هتنا hatnā S̱. (from हत) v. a. To kill.

هڙاٴيگي huṛāʼegī H s. f. (dakh.) Haste, precipita- tion: see هڙپنا huṛ-panā.

هوشيار hosh-yār P adj. Intelligent, attentive, cau- tious, prudent, careful, discreet, alert, awake, wakeful, watchful, accurate, clever, sensible.

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).

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).

هزليات hazliyāt A. s. plur. Jokes, jests, nonsen- sical talk, fiddle faddle.

هساٴي hasāʼī S̱. (prop. haṅsāʼī) s. f. Ridiculing.

هرگز har-giz P adv. Ever.

هلدي haldī हरिद्रा S̱. s. f. Turmerick. (Cur- cuma longa). انبي هلدي ambī-haldī, s. (dakh.) Curcuma zedoaria or turmerick-coloured zedoa- ry. Qanoon-e-islam, glossary, p. lxiii.

هزارا hazār-ā P. s. m. 1. A double flower. 2. A divided stream or jet dʼeau (like that of a watering-pan).