(p. 107) ātmāhuti self-immolation, self-sacrifice. 39)

(p. 133) āhuta sacrificed as burnt-offering. আহুতি n. a burnt-offering; an oblation. 52)

(p. 133) āhuta invited; called; asked to come; summoned; invoked. আহুতি n. invitation; a call; a summons; invocation. 53)

(p. 157) udbāhu one who has raised one's arms upwards; one with arms raised upwards. 6)

(p. 435) ḍāhuka the gallinule; the waterfowl. 2)

(p. 453) tāḍ়āhuḍ়ō excessive hurry or haste; hurry and bustle, hurry-scurry. 46)

(p. 647) pāhuna1 (poet. & obs.) stone-hearted. cruel ('পুরুষ পাহুন'). 23)

(p. 647) pāhuna2 (poet & obs.) a visitor, one away from home ('কান্ত পাহুন'). 24)

(p. 748) bāhu the arm; (pop.) the hand; (geom.) a side, an arm. 51)

(p. 748) bāhutra, bāhutrāṇa an armour for the arm, an arm-plate. 52)

(p. 748) bāhubandhana a hug; an embrace. 53)

(p. 748) bāhubala physical strength. ̃দৃপ্ত a. proud of physical stregnth or vigour. 54)

(p. 748) bāhumūla the armpit. 55)

(p. 748) bāhuyuddha wrestling; a scuffle. 56)

(p. 748) bāhulya numerousness or muchness; excess; superfluity. বলাই বাহুল্য (যে) (it) is needless to say (that); it goes without saying (that). ̃বর্জিত a. shorn of excesses or superfluities. ̃বোধে considering it superfluous or unnecessary. 57)

(p. 864) māhuta a keeper and driver of an elephant, a mahout. 31)

(p. 903) rabāhuta one who has come uninvited at a feast on hearing a report of it; one who has come uninvited (and is unwelcome). 27)

(p. 914) rāhu (myth.) a truncated demon; (astrol.) the ascending node; (fig.) an enemy or one who causes ruin or an evil influence. রাহুর দশা (astrol.) the phase of the influence of the ascending node as indicated by one's horoscope; (fig.) a period marked with calumny, want, misfortune, misery etc. ̃গ্রস্ত a. (astrol.) eclipsed; (fig.) illfated; (fig.) fallen into obscurity, obscured; (fig.) fallen under the influence of an evil person or of one who causes ruin. 6)

(p. 980) samadbibāhu, samadbibhuja (geom.) isosceles. সমদ্বিবাহু ত্রিভুজ an isosceles triangle. 101)

(p. 980) samabāhu equilateral. 119)

(p. 1060) hulāhuli a commotion, a tumult; a sound made by Hindu women by moving their tongues within their mouths on festive occasions. 33)