هينگ hīng हिंगु S̱. s. m. Assafœtida. هينگ هگنا hīng hagnā, To void by stool involuntarily. (met.) To pine.

همده hamda H s. (dakh.) Apoplexy. (Harris).

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

هلکارنا hulkārnā H v. a. To set on (as a dog on a bull), to instigate, to halloo on.

هرس haris हलीषा S̱. s. f. The tail of a plough.

هاتف hātif A part. act. (of هتف) 1. Crying, exclaiming. 2. s. m. An angel. 3. An en- comiast. 4. A voice from heaven, or from an invisible speaker.

هرهفت har-haft P 1. adj. Adorned, dressed. 2. s. m. A narcissus.

هدي hudạ̄ A (Heb. ) s. m. Pointing out the right way, guidance in the right way. ¶ hadī, s. f. 1. Cattle carried to Mecca to be sacrificed. 2. Giving as an offering. 3. A bride. 4. A captive.

هر hirr A s. m. A male cat. H. هرا 1. hurrā, s. m. Dispersion (of an army, an assembly, &c.), general jail delivery. ¶ 2. harrā, s. m. Sound, voice, shout. S̱. هرا 1. harā (for हरित्) adj. Green, fresh, verdant. ¶ 2. harrā (for हरीतकी) s. m. Name of an astringent nut, myrobalan. (Ter- minalia chebula or citrina). 3. harā, part. (dakh. see هارنا) Unsuccessful, tired out.

هله halla A. (corrupt. for حمله) s. m. 1. An as- sault. 2. An uproar.