هنکار हंकार hankār S s. m. 1. Cry, outcry, bawling, calling. 2. Driving.

هڙبڙي haṛbaṛī H s. f. Hurry, alarm, uproar, riot, disorder, hastiness, hubbub.

هلدهر हलधर hal-dhar S or hala-dhara, s. m. A name of Balarāma, the elder brother of Kr̤ish̤ṇa.

هلگنا hilagnā H v. n. 1. To be hung on, to be entangled, to adhere, to stick to. 2. To be constant.

هلن halan H s. (dakh.) Motion, movement, mo- ving, agitation (Harris). H.S̱. هل ملنا hil-milnā, v. n. To meet together, to be together.

هرمزي hirmizī A. s. f. Name of a red earth.

هنڐوي hunḍavī S̱. (हुंडी) s. f. A bill of ex- change هنڐي وال hunḍī-wāl, An exchange merchant.

هندورنا hindornā H v. a. To puddle.

هيلاج hailāj P s. m. 1. The time of labour or birth. 2. (In astrology) A mark by which the duration of life is foretold. (It is said to signify a wife, and to be derived from a Greek word of that meaning, perhaps a)/loxos). H. S̱. هيلا مارنا helā mārnā, v. a. To shove, to launch, to dash through water.

ه hi H (हि in Braj) A termination denoting the objective case, to, for.