(p. 1047) halakā (obs.) a flock, a troop ('ষোড়শ হলকা হাতী'); (pop.) a sudden hot wave (আগুনের হলকা). 35)

(p. 1060) hēdānō (sl.) to become extremely distressed for being separated from one's lover or from an object very much longed for, to desiderate. 60)

(p. 1050) hāti2 the elephant; (fig.) a very corpulent or hefty or bulky or gigantic person. হাতি পোষা v. to keep an elephant; (fig.) to employ or keep somebody who entails tremendous expenditure for the employer or keeper. হাতির খোরাক an elephant's feed; (fig.) an enormous feed. হাতির দাঁত a tusk. হাতির শুঁড় a trunk. 60)

(p. 1060) hṛṣṭa delighted, gladdened; glad, cheerful, joyful, happy; pleased. ̃চিত্তে adv. with a happy mind; gladly, cheerfully, joyfully, happily. ̃পুষ্ট a. cheerful and burly, buxom, happy and plump. 46)

(p. 1050) hārakāta (in a game) the defeated team. 98)

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

(p. 1049) hastidanta the elephant's tusk; ivory. ̃খচিত a. inlaid with ivory. 12)

(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)

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

(p. 1049) hastī the elephant. 19)

(p. 1056) hijari, hijarā the Mohammedan era counted from 622 A.D., hegira, hejira, hijra. 33)

(p. 1046) haẏa1 the horse, the stallion.

(p. 1049) hastabuda accounts past and present; a descriptive rent-roll (of an estate) drawn up annually. 10)

(p. 1050) hāōlāta borrowing; a debt; a loan. হাওলাত করা v. to borrow. হাওলাতা দেওয়া v. to lend. হাওলাত-বরাদ্দ n. borrowing and fixing a future point of time for payment. হাওলাতি a. borrowed, taken on loan. 9)

(p. 1050) hāmēśā always; often. 90)