هجم hajm A s. m. 1. Driving in. 2. Repulsing. 3. Attacking suddenly. 4. Extirpation.

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.

هنسوڙ haṅsoṛ S̱. adj. Facetious, jocular, merry, cheerful; (subst.) A wag. هنسوڙپن haṅsoṛ-pan, s. m. Facetiousness, jocularity.

هما humā P s. m. 1. An eagle, a phœnix, a bird of paradise. 2. A bird of happy omen, peculiar to the East. (It is supposed that every head it overshadows will in time wear a crown). See عنقا aﻌnḳā.

هٿکا هٿکي haṭkā-haṭkī H s. f. Driving back, struggling.

هاني hānī S̱. (from हानि) adj. Occasioning loss.

هذيان haẕyān A (from هذي Heb. and Chald. ) s. m. Raving, vain useless words.

هر हर har S n. prop. A name of Mahādeva. ¶ हरि hari, A name of Vish̤ṇu: see هري harī. هربهجن hari-bhajan, Adoration of Vish̤ṇu. هربهکت hari-bhakt, A Vaish̤ṇava, worshipper of Vish̤ṇu. هرپيڙ hari-paiṛi, s. f. A ghāṭ or landing place dedicated to Hari (lit. the steps or stairs of Hari). هرداس hari-dās, Servant of Vish̤ṇu.

هفت haft P adj. Seven. هفت اندام haft-andām, The name of the great vein that runs through the arm. هفت رنگي haft-rang-ī, adj. Capricious, artful, cunning, versatile. هفت قلم haft-ḳalam, Seven sorts of handwriting in Persian, or one who writes those seven hands. هفت کشور haft-kishwar, The seven regions, the world. هفت هزاري haft-hazār-ī, The command of seven

هينسنا hīṅsnā H v. n. To neigh, to make a noise (as, a horse when kicking).