Dictionary/Words Starting with H

Spanish Words Starting with H

Browse 222 Spanish words that start with the letter H, organized by part of speech.

Adjective(14)

A sad brown bear cub sitting in a meadow, holding its stomach and looking hungry, with a red apple just out of reach.

hambriento

→hungry

A cartoon woman with a frustrated expression, standing with her arms crossed and tapping her foot impatiently.

harta

→fed up

A simple drawing of a piece of paper with a list of tasks, where the final box next to the last task is filled with a large checkmark, symbolizing completion.

hecha

→done

Three brightly colored, finished ceramic pots sitting on a wooden workbench, illustrating that they have been created.

hechas

→made

A single, perfectly bloomed, vibrant red rose on a green stem, illustrating the concept of great beauty.

hermosa

→beautiful

A high-quality, simple illustration showing three vibrant pink roses with green stems and leaves, set against a soft background, emphasizing their beauty.

hermosas

→beautiful

A majestic landscape of tall, snow-capped mountains reflecting perfectly in a calm blue lake under a vibrant orange and pink sunrise sky.

hermoso

→beautiful

A lush, green mountain meadow bursting with red, yellow, and purple wildflowers under a bright blue sky.

hermosos

→beautiful

A smiling child in a bright yellow shirt hands a simple brown wallet back to a woman wearing a blue dress, illustrating the concept of honesty.

honesto

→honest

A child with an open, sincere expression, holding a single transparent glass marble in their hand, symbolizing truth and sincerity.

honrado

→honest

A colorful illustration of a picnic blanket and basket soaked by heavy, dark rain, symbolizing a horrible situation or experience.

horrible

→horrible

A close-up illustration of two stylized hands gently holding a vibrant red apple, symbolizing human care or touch.

humana

→human

Adverb(1)

A bright sun shining in a clear blue sky over a peaceful green landscape, representing the current day.

hoy

→today

Compound Verb Form(1)

A large, friendly cartoon figure with open arms gently embracing a smaller, happy figure. The background is simple and colorful.

haberte

→to have you

Contraction(2)

A close-up illustration of a single human hand gently holding a vibrant red rose by the stem.

haberla

→to have it

A small cartoon character actively painting a blue star onto a canvas using a red brush, clearly engaged in an action.

haciéndolo

→doing it

Interjection(2)

A friendly child gently tapping the shoulder of a friend who is looking away, illustrating the use of 'hey' to get someone's attention.

hey

→hey

Two diverse friends smiling and waving at each other as a friendly greeting.

hola

→hello

Noun(29)

A close-up view of a person's hands expertly using a small, sharp chisel to carve a detailed, smooth wooden figure, showing precision and skill.

habilidades

→skills

A cozy, brightly lit bedroom featuring a neatly made bed with a colorful quilt, a small bedside table, and a window overlooking green scenery.

habitación

→room

A simplified cross-section illustration showing the inside of a colorful house, revealing three distinct, furnished rooms: a bedroom with a bed, a kitchen with a stove, and a living room with a couch.

habitaciones

→rooms

A tiny, smiling figure with iridescent butterfly wings, holding a glowing star, sitting atop a large pink flower.

hada

→fairy

A small, sad cartoon child sitting at a simple wooden table, looking down at an empty bowl and clutching their rumbling stomach, symbolizing physical hunger.

hambre

→hunger

A simple illustration of a perfectly stacked hamburger sandwich, showing a sesame seed bun, beef patty, melted cheese, lettuce, and tomato.

hamburguesa

→hamburger

A magnifying glass examining a detail in a book, representing the concept of a 'fact'.

hecho

→fact

Two young girls, clearly sisters, smiling and holding hands while walking outside on a sunny day.

hermana

→sister

Two young girls, clearly sisters, standing together side-by-side, holding hands and smiling.

hermanas

→sisters

Two happy young boys smiling and holding hands in a sunny field.

hermano

→brother

A simple colorful illustration showing a young boy and a young girl standing together and smiling, representing siblings.

hermanos

→siblings

A simplistic illustration showing three common hand tools: a red-handled hammer, a silver wrench, and a blue-handled screwdriver.

herramientas

→tools

Past Participle(1)

A close-up illustration of a mouth with colorful sound waves moving away, symbolizing that words have been spoken and the action is complete.

hablado

→spoken

Preposition(2)

A small group of stylized people walking along a path directly heading toward a brightly lit lighthouse on a distant shore.

hacia

→toward

A person walking on a path that ends at a large, friendly-looking tree, representing a clear endpoint.

hasta

→until

Verb(74)

A simple timeline showing a past action, a person eating an apple, connected by an arrow to the present result, an apple core and a happy person.

ha

→has

A high-quality storybook illustration showing three happy people standing together, admiring a colorful, completed wooden birdhouse they built, illustrating a finished collective action.

habéis

→you have

A person celebrating having finished eating a meal, symbolizing a completed action in the past.

