(p. 1050) hāji a pious Muslim who has performed pilgrimage to Mecca and Madina, a haji. 46)

(p. 1050) hāma1 measles. 82)

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

(p. 1044) haṭṭa a market. ̃গোল n. a confused uproar, a hullabaloo; rumpus; din. ̃বিলাসিনী n. a prostitute. ̃মন্দির n. (facet.) a hutted structure in a market used as a shop. 20)

(p. 1050) hārāma any unholy or forbidden thing or creature according to Muslim scriptures; a boar, a swine. ̃জাদা, ̃জাদ n. (abusively) a pig, a swine, a scoundrel. fem. হারামজাদি । 102)

(p. 1060) hus indicating: the noise of quick movement or emission. হুস্-হুস্ int. indicating: repeated হুস্ noise. 37)

(p. 1060) hu indicating: acknowledgment, acceptance, assent, consent, willingness, doubt etc.; yes, hmm. 3)

(p. 1060) hṛt the heart. ̃কন্দর n. the inmost part of the heart, the bottom of one's heart, the bosom. ̃কমল same as হৃদিপদ্ম । ̃কস্প, ̃কম্পন n. throbbing of the heart esp. in fear, palpitation; heartbeat. ̃পিন্ড n. the heart. ̃শূল n. angina pectoris; (pop.) heartache. ̃স্পন্দন n. heartbeat. 40)

(p. 1044) haḍ়kānō to get out of position accidentally; to lose one's footing; to slip; to glide; to slide. হড়কানি n. slipping or gliding or sliding. 25)

(p. 1056) hāsanuhānā, hāsanōhānā a species of very sweet-scented white flower that blooms in the evening, the night jasmine, Cestrum noeturnum. 12)

(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) hēlēñcā a kind of water-cress, Hingtsha repens. 81)

(p. 1060) hōn̐dala corpulent. হোঁদল-কুতকুত n. a corpulent and dark-complexioned man. 90)

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

(p. 1060) hujjata altercation; a dispute; a hubbub, a row; a trouble, a quarrel. হুজ্জত বাধানো v. to raise a dispute; to create a row or trouble. হুজ্জতি a. given to create a row; troublesome; rowdyish; quarrelsome. 11)