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- H - haṃsa : [m.] a swan. haṃsati : [haṃs + a] bristles; stands on the end (said of hari; to be glad. haṃsana : [nt.] bristling. haṃsapotaka : [m.] a young swan. haṃsi : [aor. of haṃsati] bristled. || haṃsī (f.), a swan. haṃseti : [caus. of haṃsati] causes to bristle. haññati : [han + ya] is killed or destroyed haññana : [nt.] torture; distress; killing. haññamāna : [pr.p. of haññati] killing. haññi : [aor. of haññati] was killed. haṭṭhatuṭṭha : [adj.] full of mirth. haṭṭhaloma : [adj.] with bristling hairs. haṭha : [m.] violence. hata : [pp. of hanati] killed; injured; destroyed. || haṭa (pp. of harati) carried; taken away. hatacchedana : [nt.] cutting off the hand. hatantarāya : [adj.] one who has removed obstacles. hatabhāva : [m.] the fact of being destroyed. hatāvakāsa : [(hata + avakāsa), adj.] one who has cut off every occasion of good and evil. hatāvasesaka : [hata + vasesaka] surviving. hattha : [m.] the hand; a handle; a cubit. || haṭṭha (pp. of haṃsati), was joyful; was happy; bristling. hatthaka : [m.] a hand-like thing. (adj.), having hands. hatthakamma : [nt.] manual labour. hatthagata : [adj.] come into the possession. hatthagahaṇa : [nt.] seizing by the hand. hatthagāha : [m.] seizing by the hand. hatthacchinna : [adj.] whose hand is cut off. hatthaccheda : [m.] cutting of the hand. hatthachedana : [m.] cutting of the hand. hatthatala : [nt.] the palm of the hand. hatthatthara : [m.] elephant rug. hatthapasāraṇa : [nt.] stretching out one's hand. hatthapāsa : [m.] a hand's length. hatthavaṭṭaka : [m.] a hand-cart. hatthavikāra : [m.] motion of the hand. hatthasāra : [m.] the most valuable thing. hatthācariya : [m.] elephant trainer. hatthāpalekhana : [(hattha + apalekhana) adj.] licking the hands after taking meals. hatthābharaṇa : [(hattha + ābharaṇa) nt.] a bracelet. hatthāroha : [m.] an elephant driver. hatthi : the shortened form of hatthī (= an elephant). || hatthī (m.), an elephant. hatthikantavīṇā : [f.] a lute enticing elephants. hatthikalabha : the young of an elephant. hatthikumbha : [m.] the frontal globe of an elephant. hatthikula : [nt.] elephant species. hatthikkhandha : [m.] the back of an elephant. hatthigopaka : [m.] an elephant keeper. hatthidanta : [m.; nt.] ivory. hatthidamaka : [m.] elephant tamer. hatthidamma : [m.] an elephant in training. hatthināga : [m.] a noble elephant. hatthinī : [f.] a she-elephant. hatthipada : [nt.] an elephant's foot or step. hatthipākāra : [m.] a wall with figures of elephants in relief. hatthippabhinna : [adj.] a furious elephant. hatthibandha : [m.] an elephant keeper. hatthimatta : [adj.] as big as an elephant. hatthimāraka : [m.] elephant hunter. hatthimeṇḍa : [m.] an elephant keeper. hatthiyāna : [nt.] an elephant carriage or a riding elephant. hatthiyuddha : [nt.] combat of elephants. hatthirūpaka : [nt.] figure of an elephant. hatthilaṇḍa : [m.] elephant dung. hatthiliṅgasakuṇa : [m.] a vulture with a bill like an elephant's trunk. hatthisālā : [f.] elephant stable. hatthisippa : [nt.] the knowledge of elephant training. hatthisoṇḍā : [f.] the trunk of an elephant. hadati : [v.] defecates. hadaya : [nt.] the heart. hadayaṅgama : [adj.] pleasant; charming; agreeable. hadayanissita : [adj.] connected with the heart. hadayamaṃsa : [nt.] the flesh of the heart. hadayavatthu : [nt.] the substance of the heart. hadayasantāpa : [m.] grief. hadayassita : [adj.] connected with the heart. hanati : [han + a] kills; strikes; injures. hanana : [nt.] killing; striking. hananta : [pr.p. of hanati] killing. hanamāna : [pr.p. of hanati] killing. hani : [aor. of hanati] killed; striked; injured. || hāni (f.), decrease; loss; falling off. hanitabba : [pt.p. of hanati] should be killed. hanitu ṃ : [inf. of hanati] to kill; to strike.hanitvā : [abs. of hanati] having killed; having striked; having injured. hanu : [f.] the jaw. hanukā : [f.] the jaw. hanuta : [nt.] thousand; a myriad. hantabba : [pt.p. of hanati] should be killed. hanti : [han + a] kills; strikes; injures. hantu : [m.] one who kills or strikes. hantu ṃ : [inf. of