هدايت hidāyat A (from هدي Heb. ) s. f. Guidance, direction to the right way, especially to salvation; righteousness.

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.

هوژ hoṛ H s. f. A wager, an agreement, a bargain, a bet. هوڙباندهنا hoṛ bāndhnā, To bargain, &c. هوڙبدنا hoṛ badnā or (dakh.) هوڙبندنا hoṛ band- nā, To wager, bet, &c. هوڙلگانا hoṛ lagānā, v. a. 1. To wager. 2. To make an agreement. 3. v. n. To be positive, obstinate, or perverse. هوڙهارنا hoṛ hārnā, To lose a wager, &c. ¶ hūṛ, s. f. Wrangling.

هکلاها haklāhā H s. m. A stammerer. H. S̱. هک هک کررونا huk huk kar ronā (dakh. i. q. پهوٿ پهوٿ کررونا) To burst forth again and again into tears (?).

هڙبڙيا haṛbaṛiyā H adj. Easily agitated, irritable, hasty.

هرکنا haraknā A. v. n. 1. (from Arab. حرک) To stop. 2. (from Arab. حرق) To be scorched.

هيلا hīlā H s. m. Mud, slime, ooze.

هم हिम him S s. m. 1. Snow. 2. The fifth season of the year, comprising Aghan and Pūs.

هٿهنا haṭhnā S̱. (from हठ) v. n. To be peevish, perverse, or pettish.

هنجار hanjār P s. m. 1. A straight road, a true method. ناهنجار nā-hanjār, adj. Stray, wicked, unfortunate, rude, unpolite. 2. A masonʼs rule, a plumb-line, a level, &c. A. P. هند hind, s. m. India, an Indian.