(p. 1056) hīna devoid of; divested or deprived of; destitute of; lacking, bereaved of; -less (পাপ হীন = sinless); base, mean; vile, hateful; lowly, depressed; inferior; lower (পদমর্যাদায় হীন); lowered, degraded; humiliated; humble; undignified; poor, indigent (হীন অবস্হা); miserable; decreased or diminished; dull, dim. হীন করা v. to debase; to lower, to degrade; to humiliate; to make poor or indigent. ̃কর্মা a. doing vile or hateful deeds; employed in a lowly or base work. ̃চরিত্র a. depraved; mean-natured. ̃চেতা a. mean-minded. ̃জন্মা a. low-born. ̃জাতি a. belonging to a lowly or depressed or vile caste or race. ̃তা n. privation, absence; lack; meanness; vileness, hatefulness; low state, depression; inferiority; humiliation; humility; indignity; poverty; misery; shortage. হীনতাব্যঞ্জক a. indicating meanness; disgraceful; undignified. ̃প্রকৃতি; a. mean-natured, of an ignoble character; small-minded. ̃প্রভ a. lacklustre; dim. ̃বল a. weak; feeble; weakened, enfeebled. ̃বুদ্ধি a. having evil or vile thoughts. ̃বৃত্তি n. a vile or lowly occupation or calling. a. employed in a vile or lowly occupation. ̃মতি, ̃মনা a. mean-minded; suffering from inferiority complex. ̃মন্যতা ̃মানস n. inferiority complex. ̃যান n. one of the two Buddhist sects. হীনাবস্হ a. poor, indigent; low-lived; in a miserable state. হীনাবস্হা n. poverty, indigence; a low life; a miserable or wretched state. 58)

(p. 1050) hābhāta, hābhātē one without means of procuring one's daily food; (fig.) an utterly indigent or wretched person. a. having no means to procure one's daily food; utterly indigent or wretched. 81)

(p. 1050) hājari same as হাজিরা and—a European or English meal. ছোট হাজরি break-fast. বড় হাজরি lunch; dinner. 42)

(p. 1050) hān̐ṭu the knee. হাঁটু গাড়া, হাঁটু পাতা v. to kneel down, to be on one's knees. এক হাঁটু জল knee-deep water. 23)

(p. 1044) haṭhakārī rash, foolhardy, impetuous; indiscreet; obstinate. fem. হঠকারিণী । হঠকারিতা n. rashness; foolhardiness; impetuosity; indiscretion, obstinacy. 22)

(p. 1050) hām̐suẏā a crescent-shaped knife with a haft. 33)

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

(p. 1060) huka a hook. ̃কৃমি n. a hook-worm, ankylostoma. 5)

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

(p. 1050) hāmēśā always; often. 90)

(p. 1050) hāghara (rare) a homeless person; (pop.) a low family. হাঘরে a. born of a low or indigent family. 39)

(p. 1050) hān̐ka a loud call or shout. হাঁক দেওয়া, হাঁক পাড়া v. to call or shout loudly, to bawl (to). 13)

(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. 1050) hāḍ়ikāṭha, hāḍ়ikāṭa a wooden framework to which the neck of a sacrificial victim is fixed at the time of immolation. 51)

(p. 1060) hōtā a performer or a priest of a religious sacrifice. 92)