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ha, particle: yát ha, I, 37, 12; 13; 39, 3; 85, 7; 87, 3; 88, 5; VIII, 7, 11; 21; I, 134, 2; kát ha nûnám, I, 38, 1; VIII, 7, 31; kám ha, I, 39, 1; káh ha, V, 59, 4; yûyám ha, V, 59, 4.
hamsá, swan: hamsâ´sah, II, 34, 5; VII, 59, 7.
han, to kill, to strike: hanti, VII, 58, 4; hantana, VII, 59, 8; hámsi, II, 33, 15; áhan, I, 85, 9; hanyate, V, 54, 7; gaṅghananta, I, 88, 2; gighâmsasi,
[paragraph continues] I, 170, 2.—abhí gighâmsati, he tries to hurt us, VII, 59, 8.—áva hantana, strike down, II, 34, 9.—út gighnante, they stir up, I, 64, 11.—párâ hathá, you overthrow, I, 39, 3; párâ-hatâ, staggering, V, 56, 3:1.—sám hánanta, they fight together for (Loc.), VII, 56, 22.
hánu, jaw: hánvâ-iva, I, 168, 5:1.
hánman, bolt: hánmanâ, VII, 59, 8:1.
hayé, hark! V, 57, 8; 58, 8.
hári, bay: hárî, the two bays (of Indra), I, 6, 2; 165, 4; hárî vríshanâ, the bay stallions, (139); sáptî hárî, (I, 85, 1:1); hárî (of the Maruts), V, 56, 6.—hári with synizesis, p. cxxiii.
hari-vat, with bay-horses: hari-vah, I, 165, 3; 167, 1.
hári-sipra, golden-jawed (or -helmeted): (II, 34, 33.)
harmyá, fire-pit, hearth, house: (218 seqq.)—harmyâ´, living in houses, I, 166, 4:3.
harmye-sthâ´: harmye-sthâ´h, standing by the hearth, (217); VII, 56, 16.
hary, to be pleased with (Acc.): haryata, V, 54, 15.—práti haryate, it is acceptable, V, 57, 1; práti haryanti, they yearn for me, I, 165, 4.
haryatá, delicious: (147 seq.)
háva, call: hávam, I, 86, 2; V, 87, 8; 9; VIII, 7, 9; I, 114, 11; I, 2, 1.
hávana, invocation: hávanâni, V, 56, 2.
havana-srút, mindful of invocations: havana-srút, II, 33, 15:2
havás, call, prayer: havásâ, I, 64, 12:1; VI, 66, 11.
havih-krít, sacrificer: havih-krítam, I, 166, 2.
havíshmat, carrying ablations: havíshmân, I, 167, 6; havíshmantah, X, 77, 1; I, 114, 8.
havís, sacrifice: havíh, VII, 59, 9; 1, 114, 3; havíshâ, X, 121, 1 to 9; I, 166, 3; X, 168, 4; havíshah, V, 60, 6; havî´mshi, I, 170, 5; VII, 57, 6; havíh-bhih, II, 33, 5.
hávîman, invocation: hávîman, VII, 56, 15; hávîma-bhih, II, 33, 5.
hávya, called to assist: hávyah, VIII, 20, 20:1.
havyá, offering, libation: havyâ´, I, 171, 4; VII, 56, 12; 59, 5; VIII, 20, 9; 10; 16.
havyá-dâti, offering: havyá-dâtim, V, 55, 10.
has, to laugh: gaksh from has, (284.)
hásta, hand: hástah (bheshagáh gálâshah), II, 33, 71; háste bíbhrat bheshagâ´, I, 114, 5; hástayoh, I, 38, 1; hásteshu, I, 37, 3; 168, 3.
hastín, elephant: hastínah, I, 64, 7:2.
hâ, to flee: gíhîta, I, 37, 7:1; dyaúh gíhîte brihát, the sky makes wide room, VIII, 20, 6.—ápa ahâsata, út ahâsata, (VIII, 7, 2:1.)—ní gihate, they bend down, V, 57, 3; 60, 2; VIII, 7, 34; ní ahâsata, they have gone down, VIII, 7, 2:1.—prá gihîte, flies out of your way, I, 166, 5:2.
