(p. 1050) hā-m̐hā used to prevent or interrupt suddenly. 35)

(p. 1050) hāmēśā always; often. 90)

(p. 1046) haẏa1 the horse, the stallion.

(p. 1050) hāba an artistic gesture or attitude or pose. ̃ভাব n. gestures and deportment; demeanour. 74)

(p. 1049) hasita laughing; smiling; blooming. 8)

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

(p. 1050) hāni destruction; loss, damage, impairment; a harm, an injury. হানি করা v. to destroy; to damage, to impair; to injure. হানি নেই (there is) no harm. ̃কর a. causing loss, destructive; damaging, impairing; harmful, injurious. 68)

(p. 1056) hāsa a laugh; a smile. 11)

(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. 1050) hām̐sa the drake; (fem.) the duck; the gander; (fem.) the goose, swan. হাঁস মারা ছটরা duck-shot. 30)

(p. 1056) hibānāmā (Mus.) a deed of gift. 44)

(p. 1050) hājāśukhā excessive rain or flood and drought. 45)

(p. 1060) huḍ়muḍ় indicating: movement in a crowd shoving one another; sudden crumbling down of a large and heavy object. হুড়মুড় করে ভেঙে পড়া v. to crumble down noisily, to fall with a crash. 17)

(p. 1047) hala2 the main room in a great house, a hall. Also হলঘর । 33)

(p. 1060) hōn̐takā (dero.) corpulent; corpulent and dull-witted. 89)