Haokney-coach

hak'ni-koch, n. a coach lot out Had, pa and f>a.p. of Havo = held. Acts xxv. 26 [Contr. from A. S hafed, ha/d — baved Haddock, had'uk, «. a sea-fish of the cod family. [Ety dub. cf W. hadog, prolific had, seed perh. from Low L. gadns cod—Gr. “ados, and dim. termination oek.) Hades, ha'dez, n the unseen world the abode of the dead [Gr haides. hades —prob from a, pnv., and ide in to see, ‘The Unseen E©mal. Haematite, See. See Hemal, Hematite. Haemoglobin, he-mo-glob'in, n the coiouiiog matter of the blood. Kir, hat via blood, L. globus, a round body Haemorrhage, Sic. See Hemorrhage