Hĭĕrōnўmus a ruler of Syracuse; the grandson and successor of the younger Hiero; A Greek p… hĭĕrŏphanta a teacher of religious rites and ceremonies; a high-priest; hierophant; in the … hĭĕrŏphantrĭa hĭĕrŏphўlax the keeper of a temple Hĭĕrŏsŏlўma the city of Jerusalem; in Palestine; neutr; belonging to Jerusalem;; of Jerusal… hĭĕto v. freq. n. to open the mouth wide; to gape; yawn; to open wide; throw open Hilaīra daughter of Leucippus and bride of Ida hĭlărē adv. hĭlăresco v. inch. n. to grow cheerful; merry hĭlărĭa hĭlărĭa gayety; merriment hĭlăris adj. cheerful; of good cheer; lively; gay; blithe hĭlărĭtas cheerfulness; gayety; joyousness; merriment; hilarity hĭlărĭter adv. hĭlărĭtūdo cheerfulness; merriment hĭlăro v. a. to make cheerful; to cheer; gladden; exhilarate hilarodos hĭlărŭlus adj. dim; cheerful; contented hĭlărus adj. Hĭlărus name of a Roman freedman hillae the smaller and anterior intestines of animals; intestines; entrails; A kind of… Hīlōtae the original inhabitants of the city Helos; in Laconia; afterwards the bondsmen… hīlum a little thing; a trifle;; not in the least; not a whit; nothing at all hĭmantŏpūs a kind of long-legged water-fowl; a people of Æthiopia Hĭmella a small river in the Sabine territory; Aia Hīmĕra a river of Sicily; which divides into two branches; of which the northern one i… hinc adv. from this place. hence; out of this world; from this point onward; from this si… hinna hinnībĭlis adj. that neighs; neighing hinnĭbundus adj. constantly neighing hinnĭenter adv. hinnĭo v. n. to neigh; whinny; of horses; with neighing hinnītat hinnītus a neighing hinnŭlĕa a young hind hinnŭlĕus adj. a young stag; roebuck; A young mule hinnŭlus a young mule; N. cr.; hinnus a mule; a little stunted mule hĭo v. n. and a. Neutr; to open; stand; be open; to gape hippacāre hippăcē Cheese made of mare's milk; A plant hippāgĭnes hippăgōgi vessels for transporting horses; cavalry-transports hippāgus Hippălus another name of the wind; in the Indian Ocean Hipparchus A son of Pisistratus tyrant of Athens; and brother of Hippias; killed by Harmod… Hippărīnus the name of the father of Dion Hippăris a small river of Sicily; flowing by the city of Camarina; whence it is now call… Hippăsus Son of Eurytus; A centaur hippēgus a transport for cavalry hippeus a kind of comet Hippias A son of Pisistratus tyrant of Athens; and brother of Hipparchus; after whose a… Hippius a Roman proper name Hippo the name of several cities; A city of Numidia; also with the surname of; afterw… hippŏcămēlus a fabulous animal; half horse and half camel hippŏcampus a sea-horse hippŏcentaurus a fabulous creature; half horse and half man; hippocentaur hippŏcŏmus a groom Hippŏcŏon Of Amyclœ; father of Enœsimus; who took part in the Calydonian hunt; A companio… hippocoum Hippocrătes the celebrated Greek physician of Cos; founder of the art of medicine; belongin… Hippocrēnē a fountain near Mount Helicon; sacred to the Muses; and which is fabled to have… hippŏdămantĭum vīnum a sort of wine Hippŏdămas the father of Perimele Hippŏdămē Daughter of Œnomaüs; king of Elis; she became the wife of Pelops; who won her i… Hippŏdămus the horse-tamer hippodrŏmos a race-course for horses; hippodrome hippŏlăpăthon horse-sorrel Hippŏlўtē An Amazon; daughter of Mars; taken captive in the war of the Amazons by Theseus… Hippŏlўtus son of Theseus and Hippolyte; his step-mother Phœdra fell in love with him; on … hippŏmănes A slimy humor that flows from a mare when in heat; and which was used to excite… hĭppŏmărăthum horse-fennel; wild fennel Hippŏmĕnēis Limone; a daughter of Hippomenes of Athens; who; as a punishment for unchastity… Hippŏmĕnes son of Megareus; who conquered Atalanta; the daughter of Schœneus; in a race; a… Hippōnax a Greek poet of Ephesus; who wrote in iambics; celebrated for the bitterness of… Hippōnensis Hippŏnīcus an Athenian; father-in-law of Alcibiades hippŏpērae saddle-bags hippŏphăes a plant hippŏphaeston a prickly plant hippophĕon a plant hippophlŏmon white mandrake hippŏphŏbas a plant Hippŏpŏdes a fabulous race of men; with horses' feet hippŏpŏtămus a river - horse hippŏsĕlīnum a sort of wild parsley;; horse-parsley Hippŏtădes the descendant of Hippotes; the Æolic; Isles Hippŏthŏus son of Cercyon; who took part in the Calydonian hunt hippŏtoxŏtae mounted archers hippūris horsetail hippūrus a fish; golden carp; gold fish hippus a sea-fish hir a hand; the palm of the hand; used in tasting wine hīra the empty gut; hircīnus adj. of a goat; goat's Hircĭpes goat-footed hirco v. n. to howl hircōsus adj. that smells like a goat; goatish hircŭlus A little goat; A plant hircŭōsus adj. goatish