(p. 1056) hijari, hijarā the Mohammedan era counted from 622 A.D., hegira, hejira, hijra. 33)

(p. 1060) hṛdagata lying in the inmost recesses of one's heart. 43)

(p. 1050) hāẏa to utter repeatedly exclamations of regret, remorse etc.; (cp.) to beat the breast. হায় রে কপাল alack-a-day, alack. 93)

(p. 1060) hullōḍ় a hubbub or tumult raised by a crowd; revelry. 36)

(p. 1050) hāiphēna (gr.) a hyphen. হাইফেন দেওয়া v. to hyphen, to hyphenate. 2)

(p. 1050) hāmā, hāmāguḍ়i movement on all fours, crawling. হামা টানা, হামাগুড়ি দেওয়া v. to move on all fours, to crawl. 87)

(p. 1056) hin̐caḍ়ānō to drag or graze forcefully; to trail along forcefully. 29)

(p. 1060) hulāhuli a commotion, a tumult; a sound made by Hindu women by moving their tongues within their mouths on festive occasions. 33)

(p. 1044) hakikata (law) descriptive statement. 11)

(p. 1046) habā Eve. 21)

(p. 1060) hlāda, hlādana delight, gladness, joy. হ্লাদিত a. delighted, gladdened; joyful. হ্লাদিনী n. (Vaishnav phil.) God; Radha (রাধা).

(p. 1050) hā1 open mouth or expanse of open mouth or beak; a gape; an opening, an orifice (গর্তের হাঁ). হাঁ করা v. to stare with open mouth, to open one's mouth, to gape. হাঁ হওয়া v. to become wide open, to gape; to form a large hole in oneself. হাঁ-হওয়া a. gaping (such as wound). 10)

(p. 1047) harmya a large and beautiful building, an edifice, a mansion, a palace. ̃তল n. the floor of any room of a mansion or palace. ̃রাজি (for.) n. pl. large and grand mansions, palatial buildings. 29)

(p. 1060) hōmiẏōpyāthi homoeopathy. 98)

(p. 1056) hijali-bādāma cashew-nut. 35)