(p. 1050) hārāhāri proportionate; average; prorata. 103)

(p. 1050) hātāhāti a scuffle with hands, a hand-to-hand fight. a. hand-to-hand. হাতাহাতি লড়াই a battle-royal. 58)

(p. 1047) hartā one who carries off or robs or steals or abducts or removes or allays or destroys or kills. fem. হর্ত্রী । ̃কর্তা n. a destroyer and builder; a killer and creator; (fig.) an absolute ruler, a dictator. ̃কর্তাবিধাতা n. a destroyer, a killer and maintainer; a killer, creator and preserver; (fig.) an absolute ruler, a dictator. 28)

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

(p. 1056) hāsā to laugh; to smile; (fig.) to be illuminated, to brighten up (চন্দ্রলোকে নগরী হাসছে); to taunt, to ridicule, to deride (লোক হাসছে). হাসানো v. to make one laugh or smile; to cause to ridicule or deride; to be an object or butt of ridicule or derision (লোক হাসানো). হাসাহাসি করা v. to laugh over; to ridicule or deride; to continue to laugh; to upset the calmness of; to laugh together derisively. হেসে উড়ানো, হেসে উড়িয়ে দেওয়া v. to laugh away, to laugh, to scorn. হেসে খেলে adv. in an easy manner, in a happy-go-lucky manner; playfully. হেসে হেসে adv. smilingly. 14)

(p. 1050) hāḍ়i a scheduled caste amongst Hindus; a member of this caste. 50)

(p. 1056) hiṃsuka, hiṃsuṭē envious, jealous; spiteful, malicious. 27)

(p. 1046) hadiśa1 information, trace, clue, first taste or glimpse (সুখের হদিশ); whereabouts তার হদিশ কেউ জানে না; a means, a way (মুক্তির হদিশ). 6)

(p. 1060) hu indicating: acknowledgment, acceptance, assent, consent, willingness, doubt etc.; yes, hmm. 3)

(p. 1056) hijali-bādāma cashew-nut. 35)

(p. 1056) hiraṇa gold. ̃বরণ a. golden coloured. 49)

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

(p. 1050) hājāśukhā excessive rain or flood and drought. 45)

(p. 1047) harēdarē on the whole; on an average. 27)

(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)