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Hic (haec hoc)

This

Hic

Here

Hodie

Today

Homo

Man, human being, person

Hora

Hour

Hortus

Garden

Hostis

Enemy

Iaceo

Lie

Iacio

Throw

Iam

Now, already

Ianua

Door

Ibi

There

Igitur

Therefore, and so

Ignis

Fire

Ille

That, he, she, it