هيکل haikal A (Heb. ) s. f. 1. Any great building, a palace, a temple. 2. An ornament worn round the neck (of man and beast). 3. A figure, face, form, stature or shape of body, appearance, person.

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

هگنيٿي hagneṭī S̱. s. f. 1. A field to which people repair to ease themselves. 2. Podex.

هڙ haṛ S̱. (contract. of هاڙ from हड्ड) s. m. A bone. هڙپهوٿن haṛ-phūṭan, Pains in the bones.

هراينه harāyina P or har-āʼīn-a, adv. Necessarily, undoubtedly, at all events.

هٿ haṭ हठ S̱. s. f. See هٿہ haṭh. هٿ دهرمي haṭ-dharmī, see هٿہ دهرمي under هٿ کرنا . هٿہ haṭ karnā, see هٿہ کرنا under هٿہ.

هچکچانا hichkichānā H v. n. To doubt, to he- sitate, to be in suspense, to falter.

هاون hāwan P s. m. A mortar for pounding in.

هدياهٿ hadiyāhaṭ H (from هديانا) s. f. Scrupu- lousness, sheepishness, shiness.

همين hameṅ S̱. (Sans. अहम् I) pron. plur. in the objective case, Us, to us: (or in dakh. nom.) we. ¶ ham-īṅ, We ourselves.