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Hajfa noun | Haifanoun a city in northern Israel |
Hajfong | Haiphong |
Hajmos | Haemus |
hajp | hype |
hajs noun | doshnoun slang: money moneynoun means of exchange and measure of value |
Hajsyn noun | Haisynnoun city |
Hajworon noun | Haivoronnoun city |
hajże | let's goexpression of encouragement, cheer |
hak noun | grapnelnoun small anchor hooknoun rod bent into a curved shape hooknoun type of boxing punch kompromatnoun dirt, compromising material tallynoun notch, mark, or score made on or in a tally uppercutnoun in boxing |
haker noun | crackernoun computing: one who cracks hackernoun expert at programming hackernoun one who uses a computer to gain unauthorized access to data |
hakerka noun | hackernoun one who uses a computer to gain unauthorized access to data |
haki noun | kompromatnoun dirt, compromising material |
hakować verb | hackverb to gain illegal access to a computer network hackverb to gain unauthorised access to a computer or online account |
haktywista | hacktivist |
haktywizm noun | hacktivismnoun |
hala noun | alpnoun very high mountain concoursenoun a large open space in a building where people can gather hallnoun meeting room |
hala odlotów noun | departure loungenoun waiting room at an airport |
hala przylotów | arrivals |
halabarda noun | billnoun weapon of infantry halberdnoun hand weapon |
halabardnik noun | halberdiernoun a soldier armed with a halberd |
halachiczny adjective | halachicadjective of or pertaining to Halacha; in accordance with Halacha |
halal | halal |
hałas noun | blusternoun pompous, officious talk dinnoun loud noise hurlyburlynoun noisy and disorderly tumult noisenoun various sounds, usually unwanted noise pollutionnoun excessive noise racketnoun loud noise |