I would like to see if the working code below can be written more elegantly. I am assuming there is a way to parse out the "r" and "h" to condense it down into a function. Any help is much appreciated for learning purposes. There are no parent/sibling relationships in the ID's.

    $('#r1_1').hoverIntent(function(){
        $('#h1_1').toggleClass('vis');
    });
    $('#r1_2').hoverIntent(function(){
        $('#h1_2').toggleClass('vis');
    });
    $('#r1_3').hoverIntent(function(){
        $('#h1_3').toggleClass('vis');
    });
    $('#r1_4').hoverIntent(function(){
        $('#h1_4').toggleClass('vis');
    });
    $('#r1_5').hoverIntent(function(){
        $('#h1_5').toggleClass('vis');
    });
    $('#r2_1').hoverIntent(function(){
        $('#h2_1').toggleClass('vis');
    });
    $('#r2_2').hoverIntent(function(){
        $('#h2_2').toggleClass('vis');
    });
    $('#r2_3').hoverIntent(function(){
        $('#h2_3').toggleClass('vis');
    });
    $('#r2_4').hoverIntent(function(){
        $('#h2_4').toggleClass('vis');
    });
    $('#r2_5').hoverIntent(function(){
        $('#h2_5').toggleClass('vis');
    });
    $('#r3_1').hoverIntent(function(){
        $('#h3_1').toggleClass('vis');
    });
    $('#r3_2').hoverIntent(function(){
        $('#h3_2').toggleClass('vis');
    });
    $('#r3_3').hoverIntent(function(){
        $('#h3_3').toggleClass('vis');
    });
    $('#r3_4').hoverIntent(function(){
        $('#h3_4').toggleClass('vis');
    });