تحلحل taḥalḥul A (inf. ii. of حلحل) s. The being forced to move from a place.

حلاج ḥallāj A (from حلج) s. m. A comber, a carder of cotton.

حلال ḥalāl A (from حل) adj. 1. Legal, allow- able, lawful, right. 2. (A woman) laying aside mourning for the death of her husband, at the expiration of 100 days (during which time she is not by law allowed to marry). حلال خور ḥalāl-ḵẖor, s. m. A person of the lowest cast, generally a sweeper, or employed

حلاله ḥalāla A s. f. A woman married again with her first divorcer after she had been di- vorced by her second husband.

حلاوت ḥalāwat A (from حلا Heb. To rub, to polish; and, thence, to be smooth or sweet. Ch. ) s. f. Sweetness.

حلبه ḥulba A s. The plant fenugreek. (In Hin- dī ميتهي).

حلبي ḥalab-ī A adj. From, or belonging to (حلب) Aleppo.

حلتيت ḥiltīt A s. Assafœtida.

رحلت riḥlat A s. f. Marching, departure (par- ticularly to the other world); death, decease. رحلت کرنا riḥlat karnā, v. n. To depart, to die.

پچمحلا pach-maḥallā S̱. A. (पंच Five, and محل Mansion) adj. Of five stories (a house).