Quettaparma Quenyallo

haura adj. “huge” (PE17:115)

hauta- vb. "cease, take a rest, stop" (KHAW)

háya adj. "far off, far away" (KHAYA). Also haiya.

hé “him (the other, etc.)” in the sentence melin sé apa la hé “I love him but not him” (another) (VT49:15). It may be that hé covers both genders (“her” as well as “him”), like sé (se) is known to do.

heca! ("k") vb. in imperative "be gone! stand aside!", also with pronominal suffixes hecat sg. (but see -t #3) and hecal pl. (WJ:364)

Hecel ("k") (Heceld-, e.g. pl. Heceldi, WJ:371), noun with same meaning as hecil, q.v., but reformed to match Oarel, especially applied to the Eldar left in Beleriand. Helcelmar and Heceldamar *"Land of Forsaken Elves", the name used by the loremasters of Aman for Beleriand. (WJ:365)

hecil ("k") (masc. hecilo, fem. hecilë) noun "one lost or forsaken by friends, waif, outcast, outlaw" (WJ:365)

hehta- (pa.t. hehtanë) vb. "put aside, leave out, exclude, abandon, forsake" (WJ:365)

hela conj. “or”, apparently an ephemeral form, replaced by hya (VT49:14-15). The editor theorizes that hela literally meant “other than” (VT49:15)

helca ("k") adj. "icy, ice-cold" (misprint "helk" in the Etymologies as printed in LR, entry KHELEK; both the Silmarillion Appendix and LT1:254 have helka, and VT45:21 finally confirmed that there is a final -a in Tolkien's Etymologies manuscript as well). In Helcar, the Inland Sea in the north-east of Middle-earth, and Helcaraxë, the Grinding Ice between Araman and Middle-earth (SA; spelt "Helkarakse" in the Etymologies, stem KARAK)

helcë ("k") noun "ice" (KHELEK, LT1:254)

helcelimbë ("k") noun *"ice-drop"? (LIB¹, cf. KHELEK)

helda (1) adj. "naked, stripped bare" (SKEL, SKAL¹)

[helda (2) adj. "friendly, having love (for)" (VT46:3)]

[heldo, also helmo, fem. heldë, noun "friend" (VT46:3)]

[helmë noun "friendship" (VT46:3)]

helin noun "violet" or "pansy" (LT1:262)

Helinyetillë noun "Eyes of Heartsease", a name of the pansy (LT1:262)