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

(p. 1046) hanana killing, slaying, slaughter, murdering, murder. হনন করা v. to kill, to slay; to murder. হননীয় a. that which can be or is fit to be killed or slaughtered or slain. 9)

(p. 1060) huḍ়kā1, huḍ়kō2 afraid of cohabiting with one's husband; shunning one's husband's company. 15)

(p. 1050) hā3, m̐hān̐gā used in addressing a person familiarly (হাঁগা মেয়ে). 12)

(p. 1049) hastipa, hastipaka the driver or keeper of an elephant. 14)

(p. 1060) hyāṃlā repulsively greedy esp. of food. ̃পনা, ̃মি n. repulsive greediness esp. of food. 103)

(p. 1060) hōma an oblation of fire into which ghee is poured. ̃কুন্ড n. a pit for making a sacrificial fire. ̃ধেনু n. a cow whose milk is used in religious sacrifices. ̃ভস্ম n. the residual ashes of a sacrificial fire. 95)

(p. 1056) hālāla holy or permissible according to Mohammedan scriptures. n. the system of killing a beast by cutting its clavicle, as prescribed by Mohammedan scriptures. 4)

(p. 1060) hēi (pop.) indicating: earnest solicitation or appeal. 47)

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

(p. 1050) hān̐ḍ়icān̐cā a bird akin to the magpie, the Indian tree-pie. 26)

(p. 1060) hēḍa the head; intelligence, understanding. a. (in. comp.) chief, head. ̃ক্লার্ক, ̃বাবু n. a head clerk. ̃মাস্টার n. a headmaster. 56)

(p. 1047) halahala very loose or slack. 40)

(p. 1047) haradama always; incessantly, continuously, non-stop; often, every now and then. 14)

(p. 1050) hān̐kā to call or announce or declare loudly. 16)