(p. 1056) hiṃsaka given to killing or harming others; malevolent; malicious, spiteful; envious, jealous. 24)

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

(p. 1060) hyāpā a troublesome burden or charge. হ্যাপা সামলানো v. to bear a troublesome burden or execute a troublesome charge, to bear the brunt of. 106)

(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. 1060) hupi ṅkāśi whooping cough. 25)

(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. 1047) harapha any letter of the alphabet, a character; (print.) a type. হরফ-ঢালাই n. typecasting. হরফ ঢালাইয়ের কারখানা a typefoundry. 15)

(p. 1056) hiṃsana, hiṃsā killing, slaughter; malice; spite, malevolence; (loos.) envy, jealousy. হিংসনীয় a. that which is to be or ought to be killed; that which is to be or ought to be envied, enviable. হিংসা করা v. to kill, to slay; to harm; to malice; to envy, to be jealous of. হিংসাত্মক a. killing, slaying; malicious, spiteful, malevolent; envious. হিংসাপরায়ণ same as হিংসক । 25)

(p. 1047) harmya a large and beautiful building, an edifice, a mansion, a palace. ̃তল n. the floor of any room of a mansion or palace. ̃রাজি (for.) n. pl. large and grand mansions, palatial buildings. 29)

(p. 1060) hujuga, hujuka a passing popular excitement or trend; a fashion esp. a passing one; a rumour. হুজুগ ছড়ানো v. to spread a rumour. হুজুগ তোলা v. to raise a rumour. হুজুগে মাতা v. to participate (or involve oneself) madly in a passing popular excitement or trend. হুজুগে a. given to participating madly in a passing popular excitement or trend; given to accepting madly a passing fashion; given to indulging in rumours. 9)

(p. 1044) hakima a physician practising the Islamic system of medicine; a hakim. হকিমি a. of a hakim. n. practice of Muslim system of medicine. 12)

(p. 1056) hikkā a hiccup. হিক্কা তোলা v. to hiccup. 31)

(p. 1060) hulāhuli a commotion, a tumult; a sound made by Hindu women by moving their tongues within their mouths on festive occasions. 33)

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

(p. 1050) hāṭa a market (esp. one held on fixed days of the week); a fair; (fig.) a disturbingly noisy place (ঘর তো নয়-হাট); (fig.) a concourse, an assemblage (বোকার হাট); (fig.) abundance, plenty (রূপের হাট). হাট করা v. to visit a market for buying and selling, to market; (fig.) to open fully or to open to public view (দরজা বা হৃদয় হাট করা). হাট বসানো, হাট মেলানো v. to establish a market; (fig.) to cause to assemble; to make a loud disturbing noise. ভাঙা হাট a market or fair on the point of closing for the day or for the term or for good; (fig.) anything disrupted or on the point of winding up. ̃বার n. a market-day. হাটুরিয়া, (coll.) হাটুরে n. a market-man (fem. a market-woman). a. carrying goods (and also people) to the market (হাটুরে নৌকা); going to the market for buying or selling, market-bound, marketing (হাটুরে লোক). হাটে হাঁড়ি ভাঙা to disclose or reveal one's guilt or wrong-doing in public, (cp.) to wash one's dirty linen in public. 48)