(p. 1047) hara-hara-bam-bam a sound uttered in honour of Shiva (শিব). 17)

(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. 1046) haẏa1 the horse, the stallion.

(p. 1060) hukamata, hukumata authority; rule; government. 6)

(p. 1060) hēnā a very sweet-scented flower or its plant, the henna. 64)

(p. 1050) hātiśun̐ḍ় artichoke. 63)

(p. 1060) hōmiẏōpyāthi homoeopathy. 98)

(p. 1056) hikamata power; might, strength; ability; efficiency. 30)

(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)

(p. 1046) habana an oblation of fire; a fire-sacrifice; burnt-offering. হবনী n. a pit for making sacrificial fire. 20)

(p. 1060) hup indicating: the whooping cry of the monkey; the noise of sudden leaping; suddenness. হুপ করে suddenly (and rashly). 24)

(p. 1060) hula an antenna, a sting. হুল ফোটানো, হুল বেঁধানো v. to sting. 31)

(p. 1056) hijali-bādāma cashew-nut. 35)

(p. 1050) hāma1 measles. 82)

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