How do you type in English the letter "h" with a dot below it?

I demonstrated in my posting above that The Penn State method works, provided you have selected the Apple extended keyboard:

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The US Flag Icon with the sub U for U.S. Extended shown in the box above will show in the MenuBar if you check the

[v] Show input Menu in MenuBar

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Tom's site says:

Switch Keyboards

1. Make sure you have activated all the appropriate keyboards following the instructions in the previous section.
2. Open a software application such as a word processor, spread-sheet or any other application in which you need to enter text.
3. On the upper right portion of the screen, click on the American flag icon (<flag with no subscript>. Use the dropdown menu to select the Extended Keyboard (<flag with tiny U-subscript>).

Then you type Option-x and a subdot appears and is selected in a dull yellow. Then type the 'h' and it appears over the subdot.

ḥ

Found this: http://symbolcodes.tlt.psu.edu/accents/codemacext.html#activate, I think this may be a website by a user in here by the name of Tom Gewicke. Couldnt figure out how to do it though.

mhdress wrote:

The ḥ is used in transliteration in English for the gutteral letter "chet" in Hebrew letter, that sounds like the German "ch" as in Bach. I was able to copy this letter from a Word for Windows document, but there must be a way of making it using my MacBook Pro. Suggestions?

Here is a chart which shows the shortcuts for using the US Extended keyboard layout for creating such characters:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/46870715/s/diacritics.html

For full Hebrew transliteration you would probably need, in addition to "dot below", macron above, macron below, acute, and caron.

Where is it used? I do not see it in a list of common accented characters. What font is likley to contain it?