Words that start with 'h' and contain 'alf'


Dictionarypedia has found 49 results.

4 letter words

  • half

5 letter words

  • halfa
  • halfy

6 letter words

  • halfen
  • halfer
  • halfly

7 letter words

  • halflin
  • halfman
  • halfway
  • halfwit
  • healful

8 letter words

  • halfback
  • halfbeak
  • halfcock
  • halflang
  • halflife
  • halfling
  • halfmoon
  • halfness
  • halfpace
  • halftime
  • halftone
  • halfungs
  • halfwise
  • halfword

9 letter words

  • halfbacks
  • halfbeaks
  • halfblood
  • halflings
  • halflives
  • halfpaced
  • halfpence
  • halfpenny
  • halftimes
  • halftones
  • halftrack
  • halfwords

10 letter words

  • halfcocked
  • halfendeal
  • halfheaded
  • halfhourly
  • halfnesses

11 letter words

  • halfhearted
  • halfpennies
  • hlidhskjalf
  • hlithskjalf

13 letter words

  • halfheartedly

14 letter words

  • halfpennyworth

15 letter words

  • halfheartedness

Which word on this page stands out as the most popular?
According to our database, the most common word in the dictionary that start with 'h' and include 'alf' is 'half'.

In total, how many words are available using the combination of letters requested?
From this list of words that start with 'h' and contain 'alf', Dictionarypedia has discovered 49 entries which are possible.

In Scrabble, what's the most points you can get using this list of words starting with 'h' that contain 'alf'?
From this particular combination, it is possible to play 'halfback' scoring 22 points.

What is the biggest word you can create from the combination searched for?
The largest word that's possible to derive from the combination specified is 'halfheartedness', which consists of 15 characters.

Is there a specific word from this page of word that starts with 'h' and includes 'alf' that could be deemed as interesting in any regard?
Our team thinks 'halfer' to be the most unusual word on this list. 'Halfer' is defined as "1. One who possesses or gives half only; one who shares. [Obs.] Bp. Montagu. 2. A male fallow deer gelded. Pegge (1814).", according to the dictionary.