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

(p. 1050) hāmabaḍ়ā, hāmabaḍ় considering oneself the chief of all, self-important, self-conceited, egotistic(al); bumptious. 84)

(p. 1060) hēlē2 a species of small non-venomous snake. 80)

(p. 1047) harakarā a messenger; a courier; a postal messenger, a runner; a postman. 8)

(p. 1046) hadiśa2 the body of traditions about Mohammad the Prophet, the hadith; Muslim jurisprudence. 7)

(p. 1060) hujura a term for addressing a prince, a judge, a master etc.; Your Majesty, Your Highness, Your honour, My Lord, Your Excellency, Your Reverence, Sir etc.; a master, an honoured person; the presence of a prince, judge, master etc. (হুজুরে হাজির). 10)

(p. 1056) hāluikara one who makes sweetmeats, a confectioner. 7)

(p. 1047) haratana hearts (of playing-cards). 12)

(p. 1046) handara (obs.) a hundred weight. 17)

(p. 1050) hātē by hand; at hand; ready to hand; on hand. হাতে-কলমে adv. firsthand; by direct practice and training. ̃খড়ি n. the sacrament of initiation into one's studies, first lesson in writing to a child; (fig.) initiation into a work; commencement of apprenticeship or the initial stage of learning (a trade etc.). ̃গড়া a. handmade; (fig.) brought up or built (up) by oneself. ̃নাতে adv. in the very act of doing, red-handed. হাতে স্বর্গ পাওয়া to be blessed with an unexpected stroke of luck. হাতে-হাতে adv. from hand to hand; red-handed; directly; readily, promptly (হাতে-হাতে বিদায়) 66)

(p. 1060) hulō, hulō bēḍ়āla a tomcat. 35)

(p. 1050) hān̐dā fat, corpulent; idiot, dull-witted. ̃রাম n. an idiot of idiots, a great idiot. 28)

(p. 1046) habya same as হবি । a. fit to be offered in fire-sacrifice, oblational. 24)

(p. 1060) hōthā, hōthāẏa (poet.) there. 94)

(p. 1050) hābiladāra an Indian sergeant, a havildar. 78)