ha
or hah
[ hah ]
/ hɑ /
interjection
(used as an exclamation of surprise, interrogation, suspicion, triumph, etc.)
Origin of ha
Middle English word dating back to 1250–1300; see origin at
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Words nearby ha
Definition for ha (2 of 7)
ha
hectare; hectares.
Definition for ha (3 of 7)
ḥā
[ khah ]
/ xɑ /
noun
the sixth letter of the Arabic alphabet, representing a pharyngeal spirant consonant.
Origin of ḥā
From Arabic
Definition for ha (4 of 7)
hā
[ hah ]
/ hɑ /
noun
the 26th letter of the Arabic alphabet, representing a glottal spirant consonant sound.
Origin of hā
From Arabic
Definition for ha (5 of 7)
Definition for ha (6 of 7)
Definition for ha (7 of 7)
h.a.
Gunnery.
high angle.
in this year.
Origin of h.a.
(def 2) < Latin
hōc annō
Example sentences from the Web for ha
British Dictionary definitions for ha (1 of 7)
ha
1
hah
/ (hɑː) /
interjection
an exclamation expressing derision, triumph, surprise, etc, according to the intonation of the speaker
(reiterated)
a representation of the sound of laughter
British Dictionary definitions for ha (2 of 7)
ha
2
symbol for
hectare
British Dictionary definitions for ha (3 of 7)
Ha
abbreviation for
Hawaii
British Dictionary definitions for ha (4 of 7)
h
H
/ (eɪtʃ) /
noun plural h's, H's or Hs
the eighth letter and sixth consonant of the modern English alphabet
a speech sound represented by this letter, in English usually a voiceless glottal fricative, as in hat
- something shaped like an H
- (in combination)an H-beam
British Dictionary definitions for ha (5 of 7)
British Dictionary definitions for ha (6 of 7)
h.a.
abbreviation for
hoc anno
Word Origin for h.a.
Latin: in this year
British Dictionary definitions for ha (7 of 7)
H
symbol for
abbreviation for
Hungary (international car registration)
Medical definitions for ha (1 of 2)
h
The symbol forPlanck's constant
Medical definitions for ha (2 of 2)
H
The symbol for the elementhydrogen
Scientific definitions for ha (1 of 2)
h
Abbreviation of height
The symbol for Planck's constant.
Scientific definitions for ha (2 of 2)
H
The symbol for henry.
The symbol for hydrogen.