هالنا hālnā H v. n. To shake. See هلنا hilnā. A. P. هاله hāla, s. m. A halo, or circle round the moon.

هنوار haṅwār P. adj. (dakh.) Level, even (Harris): see هموار ham-wār.

هاٿو hāṭ-ū S̱. (from هاٿ) s. m. A market-man.

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.

هرس haris हलीषा S̱. s. f. The tail of a plough.

هماتمي hamātamī H s. (dakh.) Contest, competition, equality, rivalry: see هم سري ham-sar-ī, under p. هم ham.

هتکاري hit-kār-ī हैतकारी S̱. s. f. Friendship, love.

هرمز hurmuz A n. prop. 1. The isle of Ormuz in the Persian gulf. 2. Name of a king of Persia who reigned A. D. 272.

هيمنت हेमंत hemant S s. f. A name of the fifth season of the year, comprising the two months Aghan and Pūs, or about November-December; winter.

هوکي hūkai S̱. 1. past conjunctive part. (of हौनौं in Braj) Having been. 2. adv. Through, by.