هلواها hal-wāhā S̱. (from هل) s. m. A ploughman.

هار hār H (in compos.) means the performer of any act, and corresponds frequently to the English terminations er or ing; as, بہارآٴي نه ديکهن هارآيا انارآيا نه چاکهن هارآيا Bahār āʼī na dekhan-hār āyā; anār āyā, na chākhan-hār āyā. The spring is arrived, but no one is come to behold it; the pomegranates are ready, but there is no one to taste them. P. S. هار hār, 1. s. m. (s. हार) A necklace of pearls, &c. a wreath, a chaplet (of flowers, worn as a necklace). 2. (for हारि) A flock (of cattle). 3. Pasturage. 4. s. f. Loss, for- feiture, discomfiture. 5. part. act. (from هارنا) Being overcome. هارماننا يا مان لينا hār-mānnā, or -mān lenā, To give up a dispute, to give up in despair, to acknowledge all lost. هارجيت hār jīt, Gambling, hazard. هار جيت کرنا hār jīt karnā, To gamble.

همراه ham-rāh P (هم and راه or ره Road) s. m. 1. A fellow-traveller. (Pers. plur. همرهان). 2. adv. With, together with, along with.

هجران hijrān A (from هجر) s. m. See هجر hajr.

هنڐار hunḍār H s. m. A wolf.

هنسي haṅsī S̱. or haṅse (हास्य) s. f. Sport, fun, mirth, laughter, laugh, ridicule.

هيماچل हेमाचल hemāchal S s. m. Name of a mountain, called also सुमेरु sumeru.

هلا hallā H s. m. 1. Uproar, tumult. 2. Assault. ¶ hilā, 1. adj. Domesticated, tame. هلا ملا hilā-milā, Amicable, attached. 2. s. m. Slime, mud.

هرسا hursā S̱. (घर्ष r. घृष Rub, grind) s. m. A stone on which sandal wood is ground.

هلنا hilnā H (or dakh. halnā) v. n. 1. To shake, be moved, be agitated, move. 2. To be fa- miliarized, to be tamed.