(p. 1056) hīraka, hīrā diamond. কাচ-কাটা হীরা a glass cutter. হীরার খনি diamond ore, a diamond mine. হীরার ধার (fig.) great sharpness or keenness or acuteness of mind, intelligence etc. পড়িলে ভেড়ার শৃঙ্গে ভাঙে হীরার ধার keenness of mind is dulled in the company of fools. হীরকচূর্ণ n. diamond-dust, diamond-powder. হীরকজয়ন্তী n. diamond-jubilee; diamond anniversary. 59)

(p. 1049) hastimada a water secretion from the nostrils, eyes and penis of a must elephant. 15)

(p. 1060) hērā (poet.) to behold, to see. 73)

(p. 1049) hastiśālā a stable for housing elephants. 17)

(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. 1044) haṭā to move backwards or aside; to retreat; to evade an obligation or undertaking, to back out; to withdraw; to be defeated. হটানো v. to cause to move backwards or aside; to repel; to cause to retreat or back out or withdraw; to defeat. 19)

(p. 1056) hāsila performed, accomplished; fulfilled, realized. হাসিল করা v. to perform, to accomplish; to have something fulfilled; to contrive, to realize. 17)

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

(p. 1050) hājā to rot or be spoilt by being drenched in water (esp. in rain-water) for a long time (ধান হাজা); to be affected with chilblain (পা হাজা). n. excessive rainfall or flood (হাজাশুখা); sore caused by excessive use of water, chilblain. ̃মজা a. (of a pond) shallow and miry. 43)

(p. 1047) harītakī black myrobalan. 25)

(p. 1060) hurarē indicating a loud joyous clamour or shout. 29)

(p. 1049) hasantikā, hasantī a vessel for holding fire, a fire-pot, a fire-urn. 7)

(p. 1047) hala3 a plough. ̃কর্ষণ করা, ̃চালনা করা v. to plough, to till (land). ̃চালক n. a ploughman, a tiller (of land), one who drives the plough. ̃ধর, ̃ভৃত্ same as হলী। ̃ভৃতি n. agriculture, cultivation. 34)

(p. 1060) hōli the Hindu feast of commemorating the throwing of red powder at one another by Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) and the milkmaids enamoured of him; the Hindu spring festival of spraying coloured water; the holi. 100)

(p. 1060) hullōḍ় a hubbub or tumult raised by a crowd; revelry. 36)