(p. 1050) hātiẏāra a hand-weapon or handtool; a weapon; a tool. ̃বন্দ a. carrying arms on one's person, armed. 61)

(p. 1056) hindōla swinging; a swing; the festival of ঝুলন or swinging; an Indian musical mode. 43)

(p. 1056) hikamata power; might, strength; ability; efficiency. 30)

(p. 1050) hāōdā a seat fixed on an elephant's back, a howdah, a haudah. 6)

(p. 1050) hātē by hand; at hand; ready to hand; on hand. হাতে-কলমে adv. firsthand; by direct practice and training. ̃খড়ি n. the sacrament of initiation into one's studies, first lesson in writing to a child; (fig.) initiation into a work; commencement of apprenticeship or the initial stage of learning (a trade etc.). ̃গড়া a. handmade; (fig.) brought up or built (up) by oneself. ̃নাতে adv. in the very act of doing, red-handed. হাতে স্বর্গ পাওয়া to be blessed with an unexpected stroke of luck. হাতে-হাতে adv. from hand to hand; red-handed; directly; readily, promptly (হাতে-হাতে বিদায়) 66)

(p. 1060) hēlāphēlā utter contempt or slight or disrespect or neglect. হেলাফেলা করা v. to slight or disrespect or neglect utterly. হেলাফেলা করে adv. without any effort; negligently. 78)

(p. 1050) hān̐kā to call or announce or declare loudly. 16)

(p. 1050) hān̐kānō to drive away, to chase away; to drive proudly (গাড়ি হাঁকানো). 17)

(p. 1060) hēn̐ḍ়ē large and flat like an urn (হেঁড়ে মুখ); deep and harsh, croaking (হেঁড়ে গলা). 52)

(p. 1047) halahala very loose or slack. 40)

(p. 1050) hā3, m̐hān̐gā used in addressing a person familiarly (হাঁগা মেয়ে). 12)

(p. 1044) hajarata (Mus.) a lord, a master, a venerable or honourable person. হজরত মোহম্মদ the Prophet, the founder of Islam. 17)

(p. 1050) hāḍ়ikāṭha, hāḍ়ikāṭa a wooden framework to which the neck of a sacrificial victim is fixed at the time of immolation. 51)

(p. 1050) hājāśukhā excessive rain or flood and drought. 45)

(p. 1050) hān̐ṭuni walking, ambulation. 24)