هرمز hurmuz A n. prop. 1. The isle of Ormuz in the Persian gulf. 2. Name of a king of Persia who reigned A. D. 272.

هاتي hātī S̱. s. m. Elephant: see هاتهي.

هلکنا hilaknā H v. n. To writhe or suffer contor- tions (from affliction or pain; chiefly applied to children). ¶ hulaknā, v. n. To rush (on), attack, assault, charge (Harris).

هاتها بانہي يا پاٴي کرنا hāthā-bāṅhī S̱. or -pāʼī karnā, To scuffle or struggle together.

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.

هلورنا hilornā S̱. (from हिल्लोल) v. n. To billow, to wave.

هردا hardā H s. m. Mildew, smut (in corn).

هجري hijrī A adj. Of or belonging to the hijrat, q. v.

هتهہ hath हस्त S̱. contract. of هاتهہ q. v. هتهہ بلي hath-bal-ī, s. f. Strength of hand, force; dis- honesty. هتهہ پهول hath-phūl, A kind of fire- work. هتهہ پهير hath-pher, 1. Sleight of hand (in a money changer), changing a good for a bad rupee for the purpose of imposition. 2. Borrowing. هتهہ پهيرلينا hath-pher lenā, To borrow. هتهہ جهولا hath-jholā, A hand-barrow. هتهہ چپوا hath-chapūʼā, Snack, share. هتهہ چهوٿ hath-chhūṭ, A beater. هتهکٿي hath-kaṭ-ī, Name of a cut with the sword, which is intended to take off or disable the adversaryʼs hand. هتهہ کڙي hath-kaṛī, s. f. A handcuff, fetter, ma- nacle. هتهہ ليوا hath-lewā, s. m. A ceremony in marriage among Hindūs. (The hands of the bride and bridegroom are joined palm to palm with some flour put between them, and tied with a red thread). هتهنال hath-nāl, s. f. A small cannon carried on elephants, &c.

هنساٴي haṅsāʼī S̱. (from هنسانا) s. f. Ridicule.