hanati] to kill; to strike.hantvā : [abs. of hanati] having killed; having striked; having injured. handa : [an exhortative emphatic particle] well then; now; come along. hambho : a particle used in addressing equals. hammiya : [nt.] a long, storied building. haya : [m.] a horse. hayapotaka : [m.] a colt. hayavāhī : [adj.] drawn by horses. hayānīka : [nt.] a cavalry. hara : [m.] the God Isvara. || hāra (m.), a string (of pearls, etc.); a necklace. haraṇa : [nt.] carrying. haraṇaka : [adj.] carrying; movable. harati : [har + a] carries; takes away; plunders; steals. haranta : [pr.p. of harati] carrying; taking away. haramāna : [pr.p. of harati] carrying; taking away. harāpita : [pp. of harāpeti] made carry or taken away. harāpeti : [caus. of harati] makes carry or takes away. harāpetvā : [abs. of harāpeti] having made carry or taken away. harāpesi : [aor. of harāpeti] made carry or took away. harāyati : [deno. from hiri] is ashamed, depressed or vexed; worries. harāyi : [aor. of harāyati] was ashamed; worried. harāyitvā : [abs. of harāyati] having worried. hari : [aor. of harati] carried; took away; plundered; stealed. (m.), the God Vishnu. hariṇa : [m.] a deer. harita : [adj.] green; tawny; fresh. (nt.), vegetables; greens. haritatta : [nt.] greenness; freshness. haritabba : [pt.p. of harati] should be carried or removed haritāla : [nt.] yellow orpiment. haritu : [m.] one who carries away. haritu ṃ : [inf. of harati] to carry; to take away.harittaca : [adj.] gold-coloured. haritvā : [abs. of harati] having carried; having taken away. harissavaṇṇa : [adj.] having a golden hue. harītaka : [nt.] yellow myrobalan. harītakī : [f.] yellow myrobalan. hare : a particle used in addressing inferiors. hala : [nt.] a plough. hala ṃ : [ind.] enough; why should.halāhana : [nt.] a deadly poison. haliddā : [f.] turmeric. haliddī : [f.] turmeric. have : [ind.] surely; indeed. havya : [nt.] an oblation. hasati : [has + a] smiles; laughs. hasana : [nt.] laughter. hasanta : [pr.p. of hasati] smiling; laughing. hasamāna : [pr.p. of hasati] smiling; laughing. hasi : [aor. of hasati] smiled; laughed. hasita : [pp. of hasati] smiled; laughed. (nt.), laughter. || hāsita (pp. of hāseti), made laugh; gladdened. hasitabba : [pt.p. of hasati] should be smiled. hasituppāda : [m.] aesthetic faculty. hasitvā : [abs. of hasati] having smiled. hasīyati : [v.] is laughed at. hassa : [nt.] laughter; joke; jest. hā : [ind.] alas! hāṭaka : [nt.] a kind of gold. hātabba : [pt.p. of hāyati] fit to be avoided or given up. hātu ṃ : [inf. of hāyati] to remove; to give up.hānabhāgiya : [adj.] conducive to relinquishment. hāpaka : [adj.] causing decrease or loss; reducing. hāpana : [nt.] lessening; reduction. hāpita : [pp. of hāpeti] omitted; neglected; reduced; delayed. hāpeti : [hā + āpe] omits; neglects; reduces; delays. hāpetvā : [abs. of hāpeti] having omitted; having reduced. hāpenta : [pr.p. of hāpeti] omitting; neglecting. hāpesi : [aor. of hāpeti] omitted; neglected; reduced; delayed. hāyati : [hā + ya] diminishes; dwindles; wastes away. hāyana : [nt.] diminution; decay; decrease; a year. hāyanta : [pr.p. of hāyati] diminishing; dwindling; wasting away. hāyamāna : [pr.p. of hāyati] diminishing; dwindling; wasting away. hāyi : [aor. of hāyati] diminished; dwindled; wasted away. || hāyī (adj.), one who gives up or leaves behind. hāyitvā : [abs. of hāyati] having diminished; having dwindled; having wasted away. hāraka : [adj.] carrying; removing. hārikā : [f.] carrying; removing. hāriya : [adj.] portable; capable of being carried. hāsa : [m.] laughter; mirth. hāsakara : [adj.] giving pleasure. hāsakāla : [m.] time to be joyful. hāsayamāna : [pr.p. of hāseti] making laugh. hāseti : [has + e] makes laugh; gladdens. hāsetvā : [abs. of hāseti] having made laugh; having gladdened. hāsenta : [pr.p. of hāseti] making laugh. hāsesi : [aor. of hāseti] made laugh; gladdened. hi : [ind.] because; indeed. hiṃsati : [hiṃs + a] hurts; injures; teases. hiṃsana : [nt.] teasing; injury; hurting. || hiṃsanā (f.) teasing; injury; hurting. hiṃsanta : [pr.p. of hiṃsati] hurting; injuring. hiṃsamāna : [pr.p. of hiṃsati] hurting; injuring. hiṃsā : [f.] teasing; injury; hurting. hiṃsāpita : [pp. of hiṃsāpeti] caused to hurt or injure. hiṃsāpeti : [caus. of hiṃsati] causes to hurt or injure. hiṃsāpetvā : [abs. of hiṃsāpeti] having caused to hurt or injure. hiṃsāpesi : [aor. of hiṃsāpeti] caused to hurt or injure. hiṃsi : [aor. of hiṃsati] hurt; injured; teased. hiṃsita : [pp. of hiṃsati] hurt; injured; teased. hiṃsitvā : [abs. of hiṃsati] having hurt; having injured; having teased. hikkā : [f.] hiccup. hiṅgu : [nt.] the exudation of asafoetida plant. hiṅgulaka : [nt.] vermilion. hiṅguli : [f.] vermilion. hita : [nt.] benefit; blessing; good; welfare. (adj.), useful; beneficial. (m.), a friend. hitakara : [adj.] doing what is beneficial. hitāvaha : [(hitā + avaha), adj.] beneficial. hitesī : [m.] benefactor; desiring another's welfare. hintāla : [m.] the marshy date palm. hima : [nt.] snow; ice. himavantu : [adj.] having snow or ice; the Himalaya mountains. hiyyo : [adv.] yesterday. hirañña : [nt.] unwrought gold. hiraññasuvaṇṇa : [nt.] gold & money. hiri : [f.] shyness; sense of shame. hirikopīna : [nt.] that which arouses shyness, i.e. the male or female organ. hirimantu : [adj.] modest; bashful. hirīyati : [deno. from hiri] blushes; is shy or ashamed. hirīyanā : [f.] shyness; sense of shame. hirottappa : [nt.] shame and fear for sin. hīna : [pp. of hāyati] diminished; dwindled; wasted away. (adj.), low; inferior; base; despicable. hīnajacca : [adj.] having a low birth. hīnaviriya : [adj.] lacking in energy. hīnādhimuttika : [(hīna + adhimuttika) adj.] having low inclinations. hīyati : [pass. of hāyati] is decreased or dwindled; decays; is left or given up. hīyamāna : [pr.p. of hīyati] decaying. hīyi : [aor. of hīyati] was decayed. hīyo : [adv.] yesterday. hīra : [nt.] a splinter; a stripe. hīraka : [nt.] a splinter; a stripe. hīlana : [nt.] disdain; contempt. || hīlanā (f.) disdain; contempt. hīḷayamāna : [pr.p. of hīḷeti] scorning; disdaining. hīḷita : [pp. of hīḷeti] scorned; disdained; despised. hīḷeti : [hīḷ + e] scornes; disdains; despises. hīḷetvā : [abs. of hīḷeti] having scorned; having disdained; having despised. hīḷesi : [aor. of hīḷeti] scorned; disdained; despised. huṅkāra : [m.] the sound "hum." huta : [nt.] the thing sacrificed; an oblation. hutāsna : [nt.] fire. hutta : [nt.] sacrifice. hutvā : [abs. of hoti] having been. hura ṃ : [adj.] in the other world; in another existence.hurāhura ṃ : [ind.] from one place to another.huveyya : [v.] it may be. he : [a vocative particle] hey; eh; here; my dear. heṭṭābhāga : [m.] the lower part. heṭṭhato : [adv.] from below. heṭṭhā : [adv.] below; down; underneath. heṭṭhābhāga : [m.] the lower portion. heṭṭhāmañce : [adv.] under the bed. heṭṭhima : [adj.] lower. heṭhaka : [adj.] one who harasses or troubles. heṭhanā : [f.] harassing. heṭhayamāna : [pr.p. of heṭheti] harassing; worrying. heṭhita : [pp. of heṭheti] harassed; worried; injured. heṭheti : [heṭh + e] harasses; worries; injures. heṭhetvā : [abs. of heṭheti] having harassed. heṭhenta : [pr.p. of heṭheti] harassing; worrying. heṭhesi : [aor. of heṭheti] harassed; worried; injured. hetu : [m.] cause; reason; condition. hetuka : [adj.] connected with a cause. hetuppabhava : [adj.] arising from a cause. hetuvāda : [m.] the theory of cause. hetuso : [ind.] according to the causes. hema : [nt.] gold. hemajāla : [nt.] a golden netting. hemanta : [m.] the winter. hemantika : [adj.] belonging to the winter; icy cold. hemavaṇṇa : [adj.] golden coloured. hemavataka : [adj.] living in the Himalaya. heraññika : [m.] a goldsmith; a money-changer. hesā : [f.] the neighing of a horse. hesārava : [m.] the neighing of a horse. hehiti : [v.] it will be. hotabba : [pt.p. of hoti] should be existed. hoti : [hū + a] to be; exists. hotu ṃ : [inf. of hoti] to exist.honta : [pr.p. of hoti] existing. homa : [nt.] oblation. horā : [f.] hour. horāpāṭhaka : [m.] an astrologer. horāyanta : [nt.] any device showing the time; a clock. horālocana : [nt.] a watch; a clock. -ooOoo-
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