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.

هوشياري hoshyār-ī P s. f. Sobriety, carefulness,

همه hama P adj. All, the whole, every one. همه دان hama-dān, Knowing every thing, expe- rienced, wise, all-wise, omniscient. همه داني hama-dān-ī, s. f. Omniscience.

هرانا harānā S̱. (causal of هارنا) v. a. To win, to overcome, to beat (at cards), to foil, to worst, to weary, to tire. ¶ hirānā, v. a. To lose, to mislay.

هستناپر हस्तिनापुर hastinā-pur S s. m. An- cient Dihlī, the capital of Yudhish̤ṭhira and his brethren, the remains of which still exist, about 57 miles N. E. of the modern city, on the banks of the old channel of the Ganges.

هتو huto S̱. or hutau (from Braj هونون honauṅ) Was.

هماي humāʼe P s. m. 1. See هما humā. 2. Queen Homai.

هٿکنا haṭaknā H v. n. To be repulsed, to be driven back, to retreat, move, stop, boggle.

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

هيجڙا hījṛā H s. m. A species of eunuch: see هجڙا hijṛā. (met.) Pusillanimous, unmanly.