(p. 1044) haṇḍā, haṇḍikā, haṇḍī (now rare) an urn. 28)

(p. 1056) hiṃsaka given to killing or harming others; malevolent; malicious, spiteful; envious, jealous. 24)

(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. 1044) hajama digestion; (iron.) misappropriation or appropriation to oneself by cunning (চাঁদার টাকা হজম); (idiom.) act of enduring tamely, pocketing, swallowing (অপমান হজম). হজম করা v. to digest; (iron.) to misappropriate or to appropriate to oneself by cunning; (idiom.) to endure tamely, to take something lying down. হজমি a. digestive (হজমি গুলি = digestive pill). 15)

(p. 1056) hāsinī (used as a sfx.) smiling or laughing (মধুরহাসিনী). 16)

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

(p. 1050) hāti1 (used as a sfx.) measuring so many cubits (দশহাতি ধুতি); directed towards the right or the left hand. 59)

(p. 1056) hīrāmana (folk-tales) a traditional name of a talking popinjay.

(p. 1047) harabōla one who mimics or is capable of mimicking various voices, sounds, notes etc., (cp.) a mimic. 16)

(p. 1047) hariẏāla a species of yellow bird of the dove kind, the green pigeon. 24)

(p. 1046) habana an oblation of fire; a fire-sacrifice; burnt-offering. হবনী n. a pit for making sacrificial fire. 20)

(p. 1050) -hārī (used as a sfx.) taking away, robbing; fascinating. 106)

(p. 1049) hāi a yawn. হাই তোলা v. to yawn.

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

(p. 1047) halanta (gr.) ending with a (হল্ or হস্) sound or sign.; consonantal. n. a consonant; (gr.) the sublinear consonant sign (হল্ or হস্). 38)