| Hans von Bodeck | Hanlon's Razor | Hara |
| HackneyHackney is an area of the London Borough of Hackney, in the northeast of London, UK. Places in Hackney include: Dalston Haggerston Kingsland Homerton Clapton Hackney's biggest park is Victoria Park. Other parks include Hackney Downs and London Fields Hack | HackersThe term Hackers can refer to several things: Hacker a type of person interested in exploration, usually of a computer or electrical engineering background Hacking a type of activity that also has several meanings Hackers (movie) a 1995 movie starring Ang | Hansen's diseaseHansen's disease also known as leprosy is an infectious disease caused by infection by Mycobacterium leprae''. The modern name of the disease comes from the discoverer of Mycobacterium leprae G. Sufferers from Hansen's disease have generally been called l |
| Hash collisionHash collision is a term in computer programming for a situation that occurs when two distinct inputs into a hash function produce identical outputs. One desirable property of cryptographic hash functions is that it is computationally infeasible to find a | HamburgerThis article is about the sandwich known as a hamburger. The term hamburger is also sometimes used as a synonym for ground beef. A hamburger (or, less frequently, a hamburg or in the United Kingdom, a beefburger is a variant on a sandwich involving a patt | Halifax, Nova ScotiaHalifax is a Canadian city, the provincial capital and largest population centre in Nova Scotia, and the economic centre of the Atlantic Provinces. In 1995, the city of Halifax was amalgamated with a number of neighbouring authorities to create the Halifa |
| Halifax, EnglandHalifax is a town in the county of West Yorkshire, northern England, with a population of about 90,000. It is well known as a centre of England's woollen manufacture from the 15th century onward. The name Halifax is said to be a corruption of the old Engl | HanazonoHanazono can refer to: Emperor Hanazono of Japan, the 95th Emperor of Japan. Hanazono Station (Kyoto), a station of the JR San'in Line/ Sagano Line, located in Kyoto. Hanazono Station (Takamatsu). | HalteresHalteres (singular halter or haltere from the Greek word for dumbbells, are small knobbed structures homologous to wings and flapped to maintain stability when flying. These specialized organs are found in the place of the forewings of Strepsiptera and th |
| Hashshashin | Hay | Halkeria |
| Hans Holbein | Hagbard Celine | Hapi |
| Hake | Haptophyte | Hawker Pacific Aerospace |
| Hare | Hawker Siddeley Dynamics | Hans Holbein the Elder |
| Hans Holbein the Younger | Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone | Halberd |
| Hallucination | Haidinger's brush | Hangman's knot |
| Hall | Handicraft | Havana |
| Han van Meegeren | Hai He | Haar wavelet |
| Half Dome | Haganah | Harlingen |
| Harlingen, Texas | Hans Dürer | Hans von Kulmbach |
| Harold Wilson | Haircut | Half-Life |
| Hampton Court Palace | Hakka (linguistics) | Hamilton County |
| Harpers Ferry, West Virginia | Harry Houdini | Hazrat Inayat Khan |
| Hartford, Connecticut | Hayden Christensen | Haredi Judaism |
| Harry Palmer | Hamamelidales | Haloragales |
| Hamilton County, New York | Harlem, Manhattan | Habitat |
| Hard disk platter | Hadean | Hamilton tariff |
| Haifa | Hans Janmaat | Hatch Act |
| Harmonic function | Han Solo | Harald I of Norway |
| Hanoi | Harare | Hawk |
| Harford County, Maryland | Harrier | Harrier (dog) |
| Hayman fire | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania | Hawker Hurricane |
| Harvard architecture | Hardanger | Hauts-de-Seine |
| Hai jin | Hanni Wenzel | Hans Zwieidneck von Sudenhorst |
| Have Space Suit-Will Travel | Hallucigenia | Hannelore Kohl |
| Hammond | Hampton | Hatshepsut |
| Hallstein Doctrine | Harvey | Hawthorne |
| Harrison | Halftone | Harold Robbins |
| Harrisburg | Haverhill | Harlequin |
| Haarlem | Hawker Typhoon | Havamal |
| Haaretz | Haakon VII of Norway | Hapkido |
