1. A man descended from a divinity, and ranked afterwards among the gods; a clear-seeing, self-reliant, self-sufficient, valiant man; a great, illustrious, or extraordinary person; the principal personage in a poem, romance, &c.

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

• herit,
• zerro,
• ehere,
• iery,
• herei,
• heary,
• heloo,
• hnry,
• ahero,
• nuro,
• herfe,
• herea,
• hnery,
• pharo,
• hert,
• heero,
• hrere,
• hyrdo,
• htto,
• heri

• Hers,
• Hary,
• hera,
• harrier,
• herd,
• HUR,
• HER2-ECD,
• Hir,
• HORU,
• HAER,
• Her,
• hoarier,
• hare,
• hurry,
• hewer,
• harry,
• haywire,
• herr,
• HARR,
• hora,
• Herie,
• Hery,
• hoar,
• Heer,
• Hurr,
• hire,
• heir,
• Huer,
• hairier,
• heron,
• Hari,
• Harre,
• HARA,
• hoary,
• HER3,
• Haar,
• HEHR,
• HIRI,
• HYUR,
• H-HOUR,
• N-HOUR,
• zero,
• Hiro,
• Herrea,
• HERI,
• DAC-HOUR,
• higher,
• HER2,
• Here-at,
• Hurra,
• hooray,
• Harrie,
• HAWRE,
• HIR-AP,
• Hurrier,
• hairy,
• in-here,
• R-HIR,
• HOR,
• Harri,
• HEERA,
• re-hire,
• har-har,
• HURA,
• HURY,
• hurrah,
• HOYER,
• HUWR,
• hair-net,
• herb,
• FHA-HERO,
• here,
• houri,
• harrow,
• FFA/HERO,
• Hair-pin,
• Har,
• HIRA,
• Hairo,
• heare,
• hair,
• hear,
• here-now,
• HORI,
• Harier,
• heuer,
• hurray,
• heier,
• heyer,
• hair-dog,
• Harrah,
• co-here,
• hour,
• hurry-up,
• HER-2.

The adjective form of the word "hero" is "heroic".

The plural of the "hero" can be the "heroes".

The singular of the "hero" can be the "hero".