Hazza

English

Etymology

From Harry +‎ -zza.

Proper noun

Hazza

  1. (especially Australia) A diminutive of the male given names Harry or Harold.
    • 2015, Barbara Claypole White, The Perfect Son, Seattle, WA: Lake Union Publishing, →ISBN, page 19:
      “Hazza—time to go.” / Harry blinked, the spell broken. “You haven’t called me Hazza in years.” / “Because you’re a little old for nicknames.”
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