• wh,
• eh,
• hy,
• hn,
• hu,
• he,
• 5h,
• hb,
• hw,
• th,
• yhh,
• nh,
• mh,
• h2,
• lh,
• gh,
• hv,
• hm,
• hl,
• w3,
• x60,
• ghj,
• hs,
• yhu,
• bh,
• fh,
• sh,
• h2h,
• th66,
• x52,
• hj,
• hc,
• 6h,
• hd,
• ih,
• hwf,
• 8h,
• hx,
• 2h,
• 3h,
• ph,
• w2,
• hf,
• 9h,
• hq,
• k4,
• 1h,
• 4h,
• yh,
• hh,
• jh,
• q24h,
• 0k,
• hi,
• hk,
• h,
• ch

H is the 8th letter in the English alphabet and is an aspirated consonant. The sound of 'h' is formed by air passing through tight lips. It is usually considered as a voiceless fricative and, as such, it is quite similar to the sound of 'f'. 'H' is used in all kinds of words, from adjectives to nouns to verbs, and can convey a completely different meaning. For example, the verb 'hat' means to cover one's head while the noun 'hat' means the covering itself.

• hg,
• hay,
• Hey,
• HU,
• ho,
• Ah,
• H,
• Hye,
• h2o,
• hue,
• J,
• hew,
• Hai,
• y,
• ha,
• W,
• Hwa,
• Ht.,
• haw,
• Hae,
• hoe,
• hoy,
• Hy,
• Hoa,
• HOU,
• how,
• hao,
• oh,
• hi,
• n.h.,
• G,
• -y,
• h's,
• nh,
• Hui,
• a-,
• hyo,
• he,
• A,
• Hau,
• Hee,
• HUA,
• HUH,
• hie.