هيان hiyāṅ H s. (dakh. i. q. دردجداي) Grief for separation or absence.

هجي hije A. (Arab. هجا) s. m. Spelling.

هرزه harza P 1. adj. Absurd, nonsensical, fri- volous. 2. s. m. Trifles, bagatelles. هرزه چانگي harza-chāna-gī, s. f. Frivolous or non- sensical talk. هرزه خوان harza-ḵẖẉān, Reading or repeating nonsense. هرزه دوي harza- dau-ī, s. f. Running about without reason. هرزه کار harza-kār, Trifler. هرزه کوش harza-kosh,

هميو ham-eo अहमेव S̱. s. m. Vanity, egotism, arrogance, pride.

هتهري hath-arī S̱. s. f. A handle, a winch (of a spinning wheel).

هوان hawān A (from هون) Contempt, misery, dis- tress.

هتهہ hath हस्त S̱. contract. of هاتهہ q. v. هتهہ بلي hath-bal-ī, s. f. Strength of hand, force; dis- honesty. هتهہ پهول hath-phūl, A kind of fire- work. هتهہ پهير hath-pher, 1. Sleight of hand (in a money changer), changing a good for a bad rupee for the purpose of imposition. 2. Borrowing. هتهہ پهيرلينا hath-pher lenā, To borrow. هتهہ جهولا hath-jholā, A hand-barrow. هتهہ چپوا hath-chapūʼā, Snack, share. هتهہ چهوٿ hath-chhūṭ, A beater. هتهکٿي hath-kaṭ-ī, Name of a cut with the sword, which is intended to take off or disable the adversaryʼs hand. هتهہ کڙي hath-kaṛī, s. f. A handcuff, fetter, ma- nacle. هتهہ ليوا hath-lewā, s. m. A ceremony in marriage among Hindūs. (The hands of the bride and bridegroom are joined palm to palm with some flour put between them, and tied with a red thread). هتهنال hath-nāl, s. f. A small cannon carried on elephants, &c.

هنہنانا hinhinānā H v. a. To neigh.

هاو हाव hāw S s. m. Coquetry, airs, dalliance, blandishment. هاوبهاو हावभाव hāw-bhāw, Dalliance, blandishment, charm, attraction, welcome.

هلکور hilkor हिल्लोल S̱. s. f. 1. Agitation, fluc- tuation. 2. A wave, a billow.