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Haakonian order - The Haakonians conquered Neelix's homeworld, Talax, more than 15 years earlier after they used the Metreon Cascade on Rinax. (Jetrel)

Hadrosaur - This is one of the creatures that Janeway and the Doctor view on the holodeck when they are trying to find an ancestor common to humans and Veer; it was the most highly evolved cold-blooded creature of the Eryops; it vanished when a mass extinction occurred at the end of the Cretaceous Period. (Distant Origin)

Hair - Chakotay's father told him that using hair as kindling can help start a fire; they use rocks to cut off some of the crew member's hair so that they can start a fire. (Basics, Part 2)

Hale, Nathan - While he is trying to decide what to do, the Doctor wonders whether he should conjure up holograms of Nathan Hale and Che Guevara to help take back the ship. (Basics, Part 2)

Hali - Jal Haliz was called Hali before he earned his Ogla name by killing a Kazon Relora warrior with his bare hands. (Initiations)

Haliz - SEE: Jal Haliz.

Halla - Lillias's sister; Lillias hasn't seen her sister since their home was destroyed 3 weeks earlier; Halla is found later. (Rise)

Haluk (Marshall R. Teague) - Haluk is in charge of the Voth ship that captures Voyager. (Distant Origin)

Hamilton - Hamilton is one of the people that Janeway has in mind to replace Paris at Conn. (Investigations)

Hanjuan (Geof Prysirr) - A Nezu miner at the nearby galicite excavation; he has information about the asteroids that he wants to tell to the ambassador. (Rise)

Hanon Four - Cullah strands the Voyager crew on this planet; the planet is seismically active; it seems to be an M class planet at the pliocene stage of development; it is comparable to Earth several million years ago. (Basics, Part 1)

Hanon system - After the Nistrim take Voyager, they set a course for the Hanon system; Seska says that this will be the crew's new home. (Basics, Part 1)

Hansen, Annika (Erica Lynne Bryan) - This was Seven's name before she was assmilated by the Borg. (The Gift) Seven has flashbacks to when she was Annika Hansen and the Borg attacked the ship she and her parents were on; she remembers that she had her 6th birthday on the Raven. (The Raven)

Hansen, Mr. (David Anthony Marshall) - Seven sees a flashback of when the Borg attacked their ship and her parents scream at her to run and hide; the name of their ship was The Raven; her father did important experiements on the ship and had to travel a long way to get here. (The Raven)

Hansen, Mrs. (Nikki Tyler) - Seven sees a flashback of when the Borg attacked their ship and her parents scream at her to run and hide. (The Raven)

Hargrove - Male Lieutenant on Voyager; the Doctor was testing Hargrove for Arethian flu when Ensign Kyote deactivates him (Eye of the Needle) Neelix mentions that Kes knew Hargrove had been in sickbay hours after Hargrove had left. (Cathexis) His quarters are on Deck 7. (Twisted)

Harmonic inversion - The sleeping aliens are using harmonic inversion technology to disable Voyager. (Waking Moments)

Harmonic resonance chamber - The Borg designed this chamber to contain and stabilize Omega; the chamber can be modified to emit an inverse frequency that will dissolve Omega's interatomic bonds; Janeway tells Seven to increase the harmonic resonance of the chamber so that the molecules will be neutralized more quickly; Chakotay decompresses the Cargo Bay so that the harmonic chamber is jettisoned into space. (Omega Directive)

Haron (Terry Lester) - First maje of the Kazon Relora; when Haron refuses to ally with the Kazon Nistrim, Cullah kills him by beaming him into space. (Manuevers)

Hatil - SEE: Garan, Hatil. (Emanations)

Hayes, Admiral - In the Starfleet message that Arturis tampers with, Admiral Hayes tells the Voyager crew about the experimental slipstream technology and encourages them to use the Dauntless to get home; Janeway says that the admiral is a good man and a fine officer, but a bit of a windbag; in the message that Janeway decrypts from data block 14 beta, Admiral Hayes says that Starfleet hasn't found anything to help the crew get back home. (Hope and Fear)

HD-25 isomorphic projection - Dejaren is an HD-25 isomorphic projection. (Revulsion)

Headache - Kes begins experiencing headaches after Tiernan's consciousness is transferred into hers; the headaches worsen when Tiernan takes over and Kes fights him for control. (Warlord) Janeway has been experiencing headaches; she tells the Doctor that they feel like hot needles driving into her skull. (Scientific Method)

Headboards - Chakotay makes headboards for their beds after he notices that Janeway sometimes sits up in bed to read and wants her to have a comfortable headrest. (Resolutions)

