English

Etymology

Pronunciation

• , /hʌn/, /hVn/

Homophones

• Hun

Noun

1. Honey, sweetheart i used as a term of endearment.

Breton

Pronoun

1. our

Faroese

Pronunciation

• [hoːn]

Pronoun

1. she

Hungarian

Noun

1. home country

Icelandic

Alternative spellings

• hún
• hón (archaic)

Pronoun

1. In the context of "lang=is|archaic": she

Declension

Japanese

Noun

1. 本: book

Kanji reading

On-reading of:

• 本
• 翻
• 奔
• 反

Old English

Etymology

Verb

1. To hang.
2. To suspend.

Rohingya

Etymology

Pronoun

1. who

Swedish

Etymology 1

Pronunciation

Pronoun

1. she

See also

• han
• den
• det
• henne
• hennes

Etymology 2

Noun

1. definite form singular of ho.

• the International Olympic Committee's country code for Honduras. (Note that this code is not compliant with the three-letter ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country code for Honduras, which is HND.
• the IATA airport code for Huron Regional Airport, South Dakota, USA.
• Health On the Net Foundation, a Swiss non-governmental organisation which provides online medical and health information
• the stock symbol of Honeywell, an American multinational corporation
• Hands on Network, a network of volunteer coordination centres in the United States; Hands on Nashville (above) is an affiliate of this network.
• The HON Company, subsidiary of HNI, a seller of business furniture from Muscatine, USA.
• HON Circle is the highest status to earn at Miles & More, the frequent flyer programme of Lufthansa.
• The House of Netjer religious organization.

• an abbreviation for the term honorary, used to describe both a degree awarded as an honour (e.g. HonDLitt), and an unpaid position in an organisation (e.g. Hon Secretary).
• an abbreviation for the title The Honourable, also appearing in the abbreviation Rt Hon, "The Right Honourable".

• a term of endearment, a contraction of the word honey - also spelled "Hun"
• The japanese word for book.