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حائك ḥāʼik act. part. n. of حوك 'to weave'

A حائك ḥāʼik (act. part. n. of حوك 'to weave'), s.m. A weaver.

هيك हीक hīk

H هيك हीक hīk [prob. fr. S. हिंकृ], s.f. Sickness at stomach, nausea, qualm;—disgust;—a bad smell; a bad taste or flavour (perhaps, as causing nausea or disgust):—hīk ānā (-se), or hīk mārnā, To smell offensive.

هك हुक huk

H هك हुक huk, s.f. (dialec.) corr. of hūk, q.v.

هوك हूक hūk

H هوك हूक hūk [prob. fr. S. हू+कृ; see hūknā], s.f. Shooting pain, twitch, stitch; pain, ache (lit. 'that causes one to cry out hū, 'oh!');—a cry of pain:—a sob:—hūk-hūk-kar (or huk-huk-kar) ronā, To sob and cry; to weep with repeated bursts and sobs.