هڐي haḍḍī हड्ड S̱. s. f. 1. A bone. 2. The hard part in the centre of a carrot or other si- milar root.

هيبت haibat A (from هيب) s. f. Fright, pertur- bation, panick, horrour, dread, awe. هيبت دکهلانا haibat dikhlānā, To appal, to terrify. هيبت زده haibat-zada, Aghast, appalled. هيبت ناک haibat-nāk, Frightful, terrible, tre- mendous, dreadful, awful.

هل چل hal chal H s. f. Fright, perturbation, hubbub, tumult, anarchy.

هويٰ hawạ̄ A s. f. Desire, love, inclination, will, wish.

هلال hilāl A (from هلّ Heb. and Aram. ) s. m. The new moon, the first and last two or three days of the moon. هلال دور hilāl-daur, A kind of bow.

همم himam A s. f. plur. of همت himmat, q. v.

هکا بکا hakkā-bakkā H adj. Confused (when any thing is to be done), aghast.

هلاس hulās उल्लास S̱. s. m. Alacrity, joy, gladness.

هٿاؤ haṭāʼo H (from هٿنا) s. (dakh.) Falling back, retiring, flinching.

هندسه handasa A (dakh. hindsa, from Pers. اندازه) s. m. Geometry, figures, arithmetick. هندسه دان handasa-dān, Geometrician, arithme- tician, accountant. P. H. هندني hind-inī, s. f. An Indian woman. A. P. هندو hindū, s. m. 1. A negro, a black Arabian, Indian, or Ethiopian. 2. A Gentoo. (Plur. هنود hunūd, Gentoos). 3. (met.) A mole or lock (of a mistress)