(p. 1060) hōthā, hōthāẏa (poet.) there. 94)

(p. 1060) hēnā a very sweet-scented flower or its plant, the henna. 64)

(p. 1050) hāla1 a helm, a rudder. হাল ধরা v. to steer. 109)

(p. 1060) hēdānō (sl.) to become extremely distressed for being separated from one's lover or from an object very much longed for, to desiderate. 60)

(p. 1060) huḍ়uma indicating: disorderly or sudden or noisy movement. ̃দাড়ুম int. indicating: repeated disorderly or noisy movement. 18)

(p. 1050) hātānō to seize or to take possession of (esp. by cunning); to appropriate to oneself; to misappropriate, to defalcate; to rummage with the hand; to handle. 57)

(p. 1060) hēm̐iẏō a call to exertion as in heaving, (cp.) heave ho. 48)

(p. 1050) hān̐dā fat, corpulent; idiot, dull-witted. ̃রাম n. an idiot of idiots, a great idiot. 28)

(p. 1047) haladē yellow. 37)

(p. 1046) habya same as হবি । a. fit to be offered in fire-sacrifice, oblational. 24)

(p. 1050) hābalā dull-witted; idiotic. 75)

(p. 1056) hindushāna Hindusthan, Hindosthan, India. হিন্দুস্হানি a. Indian; inhabiting Upper or Central India; of Hindusthan. n. the mixed dialect of Upper India, Hindusthani; an inhabitant of upper or central India. 42)

(p. 1046) habacandra an utterly stupid king of folk tales. হবচন্দ্র রাজার গবচন্দ্র মন্ত্রী a king and his minister, both utterly stupid; (fig.) a stupid person and his equally stupid counsellor. 19)

(p. 1050) hāmalānō to low loudly for the calf (as by the cow). 86)

(p. 1046) hatē from, since; of. same as থেকে । 3)