(p. 1050) hā1 open mouth or expanse of open mouth or beak; a gape; an opening, an orifice (গর্তের হাঁ). হাঁ করা v. to stare with open mouth, to open one's mouth, to gape. হাঁ হওয়া v. to become wide open, to gape; to form a large hole in oneself. হাঁ-হওয়া a. gaping (such as wound). 10)

(p. 1060) huḍ়uma indicating: disorderly or sudden or noisy movement. ̃দাড়ুম int. indicating: repeated disorderly or noisy movement. 18)

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

(p. 1050) hātā1 limits; area, confines, precincts (বাড়ির হাতা) । 55)

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

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

(p. 1044) haṭha application of force, violation; retreat, withdrawal; defeat; indiscretion, imprudence; rashness. 21)

(p. 1056) hiṅgula, hiṅguli the red sulphide or mercury, cinnabar; vermilion. 32)

(p. 1056) himaśima extreme exhaustion or fatigue; trouble; bewilderment. হিমশিম খাওয়া v. to be almost fainting with exhaustion or fatigue or harassment; to cower in fear etc.; to be in deep waters or great difficulties. 48)

(p. 1060) hēlēñcā a kind of water-cress, Hingtsha repens. 81)

(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. 1050) hān̐ḍ়iẏā an inferior liquor distilled from fermented rice, rice-beer. 27)

(p. 1050) hān̐kaḍāka repeated loud calls or shouts; wide reputation of being wealthy and powerful. হাঁকডাক পাড়া v. to raise a hue and cry. 14)

(p. 1049) hāi a yawn. হাই তোলা v. to yawn.

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