hâ, to forsake, to leave behind: ágahâtana, VIII, 7, 31; hitvâ´, V, 53, 14.
hâridra, yellow: (232.)
hí, indeed, truly, for …: kit hí, VII, 59, 7; hí kam, VII, 59, 5; vidmá hí, I, 170, 3; VIII, 20, 3.
hi, to prepare: hinomi, VII, 56, 12.
hims, to hurt: mâ´ nah himsît, X, 121, 9.
hitá, friend: hitâ´h-iva, I, 166, 3; hitá, kind, = sú-dhita, (225.)
hinv, to rouse: hinvantu, II, 34, 12.
himávat, the snowy mountain: himávantah, X, 121, 4; (p. 4.)
hímâ, winter: satám hímâh, during a hundred
winters, I, 64, 14; V, 54, 15; II, 33, 2.
híranya, gold: híranyam-iva, I, 43, 5; híranyaih, with golden ornaments, V, 60, 4; 11, 33, 9.
Hiranya-garbhá, the Golden Child: hiranya-garbháh, X, 121, 1:1; (p. 3 seq.; 6.)
híranya-kakra, on golden wheels: hiranya-kakrân, I, 88, 5.
híranya-nirnig, gold-adorned: híranya-nirnik, I, 167, 3.
híranya-pâni, golden-hoofed: híranyapâni-bhih, VIII, 7, 27; (I, 38, 11:1.)
hiranyáya, golden: hiranyáyebhih, I, 64, 11; hiranyáyam (vágram), I, 85, 9; hiranyáyîh, V, 54, 11; VIII, 7, 25; hiranyáyân (átkân), V, 55, 6; hiranyáyâh, golden-coloured, V, 87, 5; hiranyáyâsah, golden (chariots), VI, 66, 2:1; hiranyáye kóse, VIII, 20, 8:1.
híranya-ratha, on golden chariots: híranya-rathâh, V, 57, 1.
híranya-varna, golden-coloured: híranya-varnân, II, 34, 11.
híranya-vâsî, armed with golden daggers: híranya-vâsîbhih, VIII, 7, 32.
híranya-sipra, golden-jawed: híranya-siprâh, II, 34, 3:3.
híri-sipra, golden-jawed (or -helmeted): (II, 34, 3:3.)
hîd, to hate: gihîliré, VII, 58, 5; hîlitásya, furious, VII, 46, 4.
hu, to sacrifice: guhumáh (c. Gen.), X, 121, 10; guhavâma te havíh, I, 114, 3.
hri, to be angry: yáthâ ná hrinîshé, II, 33, 15.
hríd, heart: hridâ´, I, 171, 2; V, 56, 2; vásyasâ hridâ´, VIII, 20, 18; hridé, 1, 43, 1; X, 186, 1; hrit-sú, I, 168, 3.
hélas, anger: hélah, I, 171, 1; 114, 4.
hetí, weapon: hetíh, II, 33, 14; hetáyah, pp. xlviii; l.
hótri, caller: hótrishu, VIII, 20, 20:1.
hótri, the Hotri priest: hótâ, VII, 56, 18; VIII, 94, 6:1; páñka hótrîn, II, 34, 14; hótrishu, (VIII, 20, 20:1.)
hrâduni-vrít, whirling the hail: hrâduni-vrítah, V, 54, 3.
hru, to injure: ví hrunâti, he can injure, I, 166, 12; (I, 166, 8:1.)
hvri, or hvar, to overthrow: guhuranta, I, 43, 8; hru and hvar, (I, 166, 8:1.)
hve, to call, to invoke: havâmahe, II, 34, 11; VIII, 7, 6; 11; I, 114, 8; hvaye, V, 56, 5; huve, VIII, 94, 10 to 12; I, 2, 7; havate, VII, 56, 18; hávate, he is invoked (?), II, 33, 5:1; vípram hávamânam, VIII, 7, 30.—ánu hvaya, call after, V, 53, 1 6.—áva hvaye, I call down, V, 56, 1.—â´ huvâmahe, we call towards us, V, 56, 8; â´ huve, V, 56, 9; VII, 56, 10; â´ gohavîti, he calls again and again, VII, 56, 18.—ní hvayâmahe, we call down, I, 114, 4; 5.—prá hûyase, thou art called forth, I, 19, 1.