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- βαβαιάξ (babaiax) – bless me!, hurrah! (a stronger form of βαβαί)
- ἑνιαία (heniaia) – single, unitary; concerned with unity (Proclus In Crat. 174.71)
- ἑνιαῖα (heniaia) – individual elements (Iamblichus In Nic. Arith. 81.15)
- ἡ Ἀθηνᾶ (hē Athēna) – the goddess Athena; (by extension) Athens
- ἡ αἴνη (hē ainē) – the praise, fame
- ἡ αἰνή (hē ainē) – the dread, horrible, terrible (one)
- ἡ ἀκμή (hē akmē) – the point, edge; highest or culminating point, acme; culmination, climax, orgasm
- ἡ ἄλλη (hē allē) – the other; different; untrue, unreal (one)
- ἡ ἀνίη (hē aniē) – the grief, sorrow, distress, trouble; the bane, annoyance (Ionic for ἀνία)
- ἡ κάκκη (hē kakkē) – the dung, shit, human ordure
- Νηίθ (Nēith) – the Egyptian goddess Neith (Plato Timaeus 21e.5 identifies her with Athena)