هول haul A s. m. Terrour, horrour. هول دل haul-dil, 1. Terrified. 2. Hypochondriack affection, melancholy. هول زده haul-zada, Ter- rified, aghast. هول ناک haul-nāk, Frightful, terrible, terrifick, dreadful, horrid, dismal, dreary. هولناکي haul-nāk-ī, s. f. Frightfulness, terrour, direness, dreadfulness.

هرکا harkā H s. m. Crying, whining.

هين hīṅ S̱. (or haīṅ for हि) An emphatick parti- cle, Very, exactly. See هي hī. هين هان بهرنا hīṅ hāṅ bharnā, To concede.

هلانا hilānā H v. a. 1. (or, dakh. halānā, causal of هلنا) To move, to shake, to agitate. 2. To

هان hāṅ S̱. (Sans. आं) 1. adv. Yes, ay, indeed, by the by, forsooth. هان کہنا hāṅ kahna, To agree. 2. (contract. of يہان yahāṅ, q. v.) Here, hither, &c.

هلديا haldiā हारिद्र S̱. 1. s. m. A kind of poison. 2. The jaundice. 3. A class of mer- chants. 4. adj. Yellow.

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.

هلال hilāl A (from هلّ Heb. and Aram. ) s. m. The new moon, the first and last two or three days of the moon. هلال دور hilāl-daur, A kind of bow.

هاجي hājī A (part. act. of هجو) s. m. A satirist.

هون hūṅ हूम् S̱. adv. Too, also, yes, well, very, exactly.