Heartburn - Acute dsyfunctional dyspepsia; Paris makes this diagnosis after several of the crew members complain of chest pain after eating Neelix's version of Rodeo Red's Red-hot Rottin' Tootin' Chili; he replicates some antacid to relieve their pain. (Message in a Bottle)

Heatho-Bards - Freya asks the Doctor if he has heard about her campaign against the Heatho-Bards to the south. (Heroes and Demons)

Heating array - The heating array in the Mess Hall overloads and incinerates the pot roast that Paris was preparing for the crew's dinner. (Macrocosm)

Helm control - Paris delivers the helm control evaluation to Torres; helm control is rerouted to Engineering when they attempt to open a transwarp conduit. (Day of Honor) Torres gets Paris into engineering with the excuse that she wanted to make sure increasing the efficiency of the impulse drive wasn't compromising helm control. (Scientific Method)

Hematologist - Danara is a hematologist. (Lifesigns)

Hematological scan - The Doctor asks Seven to run a hematological scan on Neelix in order to regulate the dosage of nanoprobes for his next injection. (Mortal Coil)

Hemikek - A yellow dwarf system; Neelix says that they may be able to find verterium cortenide on an M class planet in this system. (Investigations)

Hemikek Four - Seska tells Jonas that after he causes the accident with the warp coils, that they will be waiting for him on Hemikek Four. (Lifesigns) Paris discovers that the Kazon Nistrim is waiting to ambush Voyager at Hemikek 4. (Investigations)

Hemocythemic imbalance - The fetal transport causes a slight hemocythemic imbalance in Wildman's baby. (Deadlock)

Hemo-uterine levels - One of the Vidiians in sick bay says that the hemo-uterine levels of Wildman are far above normal which indicates that she has recently given birth. (Deadlock)

Henard - Torres has this crew member help retrieve the console on the Kazon bridge. (State of Flux)

Henley (Catherine MacNeal) - Former Maquis; Female Crewman on Voyager; she is one of the Maquis selected to participate in special training to help him adjust to serving on a Starfleet ship. (Learning Curve)

Henry - SEE: Burleigh, Henry. (Cathexis)

Herb lore - Freya says that the Doctor is a master of herb lore since he seems to know so much about Akuta. (Heroes and Demons)

Hercules - The Doctor points out a constellation named Hercules to Danara; he says that it was named after a character in ancient Greek myth. (Lifesigns)

Heresy - Gegen is charged with heresy against doctrine by the Ministry of Elders. (Distant Origin)

Hermosa Quake - After the Hermosa quake of 2047, the whole Los Angelos region sank 200 meters under water and became one of the largest coral reefs in the world. (Future's End, Part 1)

Heuristic matrix - The diagnostic matrix and the Doctor both have heuristic matrices. (The Swarm)

Heva 7 - In order to stall for time, Neelix tells the Akritirian Patrol ships that he thought he was at the Heva 7 refueling port. (The Chute)

Hexi-prismatic field - Torres places the Caretaker's remains in this type of field so that it will act as a compass and help them locate the Caretaker's mate. (Cold Fire)

Hibernation pods - Voyager finds 5 hibernation pods which are connected to a computer; 3 of the people in the pods are alive, the other 2 died from extreme stress; the pods allow the computer to scan their brain functions and send a data stream back to them. (The Thaw)

Hickman - Ensign on Voyager that works in astrophysics; Chakotay says that Hickman does a passable imitation of Janeway. (Scorpion, Part 1)

High Orbit - Voyager maintains a high orbit in order to avoid detection by Earth's surveillence satellites. (Future's End, Part 1) Chakotay tells Paris to take Voyager into a high orbit in order to avoid the 13 vessels approaching from the surface. (Concerning Flight)

High Sierras - Starling sees Braxton's ship crash in the High Sierras on Earth in 1967. (Future's End, Part 1)

