; hydromancy hydrŏmĕli a beverage made of honey and water; honey-water; mead; hydromel hydrŏphŏbĭa dread of water; hydrophobia hydrŏphŏbĭcus adj. belonging to hydrophobia; hydrophobic hydrŏphŏbus affected with hydrophobia; Subst hydrŏphўlax one who has the care of the water; a water-inspector hydrōpĭcus adj. dropsical; Plur. subst; dropsical persons hydrōpĭsis the dropsy hydrōpismus the dropsy hydrops the dropsy; the several kinds of dropsy hydrŏsĕlīnum marsh selinum Hydruntum hydrus a water-serpent; serpent; all his poetic fire would have come to naught; The po… Hydrūs a city of Calabria; under a mountain of the same name; Otranto hўĕmālis Hyes one of the first three Dioscuri Hyettus a city of Bœotia; north of lake Copais Hўgēa daughter of Æsculapius; and goddess of health Hygīnus surname of two Roman authors; author of a collection of fables and of a treatis… hygra a kind of eye-salve hygremplastrum a wet plaster hygrŏphŏbĭa a dread of liquids Hўlactor name of a hound of Actœon Hȳlaeus A centaur who offered violence to Atalanta; of Hylœus; One of Actœon's hounds Hўlas a beautiful youth of Œchalia; Argos; companion of; Hercules in the Argonautic e… Hўlax Barker hȳlē stuff; materials; matter Hȳles a centaur Hўleus one who took part in the Calydonian hunt Hyllus a son of Hercules by Dejanira; and husband of Iole Hȳlŏnŏmē the beautiful wife of the centaur Cyllarus Hȳ^men the god of marriage; of weddings; Hymen; belonging to Hymen; Hymeneal Hymenaeus Hўmettus a mountain near Athens; famed for its honey and its marble; from Hymettus; Hyme… hymnĭdĭcus adj. singing hymns hymnio v. a. to sing hymns Hymnis a comedy of Cœcilius Statius hymnĭsŏnus adj. singing hymns; singing praises hymnīzo v. n. to sing hymns; worship by song hymnōdĭcus adj. singing hymns; singing praises hymnŏlŏgus a singer of hymns; praises hymnus a song of praise; a hymn hўophthalmos a plant; called also hўoscўămĭnus adj. made of henbane; henbane- hўoscўămus the herb henbane; called also hўŏsĭris a plant resembling endive; Hўpaepa a small town in Lydia; Beréki; its inhabitants hypaethrus adj. that is in the open air; uncovered; a temple open; without roof; an open buildi… hўpallăgē a rhetorical figure; by which the relations of things seem to be mutually inter… Hўpănis A river of European Sarmatia; Boug; A Trojan Hўpăsis a river in India; a tributary of the Indus; Sutledge Hўpăta a small town of Thessaly; near the Penēus; Neópatra; its inhabitants hўpătē the lowest; deepest string hўpătĭus hўpătŏīdes a kind of musical modulation hўpēcŏon a plant; called hўpĕlătē a plant; called also; broad-leaved holly hўpēnĕmĭus adj. containing wind; windy