Haaih (‘hay-uh’) Healthy, well (pronounced as a contented sigh)
Haanii Somber? (laziness, blank expression, seclusion)
Haarduuh Hard
Haarii Sandy, smooth seafloor with a lot of seaweed
Haashilu Tryster (the oyster’s more flavourful cousin)
Heehii Determination (direct action, refusing to change course)
Heh (quick grunt) Yes (affirmative, agreement, in Old Mer)
Hekk Up (preposition of motion, used when swimming or moving)
Hhoole Air
Hhoole Wind
Hhu~hng Heart ( primary emotional state, character or personality)
Hhu-huu Hot (pronounced as two sharp pants of breath)
Hngukk Dead
Hnguloo Alive
Hnn-kii Hungry (from the human tongue, to desire food)
Hss-tii Thirsty (from the human tongue, to require bad-water)
Huaool Whale (general human term. Mer refuse to name them)
Hurrff Rock (above or below water)
Huuaae Wave (single breaker of water)
Huu-iik Sick (mimicking the sound of vomiting…)
Huumuu Depression ( similar to ‘haanii’, more noticeable and taken seriously by the mer)
Hwuu Cheerful ( similar to ‘ffewuu’ movements but more calm)
Hyuuman Human