هرسنگار harsingār शृंगारहार S̱. s. m. The weeping Nyctanthes. (Nyctanthes arbor tris- tis).

هرزه harza P 1. adj. Absurd, nonsensical, fri- volous. 2. s. m. Trifles, bagatelles. هرزه چانگي harza-chāna-gī, s. f. Frivolous or non- sensical talk. هرزه خوان harza-ḵẖẉān, Reading or repeating nonsense. هرزه دوي harza- dau-ī, s. f. Running about without reason. هرزه کار harza-kār, Trifler. هرزه کوش harza-kosh,

هشيار hush-yār P (contract. of هوشيار) adj. Intelligent, prudent, acquainted, cautious, alert, watchful, awake, in senses, abstinent, sober; (be) cautious, take care. هشيارکرنا hushyār karnā, To make acquainted, to caution, put on oneʼs guard.

هڙبڙيا haṛbaṛiyā H adj. Easily agitated, irritable, hasty.

هراينه harāyina P or har-āʼīn-a, adv. Necessarily, undoubtedly, at all events.

هريا haryā S̱. adj. (dakh.) Green: see هرا harā. هريا کدو haryā kaddū (dakh.) Green pumpkin, or bottle gourd. (Cucurbita lagenaria: Lin.).

هوتي hote S̱. (from هونا) adv. In the being, during, in the presence. هوتي هوتي hote hote, adv. Gra- dually.

هلدهر हलधर hal-dhar S or hala-dhara, s. m. A name of Balarāma, the elder brother of Kr̤ish̤ṇa.

هواٴي hawāʼī P 1. s. f. A skyrocket. 2. adj. Aerial, airy, windy.

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).