haber

→to have

A cozy, old-fashioned room with a single, antique book lying on a wooden table, illustrating the idea of 'there was'.

había

→there was

Two cheerful children are standing side-by-side, proudly holding up a large, brightly colored finished puzzle, symbolizing that 'we had' completed it.

habíamos

→we had

A child sitting at an empty dining table, smiling and patting their full stomach, indicating that they had finished eating.

habían

→had

A friendly woman is standing and actively talking, with colorful, abstract sound waves radiating outwards from her mouth to clearly illustrate the action of speaking.

habla

→he/she speaks

A colorful storybook illustration of a smiling child standing outdoors, actively talking with their mouth open, with simple graphic lines indicating the sound of speech moving away from them.

hablaba

→I was speaking/talking

A high quality storybook illustration showing two stylized figures standing face to face. One figure is leaning forward slightly with an open, inviting hand gesture, encouraging the other person to speak.

háblame

→Talk to me

Two friendly cartoon figures, a boy and a girl, sitting across from each other at a small table, smiling and actively engaged in conversation.

hablamos

→we speak

A colorful storybook illustration showing two simplified figures, a boy and a girl, standing face-to-face. Simple curved lines emanate from their mouths, indicating that they are talking and engaged in conversation.

hablan

→they speak

Two friends sitting at a cafe table outdoors, smiling and chatting with each other with coffee cups in front of them.

hablar

→to talk

Verb (Auxiliary)(2)

A colorful illustration of a child holding a large, shiny, previously hidden golden key firmly in their hand, symbolizing the concept of past possession.

hubieras

→you had

A weathered wooden signpost standing at a fork in a simple dirt road, symbolizing a past choice or hypothetical path not taken.

hubiese

→had

Verb (Compound Infinitive)(1)

A colorful illustration showing three smiling friends standing close together, receiving a large, shared golden trophy from a hand that enters the frame from above, symbolizing a completed action directed towards their group.

habernos

→to have (done something) to us

Verb (Conjugated Form)(4)

A colorful, friendly storybook illustration showing three cartoon characters standing in a group, all with open mouths, engaged in animated conversation. Simple curved lines emanate from their mouths to indicate speech.

hablen

→speak

Three cheerful storybook characters, a boy, a girl, and another figure, standing side-by-side. Each character holds a tool, such as a shovel, hammer, or paintbrush, looking ready to begin a project.

harán

→they will do

A brightly colored illustration showing a person's hand placing the last wooden block on a small, completed tower of blocks, symbolizing the action of having 'made' something.

hiciera

→I/he/she/you (formal) did/made

A cartoonish child leans down, closing their eyes, and intensely sniffs a large, vibrant red rose held in their hands.

hueles

→you smell

Verb (Conjugation)(2)

A small, determined bear stands ready to begin a task, holding a hammer next to a colorful stack of wooden blocks.

hare

→I will do

A small person running rapidly across a grassy field, looking back nervously as they flee.

huye

→flees

Verb (Gerund)(1)

A person with a warm smile is carefully painting a small clay pot on a workbench filled with art supplies.

haciendo

→doing

Verb (Imperative Command)(1)

A brightly colored butterfly is shown emerging from a chrysalis, resting on a large green leaf, symbolizing transformation and the act of becoming.

hazte

→become

Verb (Infinitive Form)(2)

A storybook illustration showing a friendly brown bear handing a brightly colored, wrapped present to a small white rabbit. The rabbit is accepting the gift.

haberle

→to have done it to him/her/you (formal)

A simple colorful storybook illustration showing two friendly figures facing each other and engaged in an informal conversation.

hablarte

→to talk to you (informal)

Verb (Infinitive with attached pronoun)(1)

A friendly person wearing a chef's hat is serving plates of food to two smiling people seated at a table, illustrating the act of doing a service for them.

hacerles

→to do for them

Verb (conjugated form)(2)

A high quality storybook illustration showing a young person facing the viewer. A large, stylized blue sound wave shape is visibly emanating from their mouth, indicating that they are speaking or have just spoken.

hablaste

→You spoke

A high quality simple colorful storybook illustration showing a person with their mouth open, actively speaking. Three curved lines rise from their mouth, clearly representing sound waves.

hable

→speak (I, he, she, formal you) - Subjunctive form

Verb + Pronoun Contraction(1)

A smiling chef in a kitchen stirring a large pot on a stove, indicating the task is being done.

hacerla

→to do it

Verb Form (Gerund)(1)

A simple storybook illustration of a stylized figure running urgently and quickly across a landscape, suggesting the act of fleeing.

huyendo

→fleeing

Verb Form (Past Participle)(1)

A single, bright red apple resting on a small patch of vibrant green grass under a clear sky, symbolizing simple existence.

habido

→been

Verb Form (the '-ing' version)(1)

