IPA: /hænt/
KK: /hænt/
A variation of the word that refers to a place often visited or frequented, especially in a ghostly or supernatural context.
The old house was said to be a hant for spirits.
The word 'hant' originates from Middle English 'hante', which is derived from Old English 'hand', meaning the part of the body at the end of the arm used for grasping or holding. The term 'hant' refers to the act of handling or using the hand.
Think of 'hand' when you hear 'hant' — it relates to using your hand to grasp or hold something.