هنکاٿنا hankāṭnā S̱. v. a. (dakh.) To drive, drive away: see هانکنا hānknā.

هندسه handasa A (dakh. hindsa, from Pers. اندازه) s. m. Geometry, figures, arithmetick. هندسه دان handasa-dān, Geometrician, arithme- tician, accountant. P. H. هندني hind-inī, s. f. An Indian woman. A. P. هندو hindū, s. m. 1. A negro, a black Arabian, Indian, or Ethiopian. 2. A Gentoo. (Plur. هنود hunūd, Gentoos). 3. (met.) A mole or lock (of a mistress)

هنڐي hunḍī S (हुंडी) s. f. A bill of ex- change هنڐي وال hunḍī-wāl, An exchange merchant.

هرنا harnā S̱. 1. (हरिण) s. m. A stag, a buck, a male antelope. 2. (हरण r. हृ Take by force) v. a. To seize on, to take by force. 3. To steal, to spoil, to plunder, to take away.

هيو hīʼo H The sound made when calling cattle.

هراٴي harā-ī S̱. s. f. Greenness, freshness, verdure.

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

هردا hirdā S̱. or hr̤idā (हृदय) s. m. Heart, breast, mind, soul, life.

هتهکهنڐا hath-khanḍā S̱. s. m. Habit, custom, knack.

هله halla H s. (dakh.) A kind of necklace: see نيمبولي nīmbolī.