Hirogen - The sensor network belongs to the Hirogen; the Hirogen orders Voyager to sever their link to the network. (Message in a Bottle) The Hirogen capture Tuvok and Seven; Seven says that the Hirogen are a crude species and that only their size makes them formidable; the Hirogen ships have some sort of monotanium armor plating; according to Tuvok, the Hirogen are extremely dangerous and they seem to lack any moral center. (Hunters) The Hirogen says that the way a creature behaves when it is wounded is the key to its destruction; the Hirogen ship has a dicyclic warp signature; the Hirogen ship has been to over 90 star systems in the last year; the Hirogen are a hunting species and elements of their culture such as social rituals and religious beliefs are based on the hunt; they may be using some of their prey for food; they are a nomadic race and their existence is driven by the pursuit of prey; the Hirogen don't have a home planet; their ships travel alone or in small groups; the Doctor tries to sedate the wounded Hirogen but his immune system neutralizes everything; Voyager detects 6 more Hirogen ships on their way after the wounded Hirogen sends a distress call; diplomacy isn't part of the Hirogen lifestyle; the Hirogen doesn't see the Voyager crew as equals, but just considers them as game; the Hirogen body armor can defeat most hostile environments; the Hirogen severely wounds Species 8472 when he, Chakotay and Paris corner it near Deflector control; Seven beams both the creature and the Hirogen onto one of the Hirogen ships. (Prey) The Hirogen capture Voyager and use Voyager's holodecks to set up simulations to "hunt" the Voyager crew; Alpha Hirogen says that the Hirogen way of life has not changed for 1000 years; they have dispersed themselves throughout the quadrant and have become a solitary and isolated race; he believes that in another 1000 years, no one will remember the name Hirogen; Janeway says that internal scans of the holodeck show 13 Hirogen on Holodeck 1. (The Killing Game, Part 1) Janeway and Seven determine that there are 85 Hirogen on board Voyager including 4 on the Bridge; Alpha Hirogen tells Janeway the Hirogen are hunting themselves into extinction and that Voyager's holodeck technology could give them a chance to rebuild their civilization; Seven tells Turanj that despite their arrogance, one day the Borg will assimilate the Hirogen; the Hirogen and Janeway agree to a truce; Kim causes an overload in the holo-emitters and all the holographic simulations end; Janeway gives the Hirogen an optronic data core so that they can create holodeck technology on their own ships. (The Killing Game, Part 2)

Hlaka soup - This is one of the foods that Neelix says may be featured on "A Briefing With Neelix". (Investigations)

Hobii - SEE: Kazon Hobii

Hogan (Simon Billig) - Hogan believes that they should give the Kazon whatever technology they want so that the Kazon will stop attacking them; he and Bendera were close friends. (Alliances) Hogan, Torres and Kim go to Deck 15 to try to seal the hull breach; Hogan is injured when a panel explodes. (Deadlock) Hogan and Kim are operating the transporter when Tuvok and Neelix are merged into Tuvix. (Tuvix) Hogan and Swinn approach Kim in the Mess hall to tell Kim they agree with him that Voyager should ask the Vidiians for help. (Resolutions) Hogan finds some bones at the entrance to a cave; he is killed by a creature that lives in the cave when he starts to gather the bones up; the crew find his uniform and use it to make a solar still in order to gather water. (Basics, Part 2) Gegen and Veer find Hogan's remains and find that it is a genetic match to their race; he believes that the discovery of Hogan's remains is the most important discovery in Voth history because it proves his distant origin theory; Hogan's bone decalcification indicates that he died more than a year before Gegen and Veer discover his remains; they analyzed every micron of his skeleton and determined that it is authentic. (Distant Origin)

Hokath - Gegen comments that since Hogan's remains lacked a dilitus lobe, he doubts the species that they have discovered would have enjoyed the sulfur lagoons at Hokath since they probably only had a rudimentary sense of smell. (Distant Origin)

Holk - Janeway's Klingon physiology professor at the Academy; he permitted nothing less than excellent recall in his class. (Darkling)

Hollywood Hills - The Griffith Observatory is located in Hollywood Hills. (Future's End, Part 2)

Holodeck - Janeway initiates the Paxau Resort holodeck program so that the macroviruses will be lured to the holodeck; Holodeck 2 is heavily damaged by the antigen bomb, but there are no hull breaches. (Macrocosm) When Tuvok accesses the narrative parameters file, the holodeck is sealed and the safety protocols are shut off; Seska rigged the power grid to explode if they tried to open the holodeck doors. (Worst Case Scenario) The Doctor hides in the Da Vinci simulation on Holodeck 2. (Scientific Method) The Hirogen set up a Klingon program on Holodeck 2; They set up a World War II simulation on Holodeck 1; Alpha Hirogen refuses to activate the holodeck safety protocols since that will eliminate the challenge of the hunt; Kim is able to expand the holodeck by 5000 square meters by cutting through the bulkheads on Decks 4, 5 and 6; he reroutes power from all of Voyager's non-essential systems to get the necessary power to run the expanded holodeck; Alpha Hirogen tells him to intergrate the Hirogen power modules into Voyager's system to that he can expand the holodeck even more; the crew have been fighting for their lives on the holodeck for 19 days; the simulated explosion of Nazi headquarters on Holodeck 1 blows out the holodeck across 3 decks and the holographic soldiers are moving onto Deck 5; Kim is unable to shut down the holodeck since the program controls are offline. (The Killing Game, Part 1) The battle on the Holodeck 1 is spilling over into Decks 5-7; Alpha Hirogen tells Janeway that Voyager's holodeck technology could give the Hirogen a chance to rebuild their civilization; Janeway agrees to give Alpha Hirogen what he needs to create holographic technology if he will call a cease fire; Neelix leads the Klingon warriors into the World War II simulation on Holodeck 1. (The Killing Game, Part 2) Paris is working on a 1969 Chevy Camaro on the holodeck when the Doctor comes looking for him; Torres says that he has been hiding out for hours on the holodeck and she wants to know what holoprogram has him so fascinated; Paris tells her that the program is "The Dancing Girls of Ninipia Prime"; Paris's holodeck program is called "Grease Monkey"; Paris apologizes to Torres by showing her his holodeck program. (Vis a Vis)

