هنسمکهہ haṅs-mukh S̱. (from هنسنا To laugh, and مکهہ Face) adj. Cheerful, merry, laughing, fa- cetious, jocular, jolly, jovial, blithe, blithsome.

هر har हल S̱. s. m. A plough. هربهوگ har- bhog, s. m. Anarchy, confusion, uproar. هربهوم کا راج har-bhūm kā rāj, A country or place in which injustice prevails.

هوتا جاتا hotā jātā S̱. s. m. Coming and going. S̱. H. هوتا رهيگا hotā rahegā, An expression used in reply to terms of abuse; implying that "what "you have said of me is applicable to yourself." Mīr says:-- تويون گاليان غيرکوشوق سي دي همين کچهہ کہيگا توهوتا رهيگا Tū yoṅ gāliyāṅ g̠ẖair ko shauḳ se de; hameṅ kuchh kahegā to hotā rahegā, Give this abuse, if you please, to some other person; what you say of me will recoil on yourself.

هٿي हट्टी haṭṭī S s. f. in compos. Market.

هنسا hinsā A s. m. (dakh.) See هندسه handasa.

هينا hīnā S̱. (हीन) adj. Deficient, little, aba- ted, left, quitted, void of.

هتهي hath-ī S̱. (from हस्त) s. f. 1. A brush for rubbing down horses with, or rather a hair glove. 2. A rubber.

هنر hunar P (Sans. गुण) s. m. Art, skill, excellence

هوان hawān A (from هون) Contempt, misery, dis- tress.

هانس hāṅs H s. (dakh.) A collar of gold or silver: see هنسلي haṅslī, sign. 2. and طوق t̤auḳ, sign. 2.