• hahaha,
• hahahaha,
• hrlo,
• huynh,
• hro,
• 11hrs,
• heahh,
• yhwh,
• irh,
• hih,
• hahhah,
• 8hr,
• fhfh,
• 4hrs,
• trhow,
• hrash,
• harh,
• 40hrs,
• haha1,
• higfh,
• hobhy,
• sraha,
• ahhhh,
• hiroki,
• hgh,
• higgh,
• yehhhh,
• howhe,
• uhhhh,
• 15hrs,
• hch,
• hth,
• hrsa,
• wrhee,
• hirig,
• h2h,
• trhey,
• ohhhh,
• rhyrhm,
• shhhh,
• hhh,
• 1200hrs,
• shhh,
• hrrd,
• 8hrs,
• trhu,
• havhe,
• 2hrs,
• trha,
• hwho,
• 3hrs,
• 24hrs,
• hrry,
• yhh,
• hwh,
• 59hrs,
• 1hr,
• hrou,
• hh,
• 6hr,
• hrd,
• 16hrs,
• trhew,
• hrly,
• hhigh,
• 6hrs,
• 48hrs,
• healrh,
• 24hr,
• hahahahah,
• 5hrs,
• heheh,
• hearh,
• hahah,
• hrm,
• hurah,
• arh,
• hihi,
• hre,
• trurh,
• veryh,
• hrt,
• haruhi,
• hrllo,
• higerh,
• thrhg,
• heh,
• hiqh,
• haha,
• hirohito,
• hehehe,
• hhere,
• 1hr1,
• hrb,
• 7hr,
• hrough,
• 2hr,
• srhp,
• hirinh,
• 3hr,
• herh,
• woryh,
• hohor,
• trh.

HRH stands for 'His/Her Royal Highness' and is a title given to members of royal families. It is most commonly used to refer to a reigning monarch, prince, princess or entrusted with the style by letters patent. Depending on the country's tradition, those with the title can be accorded various dignities, privileges or precedence. The term has its origin from the French language, which explains why in certain European societies, the phrase HRH is sometimes rendered as Son Altesse Royale (SAR).

The title of HRH is usually also accompanied with certain honours and awards.

2 letters

• rh,
• hr.