هلکورنا halkornā S̱. (see هلکور) v. a. 1. To gather, to collect. 2. To billow, to wave. ¶ hilkornā, v. a. To agitate, to shake, disturb, to perplex. v. n. To fluctuate, to waver.

هچکچي hichkichī H s. f. Hesitation. هچکچي باندهنا hichkichī bāndhnā, To gnash the teeth.

هدي hudạ̄ A (Heb. ) s. m. Pointing out the right way, guidance in the right way. ¶ hadī, s. f. 1. Cattle carried to Mecca to be sacrificed. 2. Giving as an offering. 3. A bride. 4. A captive.

هات hāt हस्त S̱. s. m. The hand: see هاتهہ hāth. هات سون جانا hāt sūṅ jānā (dakh. i. q. بي اختيارهونا) To be helpless or not knowing

هنڐا hanḍā हंड S̱. s. m. A caldron, an earthen pot or boiler. هنڐا پهوڙنا hanḍā phoṛnā, v. a. (lit. to break the pot) To disclose a secret, to let the cat out of the bag. S. H. هنڐا بهاڙا hunḍā bhāṛā, s. m. Contract for transportation of goods, including the payment of duties.

هراج harrāj A adj. (superl. of هرج Heb. and Aram. ) Running fast (a horse). s. m. An auction.

هلاک halāk A (from هلک) s. m. Perdition, de- struction, ruin, slaughter, death. adj. Lost, destroyed, fatigued. هلاک کرنا halāk karnā, To destroy, to overwhelm, to drive to destruc- tion, to distress, to fatigue, to kill. هلاک هونا halāk honā, To be killed, to perish, to be fa- tigued, to be tired.

هريرا harerā S̱. (see هرا harā) s. m. A vegetable, verdure, verdant.

هنکار hunkār S (हुंकार) s. m. Cry, outcry, alarm, uttering the sound huṅ to terrify, or as a mystical monosyllable.

هنکارا hunkārā S̱. (हुंकार) s. m. Cry, outcry, alarm, uttering the sound huṅ to terrify, or as a mystical monosyllable.