(p. 1047) hari Narayana (নারায়ণ), Vishnu (বিষ্ণু), Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). a. yellow or auburn. হরি ঘোষের গোয়াল (lit.) the cowhouse of Hari Ghosh; (fig. & facet.) a place where noise and confusion reign; a pandemonium. হরির লুট scattering of বাতাসা, that is, sweet drops, in honour of Lord Hari for the congregation of devotees to pick up. হরি হরি O Hari! O Hari! (uttered to express amazement, disgust etc.) ̃গুণগান n. act of singing the glory of Lord Hari. ̃চন্দন see চন্দন । ̃জন n. (lit.) Lord Hari's people or flock; (pop.) the depressed classes amongst Hindus or a member of these classes. ̃তাল n. yellow orpiment. ̃তাল-ভস্ম n. the calx of yellow orpiment. ধ্বনি n. a loud shouting of the name of Lord Hari. ̃নাম করা v. to utter (repeatedly) the name of Lord Hari in devotion. ̃নামের ঝোলা বা ঝুলি a bag to hold the rosary of beads which keep count of the number of times the name of Lord Hari is repeated by a devotee. ̃নামের মালা rosary of beads which keep count of the number of times the name of Lord Hari is uttered by a devotee. ̃প্রেম n. attachment or devotion to Lord Hari. ̃বাসর n. any eleventh lunar day of a fortnight which is a day of fast; (facet.) fasting. ̃বাসর করা v. (facet.) to go without food. to fast. ̃বোল n & int. a loud shouting of this word meaning 'shout the name of Lord Hari'. ˜ভক্ত a. devoted to or worshipping Lord Hari. n. a devotee of Lord Hari; a Vaishnava. ̃ভক্তি n. devotion to Lord Hari. ̃ভক্তি উবে যাওয়া v. (idiom.) to have one's high esteem or confidence lost. ̃মটর n. fast, fasting; going without food. ̃মটর করা v. (facet.) to dine with Duke Humphrey or with Democritus, to enjoy Barmecide's feast, to tighten one's belt, to go without food. ̃সংকীর্তন n. singing in chorus in praise of Lord Hari; a song thus sung. ̃সভা n. an assembly to discuss the glory of Lord Hari. ̃হর n. Lord Hari and Lord Hara or Shiva (শিব). ̃হরাত্মা a. (usu. of two friends) inseparably united (like Lord Hari and Lord Hara in one body), (having) one soul and one mind, bosom. 19)

(p. 1047) halāẏudha one using a plough as one's weapon; Balaram (বলরাম), the elder brother of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 41)

(p. 1060) huṭapāṭa, huṭōpāṭi noisy playing or frisking in sport. হুটপাট করা v. to play or gambol noisily. 13)

(p. 1056) hibru the Hebrew race, Hebrews; a Hebrew (fem. Hebrewess), a Jew (fem. Jewess); the Hebrew language, Hebrew. 45)

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

(p. 1050) hāma1 measles. 82)

(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. 1050) hātā2 a ladle; a sleeve (of a coat, shirt etc.). হাত দিয়ে তোলা v. to ladle out. ফুলহাতা a. having sleeves up to wrists. হাফহাতা a. having sleeves up to elbows only. 56)

(p. 1044) hatāśa disappointed, crestfallen; dejected, down in the mouth, despondent. হতাশ করা v. to disappoint; to deject. হতাশা n. disappointment; dejection, despondence, despondency. 31)

(p. 1050) hān̐kaḍāka repeated loud calls or shouts; wide reputation of being wealthy and powerful. হাঁকডাক পাড়া v. to raise a hue and cry. 14)

(p. 1056) hiḍ় hiḍ় indicating: rapid and violent dragging along or falling down; the noise of such dragging or falling. 37)

(p. 1060) haima1 relating to the cold season or winter; cold; wintry. 83)

(p. 1046) hadiśa2 the body of traditions about Mohammad the Prophet, the hadith; Muslim jurisprudence. 7)

(p. 1050) hāpusa2 indicating: the sound of eating noisily. ̃হুপুস int. indicating; quick repetition of the aforesaid sound. 72)

(p. 1047) halāhala (myth.) a deadly poison. 42)