Two stylized characters actively engaged in conversation, illustrating the ongoing action of talking.

hablando

→speaking

Verbal Command(1)

A cartoon character confidently places the final red piece into a colorful, simple jigsaw puzzle, signifying the completion of a task.

hágalo

→Do it

Verbal Construction(1)

A high quality storybook illustration of a small, cheerful baker holding a freshly baked and decorated cake, signifying a completed task.

haberlo

→to have done it

adjective(7)

A cozy illustration of a person in comfortable slippers standing next to a coffee machine on a kitchen counter, holding a favorite, slightly worn blue mug, depicting a typical morning routine.

habitual

→usual

A colorful storybook illustration of a frustrated child sitting on a stool. The child has crossed arms and a deep frown, clearly showing annoyance.

harto

→fed up

A cartoon child's arm with a colorful blue and white polka dot bandage wrapped around a visible cut.

herido

→wounded

Two identical, stylized figures holding hands under a large red heart, symbolizing same-sex orientation.

homosexual

→homosexual

A young girl with a sincere and open expression holding an empty, transparent glass jar directly in front of her chest, symbolizing honesty and having nothing to hide.

honesta

→honest

A young person bowing slightly to an elderly, distinguished man, symbolizing respect and honor.

honorable

→honorable

A simple drawing of a cartoonishly ugly, green monster with three large eyes and sharp teeth, looking distinctly unpleasant and scary.

horribles

→horrible

adverb(1)

A sincere child is returning a bright red ball to a grateful adult, illustrating an honest action.

honestamente

→honestly

noun(52)

An image showing an arrow deeply embedded in the exact center of a target's bullseye, symbolizing precision and skill.

habilidad

→skill

A high quality simple colorful storybook illustration showing three diverse, stylized human figures standing outside two small, brightly colored houses, representing people who live in a community.

habitantes

→inhabitants

A happy child standing on a small stool at a bathroom sink, holding a toothbrush and brushing their teeth, illustrating a daily routine.

hábito

→habit

A close-up illustration of a silver axe head embedded in a brown wooden log, illustrating the tool used for chopping.

hacha

→axe

A small, winged fairy wearing a bright green dress, sitting peacefully on top of a large red and white spotted toadstool mushroom in a lush forest clearing.

hadas

→fairies

A colorful storybook illustration showing three complete, appetizing hamburgers arranged side-by-side on a plain background. Each burger has a sesame seed bun, a beef patty, cheese, lettuce, and tomato.

hamburguesas

→hamburgers

A simple storybook illustration of a hand holding a wooden wand emitting bright green magical sparks and swirls, representing a spell.

hechizo

→spell

A collection of four brightly colored, distinct geometric blocks resting on a flat surface, symbolizing verifiable facts.

hechos

→facts

A scoop of pink strawberry ice cream melting slightly in a crisp waffle cone.

helado

→ice cream

A simple red helicopter with spinning rotors is flying high against a bright blue sky.

helicóptero

→helicopter

A majestic lioness standing calmly in a savanna setting.

hembra

→female

A close-up illustration of pale skin with a small, bright red wound actively dripping a thick stream of blood, symbolizing a hemorrhage.

hemorragia

→hemorrhage

verb(14)

A high-quality simple colorful storybook illustration showing two stylized animal characters, a confident fox and a serious badger, standing face-to-face across a small wooden crate, engaged in a tense discussion, symbolizing dealing with a situation.

haberse

→to deal with

A person sitting at a wooden table, looking satisfied, with an empty bowl and spoon in front of them, symbolizing a completed action.

habías

→you had

A friendly, determined character stands behind a simple wooden lectern on a stage, poised and ready to begin speaking.

hablaré

→I will speak

A simple storybook illustration of a friendly man standing, looking forward, with his mouth open mid-speech.

habló

→he spoke

A small, brightly colored bird in mid-flight, approaching a fully constructed, empty nest sitting securely on a thick tree branch, symbolizing future possession or completion.

habrán

→will have

A smiling child points excitedly toward a brightly colored, wrapped present tied with a bow, anticipating receiving it.

habrás

→you will have

Three cheerful friends working together, sweeping a large pile of autumn leaves in a vibrant, sunny park.

hacéis

→you do

A colorful storybook illustration showing a boy gently tapping a girl on the shoulder, illustrating an action directed at someone.

hacerle

→to do (something) to him/her/it/you (formal)

A colorful illustration showing a person wearing regular clothing reaching out to put on a bright white astronaut helmet, symbolizing a change in profession or status.

hacerme

→to become (oneself)

A colorful illustration showing two children and an adult diligently weeding a garden bed, representing an ongoing activity.

hacíamos

→we were doing

A storybook illustration of a young child holding up a colorful teddy bear with a big smile, showing they have found it.

hallar

→find

Two simplified figures standing next to a perfectly stacked pile of colorful blocks, symbolizing a completed action or task.

hicieran

→they did