هرفاليوڙي harfā-leʼūṛī H s. (dakh.) The stones of the Cicca disticha, Linn. or chilimillie; called, also, the country gooseberry: Qanoon-e-islam, gloss. p. c.

هونٿ honṭ S̱. or hūnṭ, s. m. (dakh.) See هونٿهہ honṭh. هونٿان چابنا hoṅṭ-āṅ chābnā (dakh.) To bite the lips; to fear, to repent. ¶ hūnṭ, See ونٿ ūnṭ.

هلنا hilnā H (or dakh. halnā) v. n. 1. To shake, be moved, be agitated, move. 2. To be fa- miliarized, to be tamed.

هاتها hāthā S̱. (from हस्त) s. m. 1. The hand. 2. Possession, power.

هاجي hājī A (part. act. of هجو) s. m. A satirist.

هندسه handasa A (dakh. hindsa, from Pers. اندازه) s. m. Geometry, figures, arithmetick. هندسه دان handasa-dān, Geometrician, arithme- tician, accountant. P. H. هندني hind-inī, s. f. An Indian woman. A. P. هندو hindū, s. m. 1. A negro, a black Arabian, Indian, or Ethiopian. 2. A Gentoo. (Plur. هنود hunūd, Gentoos). 3. (met.) A mole or lock (of a mistress)

هين hīṅ S̱. (or haīṅ for हि) An emphatick parti- cle, Very, exactly. See هي hī. هين هان بهرنا hīṅ hāṅ bharnā, To concede.

همراهي hamrāh-ī P 1. s. f. Fellow-travelling, com- panionship, company, society in travelling. 2. s. m. f. Fellow-traveller, companion, comrade.

هلبلاهٿ halbalāhaṭ H s. f. Hurry, confusion (the effect of hurry).

هٿي haṭṭī A s. f. (dakh.) Flock: see گله galla.