Old English hine, accusative of he; replaced by dative him in early Middle English. Cognate with German ihn. It is said to survive somewhat in southwest English and Kentish dialect.
hilt
hilum
him
Himalaya
himself
hin
hincty
hind
hinder
hinderance
hindermost
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