H
Hail
Half Cell
Half-mast
Halibut Killer
Halyard
Halyard
Hampered Vessel
Hand
Hand Lead
Hand Rail
Hand Rope
Hand Taut
Handybilly
Hanging Knee
Hank
Harbor
Harbor Master
Hard Alee
Hard Chine
Hatch
Hatchrails
Haul
Haul Days
Haul Out
Hawse Buckler
Hawse-pipes
Hawser
HAZ MAT (Hazardous Materials)
Head
Head Room
Head Seas
Head To Wind
Heading
Headsails
Headstay
Headway
Heart
Heartwood
Heat-Affected Zone
Heave
Heave Around
Heave Away
Heave In
Heave Short
Heave Taut
Heave The Lead
Heave To
Heaving Line
Heaving To
Heavy Seas
Heavy Weather
Heel
Heel
Heel, Heeling
Helm
Helmsman
Hemp
High Tide
High-Speed Vessel Op Safety Guides (NVIC 5-01)
Highliner
Hike
Hiking
Hiking Stick
Hiking Straps
Himalyia Clause
HIN
Hit List (humor)
Hitch
Hog
Hoist
Hold
Holddown Clamp
Holding Ground
Holding Tank
Holiday
Holy Stone
Hook Damage
Horn Timber
Horse
Horse Latitudes
Horseshoe Buoy
Hot Dip Coating
Hot Frame
Hound
House
House Flag
Hove-to
Hug
Hulk
Hull
Hull Down
Hull Identification Number (HIN)
Hull Speed
Hurricane
Husband/Husbanding Agent
Hydrodynamic
Hydrofoil
Hydrogen Embrittlement
Hypolimnion
Hypothermia
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Hitch
A knot used to secure a rope to another object or to another rope, or to form a loop or a noose in a rope.