(p. 1060) hōtā a performer or a priest of a religious sacrifice. 92)

(p. 1060) huḍ়kā1, huḍ়kō2 afraid of cohabiting with one's husband; shunning one's husband's company. 15)

(p. 1044) hakiẏata proprietorship; right; claim; a title-suit. 13)

(p. 1050) hājari same as হাজিরা and—a European or English meal. ছোট হাজরি break-fast. বড় হাজরি lunch; dinner. 42)

(p. 1046) hambitambi karā bluster, bullying; intimidation. হম্বিতম্বি করা v. to bully, to bluster; to intimidate; to breathe fire. 25)

(p. 1056) hijala a kind of tree, the Indian oak, the Barringtonia acutangula. 34)

(p. 1060) hēlē1 one who ploughs; used in ploughing (হেলে বলদ). n. a ploughman; a bullock for the plough. 79)

(p. 1044) hakacakānō to be nonplussed, to be taken aback; to be astounded or flabbergasted. 7)

(p. 1050) hān̐ka a loud call or shout. হাঁক দেওয়া, হাঁক পাড়া v. to call or shout loudly, to bawl (to). 13)

(p. 1049) haluda turmeric; the yellow colour. a. yellow. 2)

(p. 1056) hiṃsuka, hiṃsuṭē envious, jealous; spiteful, malicious. 27)

(p. 1050) hāti2 the elephant; (fig.) a very corpulent or hefty or bulky or gigantic person. হাতি পোষা v. to keep an elephant; (fig.) to employ or keep somebody who entails tremendous expenditure for the employer or keeper. হাতির খোরাক an elephant's feed; (fig.) an enormous feed. হাতির দাঁত a tusk. হাতির শুঁড় a trunk. 60)

(p. 1047) harakata obstacle, hindrance, impediment, obstruction, stumbling block. 7)

(p. 1050) hārāma any unholy or forbidden thing or creature according to Muslim scriptures; a boar, a swine. ̃জাদা, ̃জাদ n. (abusively) a pig, a swine, a scoundrel. fem. হারামজাদি । 102)

(p. 1050) hāba an artistic gesture or attitude or pose. ̃ভাব n. gestures and deportment; demeanour. 74)