Definitions For Aitch

Noun

{{en-noun, es}} {{Latn-def, en, name, H, h}} : The word hour is written with a silent aitch. : cockneys drop their aitches.

Descendants

{{desc, en, haitch}} {{desc, ar, إِتْش‎, bor=1}} {{desc, el, έιτς, bor=1}} → Japanese: {{ja-r, エイチ}}, dated {{ja-r, エッチ}} {{desc, ko, 에이치, bor=1}} {{desc, fa, ایچ, , English letter H, bor=1}} {{desc, ru, эйч, , English letter H, bor=1}} → Thai: {{th-l, เอช}}, {{th-l, เฮช}}

Translations

Arabic: إِتْش, m (ʾeytš), هَا, f Bulgarian: хаш, m, ейч, m Catalan: hac, f Chinese: : Mandarin: {{qualifier, English letter names are called as in English; no other standard Mandarin name exists}} Czech: há, n Dutch: haa, m, f Esperanto: ho Faroese: há, n Finnish: hoo French: âche, m, f, ache, m, f Galician: hache, m German: Ha, n Greek: έιτς, n Hawaiian: hē Hindi: एच Hungarian: há Icelandic: há Ido: he Irish: héis, uath Italian: acca Japanese: エイチ (eichi) Korean: 에이치 Latin: hā Latvian: hā Lithuanian: ha Malay: ec Manx: hibbin Marathi: एच Middle English: ache, uhe Occitan: acha, f Old English: hah, hake Persian: هاش (hâš, sc=fa-Arab), ایچ, tr=eyč, sc=fa-Arab {{qualifier, english}} Polish: h, n, samo h, n {{qualifier, when contrasted with "ch"}} Portuguese: agá, m Romanian: haș Russian: эйч, n {{qualifier, English}}, аш, c, ха, n Spanish: hache, f Swedish: hå, n Thai: เอช, เฮช Turkish: he Vietnamese: hắt, hờ Welsh: aetsh, f

See also

{{list:Latin script letter names/en}}

Alternative forms

{{alter, en, haitch, , dialectal or nonstandard}} {{alter, en, ache#Etymology_3, , rare}}

Etymology

From Middle English ache, borrowed from {{der, en, fro, ache}}, from {{der, en, VL., *acca}}, probably an extension of earlier ha, from an unindentified source. Compare {{cog, it, acca}}.

Anagrams

Cathi, Chait, Chita, chati, tachi, tachi-