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.

هڙ haṛ H 1. (see s̱. هرا harrā) s. f. Name of a nut (myrobalan); an ornament resembling that fruit. 2. (Sans. हडि) s. m. Bilboes, the stocks. ¶ huṛ, adj. (dakh. i. q. نادان) Ignorant (?).

هنومان hanūmān S (हनुमान् or हनूमान्) s. m. 1. A monkey. 2. The name of the monkey who headed Rāmaʼs forces against Rāvaṇa.

هڙهہ پنا huṛh-panā H s. m. (dakh.) See هڙپنا huṛ- panā.

هم hamm A (analog. to Heb. and Chald. ) s. m. Grief, care, solicitude, turning a thing anxiously in the mind.

هچ huch H adj. (dakh.) Infatuated, mad (Harris).

هل چل hal chal H s. f. Fright, perturbation, hubbub, tumult, anarchy.

هٿهنا haṭhnā S̱. (from हठ) v. n. To be peevish, perverse, or pettish.

هيہات haihāt A (from هيه) interj. Alas! alacka- day! begone! bewailing, lamentation.

هوني هارا hone-hārā S̱. adj. (dakh.) About to be.