Holodeck - Since Voyager has entered the Void, the holodecks have been in high demand; Neelix suggests installing a few emitters in Cargo Bay 2 to turn it into a third holodeck. (Night)

Holodeck defense simulation - Neelix is upset because he wasn't invited to participate in this. (Initiations)

Holodeck program Paris 3 - Paris's program for Sandrine's. (The Cloud)

Holo-family - The Doctor creates a holofamily in order to experience family life for himself; his family consists of his wife, Charlene and two children, Jeffrey and Belle; he experiences problems with his holo-family after Torres adds randomized behavior algorithms to the program; he shuts down the program because he says that he couldn't begin to face his daughter's death; Paris persuades him to reactivate the program so that he can say goodbye to his daughter and be there for his family when they need him most. (Real Life)

Holographic data stream - Since it is stronger and won't degrade as quickly, Voyager decides to use a holographic data stream to send a message to the Starfleet vessel; the Romulans determine that a optronic data stream received about 6 hours ago contained a holographic subroutine. (Message in a Bottle)

Holographic emitters - Torres tells the Doctor that during the past few weeks they have being setting up holographic emitters in key areas of the ship such as the bridge, engineering, the mess hall and the cargo bay so that that he can be transferred to other areas of the ship if needed. (Projections) The Doctor suggests installing holo-emitters along the hull with parabolic mirrors to enlarge the decoy images as they are reflected out in to space; the Doctor gets "beamed" into space when Torres activates the emitter. (Basics, Part 1) There are holographic emitters on every deck of the Prometheus. (Message in a Bottle) In order to end the holodeck simulations, Kim suggests to Alpha Hirogen that they overload the holographic emitter network; Alpha Hirogen doesn't want to do this because it would destroy both of the holodecks; after Janeway and Alpha Hirogen agree to a cease fire, Kim initiates an overload in the holo-emitters. (The Killing Game, Part 2)

Holographic imaging resolution - Tuvok says that 23rd century holographic imaging resolution was less accurate; this accounts for why Sulu doesn't look like his portrait at Starfleet headquarters. (Flashback)

Holographic lungs - The Doctor creates these for Neelix when his own lungs are stolen by the Vidiians; the holographic lungs precisely control Neelix's pulmonary functions by allowing oxygen and carbon dioxide to pass from the lungs to the bloodstream. (The Phage)

Holographic memory core - Barclay tells the Doctor that if he destroys the holographic memory core, and the Doctor is still there, it will prove that he is a real person and not a hologram. (Projections)

Holographic simulator - Starling uses a holographic simulator to test new microchip designs; the holographs are projected through the emitters in his office. (Future's End, Part 2)

Holoprojectors - Spatial distortions from a quantum singularity were interfering with the projector's phase alignment and reducing the height of the holodoc by 5 cm every hour. (Parallax); The Doctor says he can't go with Starling because he can only appear in a room equipped with a holoprojection system. (Future's End, Part 2)

Holo-transference Dementia Syndrome (HTDS) - Barclay says that the Doctor is suffering from this since he is losing his sense of identity and thinks he is part of the program. (Projections)

Holy icon - The Tarkaians call the replicator the "holy icon". (False Profits)

Holy pilgrim - The last verse of the Song of the Sages says that the Holy pilgrim leads the sages back home; Neelix pretends to be the Holy pilgrim so that can explain why the holy sages will leave Takar. (False Profits)

Homing signal - When Chakotay and Kar are on Tarok, Chakotay sets his tricorder to emit a homing signal so that Voyager will be able to track him down. (Initiations) After they crash on the planet, Janeway sets up a homing signal to help Voyager find them; she disconnects the signal after Chakotay determines that they were shot down by the Vidiians. (Coda)

