هرتال hartāl हरिताल S̱. s. f. Orpiment.

هسکا هسکي hiskā-hiskī H s. f. Mutual emulation.

هيندرا hendrā H adj. (dakh.) Ill-bred, churl, clown, looby, rude, loggerhead, confident (Harris).

هاضم hāẓim A (part. act. of هضم) adj. 1. Loose, languid, relaxed. 2. Soft, gentle. 3. Diges- tive.

هديانا hadiyānā H v. n. 1. To hesitate. 2. To be alarmed or apprehensive, to shrink.

همين hameṅ S̱. (Sans. अहम् I) pron. plur. in the objective case, Us, to us: (or in dakh. nom.) we. ¶ ham-īṅ, We ourselves.

هلاک halāk A (from هلک) s. m. Perdition, de- struction, ruin, slaughter, death. adj. Lost, destroyed, fatigued. هلاک کرنا halāk karnā, To destroy, to overwhelm, to drive to destruc- tion, to distress, to fatigue, to kill. هلاک هونا halāk honā, To be killed, to perish, to be fa- tigued, to be tired.

هچکانا hichkānā H (causal of هچکنا) v. a. To jolt.

هلورا halorā S̱. or hilorā (Sans. हिल्लोल) s. m. A wave, billow, surge.

هل چل hal chal H s. f. Fright, perturbation, hubbub, tumult, anarchy.