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

(p. 1056) hibru the Hebrew race, Hebrews; a Hebrew (fem. Hebrewess), a Jew (fem. Jewess); the Hebrew language, Hebrew. 45)

(p. 1060) humaḍ়i coming near to falling prone whilst walking or whilst attempting eagerly to approach somebody or get something; stumbling. হুমড়ি খাওয়া v. to come near to falling prone whilst walking or whilst attempting eagerly to approach somebody or get something; to stumble. 28)

(p. 1046) hanu, hanū the jaw or the jawbone, the mandible; the chin; (obs.) the Entellus; the langur. হনুমান n. the langur; a character of the Ramayana. 11)

(p. 1050) hāpha half. হাফ-আখড়াই n. a kind of Bengali song-tournament. হাফ-গেরস্ত n. a demi-rep. হাফ-টিকিট n. a ticket (of railway, cinema, theatre etc.) issued at a concessional price to children, a concessional ticket. হাফ-ডে n. a halfholiday; work or wages for half the usual daily working hours, half time (also হাফ-রোজ). 73)

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

(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. 1050) hārdika relating to the heart; cordial; tender, affectionate. 108)

(p. 1047) hara-hara-bam-bam a sound uttered in honour of Shiva (শিব). 17)

(p. 1060) huddō jurisdiction; precincts (of a building.) 21)

(p. 1044) hata killed, slain; ruined, destroyed, spoiled, pulled down, impaired; lost, bereft of; frustrated, foiled; bad, wretched. ̃কুচ্ছিত a. (coll.) very ugly or uncouth; very mean or vile; very indecent. ̃গৌরব a. deprived of glory, shorn of glory; past all glory. ̃চেতন, ̃চৈতন্য, ̃জ্ঞান a. deprived of consciousness, unconscious; stupefied, utterly perplexed or confounded, flabbergasted. ̃চ্ছাড়া a. graceless; wretched; reckless and dissipated. হতচ্ছাড়া লোক a scapegrace; a wretch; a reckless and dissipated person; a rascal, a rogue, a scoundrel, a loafer. ̃প্রায় a. almost or nearly killed. ̃বাক a. speechless owing to amazement; dumb; dumbfounded. ̃বীর্য a. having lost one's vigour, rendered vigourless; weakened. ̃বুদ্ধি, ̃ভম্ব a. stupefied, nonplussed, utterly perplexed or confounded, flabbergasted. ̃ভাগা, ̃ভাগ্য a. unfortunate, illfated; wretched, miserable. fem. ̃ভাগিনী, ̃ভাগী। ̃মান a. dishonoured; humbled; humiliated; slighted; disgraced. ̃শ্রদ্ধ a. having lost one's reverence for or faith in; disgusted, browned off. ̃শ্রদ্ধা n. irreverence; apathy; disregard; neglect; slight; disdain, despise. ̃শ্রী a. deprived or shorn of one's grace or beauty or prosperity or glory. 29)

(p. 1046) hadiśa2 the body of traditions about Mohammad the Prophet, the hadith; Muslim jurisprudence. 7)

(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. 1044) haja Mohammedan pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina, hadj, hajj. হজ করা v. to go on hadj. 14)

(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)