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.

هينگي haiṅge S̱. (pres. or fut. plur. mas. of هونا honā) Are, may be, must be, will be, &c.

هچکنا hichaknā H v. n. To draw back from, to decline, to shrink, to waver, boggle. ¶ دانتان هچکنا dāntān hichaknā (dakh.) To grin (Harris).

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).

هجي hije A. (Arab. هجا) s. m. Spelling.

هتني hatnī S̱. s. f. (dakh.) A female elephant: see هتهني hathnī.

هدهد hudhud A s. m. Name of a bird. (Hoopoe).

هاتهي hāthī हस्ती S̱. s. m. 1. An elephant. هاتهي دانت hāthī-dānt (हस्तिदन्त) Ele- phantʼs tooth, ivory. هاتهي وان hāthī-wān (हस्तिवाह) An elephant-driver. 2. The 13th mansion of the moon: see هستا hastā. 3. (In the Dakhan) A haircloth glove used in rub- bing down a horse (Qanoon-e-islam).

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

هاک hāk S̱. s. f. (dakh.) See هانک hānk.