هدرنا hadarnā H v. n. (dakh.) To quake, shiver, tremble (Harris).

هنڐانا hanḍānā H v. a. 1. To banish, to expel, to drive out of a city, to disgrace (by publick punishment). 2. To move round.

هنوماني hanūmān-ī S̱. adj. Of hanūmān.

هرزه harza P 1. adj. Absurd, nonsensical, fri- volous. 2. s. m. Trifles, bagatelles. هرزه چانگي harza-chāna-gī, s. f. Frivolous or non- sensical talk. هرزه خوان harza-ḵẖẉān, Reading or repeating nonsense. هرزه دوي harza- dau-ī, s. f. Running about without reason. هرزه کار harza-kār, Trifler. هرزه کوش harza-kosh,

هنگن hingan H s. (dakh.) A sort of firework, a rocket with a short staff (Qanoon-e-islam).

هلانا hilānā H v. a. 1. (or, dakh. halānā, causal of هلنا) To move, to shake, to agitate. 2. To

همگي hama-gī P adj. The whole, all.

هنجار hanjār P s. m. 1. A straight road, a true method. ناهنجار nā-hanjār, adj. Stray, wicked, unfortunate, rude, unpolite. 2. A masonʼs rule, a plumb-line, a level, &c. A. P. هند hind, s. m. India, an Indian.

هارنا hārnā हारण S̱. v. n. To be overcome, to be unsuccessful, to lose (in play), to be tired out. v. a. To lose. بچن هارنا bachan hārnā, To promise.

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