হাতে : (p. 1050) hātē by hand; at hand; ready to hand; on hand. হাতে-কলমে adv. firsthand; by direct practice and training. ̃খড়ি n. the sacrament of initiation into one's studies, first lesson in writing to a child; (fig.) initiation into a work; commencement of apprenticeship or the initial stage of learning (a trade etc.). ̃গড়া a. handmade; (fig.) brought up or built (up) by oneself. ̃নাতে adv. in the very act of doing, red-handed. হাতে স্বর্গ পাওয়া to be blessed with an unexpected stroke of luck. হাতে-হাতে adv. from hand to hand; red-handed; directly; readily, promptly (হাতে-হাতে বিদায়) 66)

(p. 1050) hātiẏāra a hand-weapon or handtool; a weapon; a tool. ̃বন্দ a. carrying arms on one's person, armed. 61)

(p. 1060) haimabata Himalayan. হৈমবতী n. Goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 86)

(p. 1056) hiraṇya gold. ̃গর্ভ a. full of gold, auriferous. n. Brahma (ব্রহ্মা). 51)

(p. 1050) hā-m̐hā used to prevent or interrupt suddenly. 35)

(p. 1060) hōmiẏōpyāthi homoeopathy. 98)

(p. 1050) hāla1 a helm, a rudder. হাল ধরা v. to steer. 109)

(p. 1047) haẏatō perhaps, perchance; possibly; probably. 4)

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

(p. 1046) hantabya fit to be killed or slain; to be killed or slain. 14)

(p. 1044) hakadāra one having a rightful claim or title, a rightful claimant. 8)

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

(p. 1047) haẏarāna harassed; fatigued; badgered. exasperated. হয়রান করা v. to harass; to fatigue; to badger, to exasperate. হয়রানি n. harassment; fatigue; exasperation. 5)

(p. 1060) hōthā, hōthāẏa (poet.) there. 94)

(p. 1050) hābiladāra an Indian sergeant, a havildar. 78)

(p. 1046) habacandra an utterly stupid king of folk tales. হবচন্দ্র রাজার গবচন্দ্র মন্ত্রী a king and his minister, both utterly stupid; (fig.) a stupid person and his equally stupid counsellor. 19)