(p. 1050) hām̐suli a crescent necklace. 34)

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

(p. 1044) haki hockey. 10)

(p. 1060) hēn̐tāla a tree akin to the palm. হেঁতালের লাঠি a stick made of the timber of the aforesaid tree. 53)

(p. 1060) humaḍ়i coming near to falling prone whilst walking or whilst attempting eagerly to approach somebody or get something; stumbling. হুমড়ি খাওয়া v. to come near to falling prone whilst walking or whilst attempting eagerly to approach somebody or get something; to stumble. 28)

(p. 1050) hābiladāra an Indian sergeant, a havildar. 78)

(p. 1050) hān̐kā to call or announce or declare loudly. 16)

(p. 1050) hātē by hand; at hand; ready to hand; on hand. হাতে-কলমে adv. firsthand; by direct practice and training. ̃খড়ি n. the sacrament of initiation into one's studies, first lesson in writing to a child; (fig.) initiation into a work; commencement of apprenticeship or the initial stage of learning (a trade etc.). ̃গড়া a. handmade; (fig.) brought up or built (up) by oneself. ̃নাতে adv. in the very act of doing, red-handed. হাতে স্বর্গ পাওয়া to be blessed with an unexpected stroke of luck. হাতে-হাতে adv. from hand to hand; red-handed; directly; readily, promptly (হাতে-হাতে বিদায়) 66)

(p. 1050) hātuḍ়ē quacksalving, charlatanic. n. a quacksalver, a quack, a mountebank, a charlatan. হাতুড়ে চিকিত্সক a quack physician, a quack. ̃গিরি n. quackery, mountebankery, mountebankism, charlatanism. 65)

(p. 1060) hēlā2 contempt, slight; disdain; neglect; ease. হেলা করা v. to treat with contempt, to slight; to despise; to neglect. হেলায় adv. with ease, without effort; through negligence or carelessness (হেলায় হারানো). 75)

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

(p. 1050) hātuḍ়i a hammer. 64)

(p. 1050) hābhāta, hābhātē one without means of procuring one's daily food; (fig.) an utterly indigent or wretched person. a. having no means to procure one's daily food; utterly indigent or wretched. 81)

(p. 1056) hāsapātāla a hospital. 13)