English spellings/Catalogs/Common misspellings H
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| Common misspellings |
This page lists misspellings and typos of English words that begin with H. To see a different letter navigate with the table above.
In this list, there are no asterisks or pronouncing accents. The misspelling is shown as a blue link on the left, for example, *abberant, and it is followed by its correct form in brackets, (aberrant). (In the alphabetical list, the order is usually reversed: áberrant *ábberant.)
To add an entry to the list, insert a new search entry using the {{search link}} template with the correct spelling in parentheses after the link. For example,
* {{search link|mispelling||ns0|ns14|ns100}} (misspelling)* {{search link|"mispell"|mispell|ns0|ns14|ns100}} (misspell)
Please do not delete a misspelling from this page just because it generates false positives. A better way of getting rid of false positives is to "unlink" it by removing the {{search link}} template. For example,
* u (you) (huge number of false positives)
By leaving it on the list, it will remind other users why it has not been added, and it can be easily re-tested at a later date.[e]
- habaeus (habeas)
- habbit (habit)
- habeus corpus (habeas corpus)
- habitant (uncommon Canadian variant of inhabitant)
- habitants (uncommon Canadian variant of inhabitants)
- Habsbourg (Habsburg)
- hace (hare)
- hacmolysin (haemolysin)
- had'nt (had not, hadn't)
- hadnt (had not, hadn't)
- haev (have, heave)
- halfs (half's, halves [plural])
- Hallowean (Hallowe'en, Halloween)
- handeled (handled)
- handfull (handful)
- hapen (happen)
- hapened (happened)
- hapening (happening)
- happend (happened)
- happended (happened)
- harased (harassed)
- harases (harasses)
- harasment (harassment)
- harasments (harassments)
- harbour (variant of harbor)
- hardwear (hardware)
- harras (harass)
- harrased (harassed)
- harrases (harasses)
- harrasing (harassing)
- harrasment (harassment)
- harrasments (harassments)
- harrass (harass)
- harrassed (harassed)
- harrasses (harassed)
- harrassing (harassing)
- harrassment (harassment)
- harrassments (harassments)
- has'nt (has not, hasn't)
- hasnt (has not, hasn't)
- hastly (hastily)
- ns0 (have)
- haved (haved)
- haveing (having)
- hayday (heyday)
- headquater (headquarter)
- headquatered (headquartered)
- headquaters (headquarters)
- heared (heard)
- Heidelburg (Heidelberg)
- heigher (higher)
- heighth (height)
- heigth (height)
- heirarchy (hierarchy)
- heiroglyphics (hieroglyphics)
- helpfull (helpful)
- hemmorhage (hemorrhage)
- hemmorhages (hemorrhages)
- hemmorhagic (hemorrhagic)
- heptathalon (heptathlon)
- herad (heard, Hera, herald)
- heros (heroes, Heros [proper name] may be correct)
- heterogenous (acceptable variant of heterogeneous)
- hieght (height)
- hierachical (hierarchical)
- hierachies (hierarchies)
- hierachy (hierarchy)
- hierarchial (hierarchical)
- hierarcical (hierarchical)
- hierarcy (hierarchy)
- hieroglph (hieroglyph)
- hieroglphs (hieroglyphs)
- higer (higher)
- higest (highest)
- hight (height, right)
- higly (highly)
- hinderence (hindrance)
- hindrence (hindrance)
- hipopotamus (hippopotamus)
- hirsuit (hirsute)
- hismelf (himself)
- histocompatability (histocompatibility)
- hiting (hitting)
- hitted (hit, hitter)
- hobbiest (hobbyist)
- hollistic (holistic)
- homocide (homicide)
- homogeneize (homogenize)
- homogeneized (homogenized)
- hompage (homepage)
- honarable (honorable)
- honory (honorary)
- honour (variant of honor)
- honourable (variant of honorable)
- honourarium (honorarium, even in UK)
- honourary (honorary, even in UK)
- honourific (honorific, even in UK)
- hopefull (hopeful)
- horrifing (horrifying)
- houe (house)
- housewifes (housewives)
- housr (hours, house)
- howevr (however)
- howver (however)
- hte (the)
- hten (then, hen, the)
- htere (there, here)
- htey (they)
- htikn (think)
- hting (thing)
- htink (think)
- htis (this)
- humer (humor, humour)
- humerous (humorous, humerus)
- humour (variant of humor)
- humoural (humoral)
- humourist (humorist)
- humourous (humorous, even in UK)
- hundered (hundred)
- hvae (have)
- hvaing (having)
- hvea (have, heave)
- hwever (however)
- hwihc (which)
- hwile (while)
- hwole (whole)
- hydralic (hydraulic)
- hydropile (hydrophile)
- hydropilic (hydrophilic)
- hydropobe (hydrophobe)
- hydropobic (hydrophobic)
- hygeine (hygiene)
- hygene (hygiene)
- hygenic (hygienic)
- hygine (hygiene)
- hypocracy (hypocrisy)
- hypocrasy (hypocrisy)
- hypocricy (hypocrisy)
- hypocrit (hypocrite)
- hypocrits (hypocrites)