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the steep descent of a shaft ha'-ding, 5 [Mining]; deviation from the of a vein [Mining]. (A.S. heald, inclined.) s. the abode of the dead (Gr. literally a, not, and ide in, to see) had'-ith, s. the body of oral. tradition respecting Mahomet, now committed to writing, and apto the Koran (Ar. a tale)., haj, s. a pilgrimage to Mecca or Medina (Ar.) haj' -ee, s. one who has performed his hadj. he'-ma-krome, s. that which gives colour the blood (Gr. haima, blood, and chroma, colour). he' -mal, a. pertaining to the blood. he-ma-tem'-a-sis, s. a vomiting of blood from the stomach [Med.] (Gr. haima, and emeo, to he-mat'-ik, s. a medicine to act on the blood: the science of the blood. he'-ma-toyd, a. of the appearance of blood haima, and he-ma-tol'-o-je, eidos, like). s. the doctrine of the (Gr. haima, and logos, science). he-ma-to -sis, s. formation into blood. he'-mo-globe-in, s. a red fluid substance the red corpuscles of the blood (Gr. haima, and globus, a he-mo-fil'-e-å, ball). s. a constitutional tendency hemorrhage (Gr. haima, and philos, inclined to). he-má-to-zo'-á, s. entozoa in the blood (Gr. and zoon, an animal). he-ma-tu -re-å, s. hemorrhage from the organs [Med.] (Gr. haima, and urine). he-mop -te-sis, s. a coughing up of blood (Gr. haima, and ptyo, to spit.) he'-mor-aje, s. See Hemorrhage. haf -fi, v.n. to speak unintelligibly; to prevari(from the sound). haf'-iz, a. knowing the Koran by heart. haft, s. a handle: v.a. to furnish with a handle hæft). hag, s. an ugly old woman; a witch; a fury; a carfish found in the bodies of others, which on their substance: pl. appearances of light fire on horses ' manes or men's hair: v.a. to to vex (A.S. hægte c) hag'-gard, a. lean and. hollow-eyed from age, or suffering (hag). Haggardly, hag'-gard-le, in a haggard manner. hag'-gard, a. wild or intractable; s. an unor refractory hawk; anything haggard. hag'-ged, a. lean; ugly; like ahag. hag'-gis, s. a Scotch dish made of the heart, & c. of a sheep, chopped fine with suet and oat highly, seasoned with onions and pepper, and in the maw (hack). hag'-gish, a. like a hag; ugly. Haggishly, hag'- ad. in the manner of ahag. hag' -gl, v.a. to cut into small pieces; to cut an unskilful manner; to mangle: v.n. to raise in bargaining; to higgle (hack). hag' -gler, s. one who haggles or higgles. s. government by priests (Gr. holy, and archo, to rule). hag-e-og' -ra-fal, a. pertaining tohagioor the Hagiography. hag-e-og'-ra-fer, s. a writer in the Hag i a writer of a hagiography hag-c-og'-ra-fe, s. the last. of the three divisions of the Old Testament, embracing Prov. Job Dan., Ezra, Nehem. Ruth, Esth.,, Cant.,, Lam.,, and Eccles.; in the, Rom. Cath. the lives of the saints (Gr. agios, and to write). hag-c-ol-o-gist, s. one who writes or treats the sacred writings; hagiographer. hag-e-ol -o-je, s. an account of the sacred a body of literature recording legends of saints (Gr. agios, and logos, account). hag-rid -dn, a. afflicted with the nighthag'-ship, s. the state or title of ahag. ha, int. an expre ion of surprise, effort, .; ha. ha -hä, s. See Hawhaw. hale, s. a shower of rain in the form of ice: v.n. rain hail (A.S. hagal). hale, int. health to you: s. a salutation; call: υ.α. call to one at a distance to arrest his attention; greet as; v.n. to come from (hale, whole). hale'-fel-lo, s. an intimate companion. well met, on familiar terms. hale'-stone, s. a single ball of hail. ha'-le, a. consisting ofhail. hare, s. a small filament, with a bulbous root, from the skin of an animal; the ma of growing from the skin of an animal, and forming an integument or covering; anything very small or fine; minute hair-like filaments on the surface of plants [Bot.] (A.S. hær.)