(p. 1046) hanṭana (facet.) walking; walk. 12)

(p. 1060) hō ho, O; oh, ah. 87)

(p. 1060) huri a fairy. 30)

(p. 1060) hutāśa1 an expression of dejection. worry, dismay etc. হুতাশে adv. through fright or dismay. 19)

(p. 1050) hāpityēśa very greedy or eager expectation or longing; (erron.) regret or repentance. হাপিত্যেশ করা v. to long for or expect very greedily or eagerly; to regret or repent. 70)

(p. 1046) hadda boundary or jurisdiction. a. extreme (হদ্দ মজা); not exceeding, in all (হদ্দ চার কাঠা). ̃মুদ্দ a. & adv. at the most; at best. 8)

(p. 1050) hām̐sakala a hasp; a latch. 31)

(p. 1056) hi-ṇṭi-ñchaṭ (sarcas.) meaningless gibberish resembling Sanskrit words in sound. 23)

(p. 1046) haẏa1 the horse, the stallion.

(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) hāḍ়ikāṭha, hāḍ়ikāṭa a wooden framework to which the neck of a sacrificial victim is fixed at the time of immolation. 51)

(p. 1050) hājā to rot or be spoilt by being drenched in water (esp. in rain-water) for a long time (ধান হাজা); to be affected with chilblain (পা হাজা). n. excessive rainfall or flood (হাজাশুখা); sore caused by excessive use of water, chilblain. ̃মজা a. (of a pond) shallow and miry. 43)

(p. 1056) hirākasa iron sulphate, green vitriol; copperas. 52)

(p. 1050) hāmbira an Indian musical mode. 92)

(p. 1047) haragaurī Shiva (শিব) and Durga (দুর্গা); the manifestation of Shiva and Durga in one body. 9)