1. Is the eighth letter of the alphabet, and pronounced with an expiration of breath, which, preceding a vowel, is perceptible by the car at a considerable distance, as in harm, hear, heat. The h is sometimes mute, as in honour, honest; also when united with a g, as in right, fight, brought. As a numeral in Latin it denotes 200, and, with a dash over it, 200,000.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• ch,
• hw,
• ph,
• hx,
• gh,
• jh,
• wh,
• hk,
• hy,
• yh,
• chx,
• eh,
• h,
• hv,
• hs,
• ih,
• hd,
• hc,
• sh,
• bh

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

The adjective form of the word "H" is "H-like".