همراه ham-rāh P (هم and راه or ره Road) s. m. 1. A fellow-traveller. (Pers. plur. همرهان). 2. adv. With, together with, along with.

هدرنا hadarnā H v. n. (dakh.) To quake, shiver, tremble (Harris).

هڙهڙانا haṛhaṛānā H v. n. To shudder, to shiver; to crash, to rattle. ¶ huṛhuṛānā (dakh.) To shudder, to shiver (Harris).

هٿنا haṭnā H v. n. To go or fall back, to be driven back, to retire, recede, move, budge, shrink, flinch, to be defeated.

هل پهل hal phal H s. f. 1. Affability. 2. Hurry, perturbation.

همال hamāl P or humāl, adj. Like, equal, re- sembling, cotemporary; a comrade, associate. S. هماليه हिमालय (comp. of हिम Cold, frost, snow, and आलय Abode) himālaya, s. m. Name of the snowy range of mountains, which bounds India to the north.

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.

هلهلانا halhalānā H (Sans. हल्लन rolling or tossing as in sleep) v. n. to shake (from the effect of an ague, &c.), to tremble. v. a. To shake, to cause to tremble.

هتوڙي hat-oṛī S̱. s. (dakh.) A hammer (Harris).

هرمشٿي harmushṭī H s. f. 1. Robustness. 2. Thick-headedness.