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# {{non-gloss
====Usage notes====
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===Etymology 2===
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# {{romanization of|got|𐌷}}
==Heiltsuk==
===Pronunciation===
*{{IPA|hei|/ɦ/}}
===Letter===
{{head|hei|letter|upper case|H}}
# {{Latn-def|hei|letter|indef=a}}
====See also====
* {{list:Latin script letters/hei}}
==Hungarian==
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====See also====
* {{list:Latin script letters/it}}
==Kankanaey==
===Etymology===
{{bor+|kne|tl|h}}. Letter pronunciation is influenced by {{der|kne|en|h}}.
===Pronunciation===
{{kne-pr|eyts<a:letter name>|h<a:phoneme>}}
===Letter===
{{kne-head|letter}}
# {{Latn-def|kne|letter|8|eyts}}
====See also====
* {{list:Latin script letters/kne}}
===References===
* {{R:kne:Ortograpiya 2016|page=10-11}}
==Kashubian==
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====See also====
* {{list:Latin script letters/csb}}
==Latin==
===Letter===
{{la-letter|upper=H|lower=h}}
# A letter in the [[Latin alphabet]], representing the sound /h/
====See also====
* {{list:Latin script letters/la}}
==Latvian==
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===Etymology===
Continues {{inh|mt|ar|ه}}. In pre-modern Maltese, ''h'' still produces the sound {{IPAchar|[h]}} as recorded by {{w|Giovanni Pietro Francesco Agius de Soldanis|Agius de Soldanis}} (1750) and {{w|Mikiel Anton Vassalli|Mikel Anton Vassalli}} (1796). The early contemporary variant was first found in the dialect of ''lsien tal-bliet'' (“tongues of the cities”, referring to the cities around the [[Grand Harbour]] according to Vassalli) which eventually
===Pronunciation===
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===See also===
* {{list:Latin script letters/mt}}
==North Frisian==
===Pronunciation===
* {{IPA|frr|[h]}}
===Letter===
{{head|frr|letter|lower case||upper case|H}}
# {{Latn-def|frr|letter|indef=1}}
===See also===
* {{sense|North Frisian letters}} {{l|frr|[[a]], [[ä]], [[å]], [[ā]], [[b]], [[c]], [[d]], [[đ]], [[e]], [[ē]], [[f]], [[g]], [[h]], [[i]], [[j]], [[k]], [[l]], [[m]], [[n]], [[o]], [[ö]], [[p]], [[r]], [[s]], [[t]], [[u]], [[ü]], [[v]], [[w]] ([[q]], [[x]], [[y]], [[z]])}}
==Norwegian==
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====Pronunciation====
{{pl-pr|ha|h=-|r=-}}
====Letter====
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=====Usage notes=====
* Seemingly native words spelt with ⟨h⟩ (rather than ⟨ch⟩) are generally from [[Czech]] or other Slavic dialects. Otherwise ⟨h⟩ occurs in loanwords, especially from German. Some
=====See also=====
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===Etymology 2===
{{der+|pl|la|hōra}}.
====Pronunciation====
{{pl-pr|godzina|h=-|r=-}}
====Noun====
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