هليانا haliyānā H v. n. To nauseate.

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

هنگ hang P s. m. The understanding, wisdom.

هر hirr A s. m. A male cat. H. هرا 1. hurrā, s. m. Dispersion (of an army, an assembly, &c.), general jail delivery. ¶ 2. harrā, s. m. Sound, voice, shout. S̱. هرا 1. harā (for हरित्) adj. Green, fresh, verdant. ¶ 2. harrā (for हरीतकी) s. m. Name of an astringent nut, myrobalan. (Ter- minalia chebula or citrina). 3. harā, part. (dakh. see هارنا) Unsuccessful, tired out.

هم hamm A (analog. to Heb. and Chald. ) s. m. Grief, care, solicitude, turning a thing anxiously in the mind.

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.

هول haul A s. m. Terrour, horrour. هول دل haul-dil, 1. Terrified. 2. Hypochondriack affection, melancholy. هول زده haul-zada, Ter- rified, aghast. هول ناک haul-nāk, Frightful, terrible, terrifick, dreadful, horrid, dismal, dreary. هولناکي haul-nāk-ī, s. f. Frightfulness, terrour, direness, dreadfulness.

هوش hosh P s. m. (dakh. s. f.) 1. Understanding, judgment, sense. 2. Mind, soul. هوش پکڙنا hosh-pakaṛnā, To recollect. هوش مين آنا hosh meṅ ānā, To come to oneʼs self, to recover oneʼs senses.

هنپهنا hamphnā H v. n. To be out of breath, to pant.

هفتش haftish H s. (dakh.) Altercation, arguing. هفتش کرنا haftish karnā, To argue, to altercate (Harris).