Honnata - The task of a honnata is to find the organs needed for survival; Dereth is Motura's honnata. (The Phage)

Hoover, J. Edgar - When Noonan holds the away team hostage, he tells Chakotay that he wants them to call Washington and that he is going to hold their people until he can speak to J. Edgar Hoover. (The 37's)

Hostage - The Clown is holding Kim and the 3 people from the Kohl settlement hostage; he lets them go when Janeway agrees to be his hostage. (The Thaw)

Hoverball - Chakotay and Torres are playing this when they are interrupted and called to the bridge. (Manuevers) Torres once insisted on finishing the hoverball championship with a broken ankle. (Remember) Torres tells Chakotay that he needs a good thrashing on the hoverball court to take his mind off things. (Unity)

Hover car - Kim mistakes the 1936 Ford truck that Voyager finds floating in space for a hover car; Paris says that it's centuries too early for that. (The 37's)

Hrothgar (Michael Keenan) - King in the Bewoulf epic in Kim's holodeck program; he was 11 years old when he made his first kill in battle. (Heroes and Demons)

HTDS - SEE: Holo-transference Dementia Syndrome. (Projections)

Human - Gegen determines that the race of endotherms on Voyager call themselves human; Gegen says that humans must rely on crude verbal interplay as part of their mating behavior; Gegen says that his races DNA has 47 genetic markers identical to those found in human DNA; the Voth believe that mammalian species such as humans are lower life forms. (Distant Origin) Seven tells Chakotay that humans lack the cohesion of a collective mind and that one day it will divide and destroy them. (Scorpion, Part 2) Tuvok says that most humans are less than meticulous when it comes to their domestic habits. (Year of Hell, Part 1) Kim says that Seven is probably the most intelligent human being alive since she has retained the knowledge of 10,000 species. (Omega Directive)

Human doctor (Jeff McCarthy) - The human doctor on Voyager was stationed at Caldik Prime at the same time that Paris was there; the doctor is killed when the displacement wave transports Voyager to Delta Quadrant. (Caretaker)

Hybrid - A symbiogenetic species merges with a second species to form a hybrid; the Doctor and Kim merge a chrysanthemum and a clematis into single hybrid flower by transporting them along with one of the symbiogenetic orchids; they are able to separate the hybrid back into the two flowers by using a radioactive isotope. (Tuvix) Suder develops a hybrid orchid which he names the Tuvok orchid. (Basics, Part 1)

Hydrazine gas - There is a hydrazine gas leak in the shuttle after it is struck by lightning; they evacuate the shuttle after the hydrazine levels reach 112 parts per million. (Coda)

Hydrocortilene - The Doctor tells Kes to prepare a hypospray with 3% hydrocortilene to treat Torres's headache. (The Swarm)

Hydrogen sulfate - Janeway and Torres find hydrogen sulfate in the sample from the planet. (Demon)

Hydroponics bay - Kes begins to sets this up in Cargo Bay 2 to grow food since replicators are down and emergency rations are running out. (Parallax) Neelix uses vegetables from here in his cooking. (The Phage)

Hyperpro PC - It is less than 6 months till Starling wants to introduce the hyperpro PC. (Future's End, Part 1)

Hyper-REM state - The Doctor says that Kim is in a hyper-REM state and that he has tried everything to wake Kim up; the Doctor determines that anyone in a hyper-REM state would be producing a neurogenic field. Waking Moments)

Hyperspanner - Chakotay uses this tool while working to repair the communications array. (Unity) Torres says that it would be a lot easier to interplex the comm systems on the environmental suits if she had a hyperspanner. (Day of Honor) According to the Doctor in the Kyrian simulation, using a hyperspanner in the torture of the prisoner would leave an unacceptable level of damage. (Living Witness)

Hyper-thermic charge - The Vidiian ship uses a hyper-thermic charge to destroy the duplicate Voyager weapons array. (Deadlock)

Hypochondriacs - Paris says that all Vulcans are hypochrondriacs when Tuvok won't risk dermal dysplasia by taking off his shirt and enjoying the sunshine. (Future's End, Part 1)

Hypocrites - The Doctor tells Danara about another Greek named Hypocrites who was the father of Earth medicine. (Lifesigns)

Hypospray - Paris uses the hypospray like an eyedropper to feed the baby lifeform the trigemic vapors in the air. (Parturition)

Hypothalamic scan - Linnis runs this scan on Kes to try to establish a pattern to the drops in Kes's body temperature. (Before and After)

Hyronalin - The Doctor gives Paris a combination of hyronalin and lectrazine to give him temporary protection from radiation poisoning. (Real Life)

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