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عہد ʻahd inf. n. of عہد 'to enjoin'; 'to make a compact,' c.

A عہد ʻahd (inf. n. of عہد 'to enjoin'; 'to make a compact,' &c.), s.m. Injunction, charge, mandate; will, testament;—compact, contract, covenant, agreement, engagement,

obligation, promise; bond, league, treaty;—a vow, an oath;—time, season, conjuncture; lifetime; reign (of a king):—ʻahd bāṅdhnā, To make a vow, &c.:—ʻahd toṛnā, To break an engagement, or promise, &c.:—ʻahd-ě-ḥukūmat, In the reign (of):—ʻahd-dār, s.m. Holder of a contract; an officer (of the Mogul government) who engaged to collect the revenue of a district for a small percentage:—ʻahd-shikan, adj. & s.m. Promise-breaking, faithless to (one's) word or engagement;—a promise-breaker, one who is faithless to his engagement, &c.:—ʻahd-shikanī (vulg. -shiknī), s.f. Breach of contract; breach of faith; infraction of a treaty:—ʻahd karnā, v.n. To engage, to contract, to promise, to agree; to make a vow, to vow; to abjure:—ʻahd-meṅ, In the reign (of, -kī):—ʻahd-nāma, s.m. A contract, bond, an agreement; a treaty, convention; a charter; a will; a diploma:—ʻahd-o-paimān, s.m. Articles of agreement, &c.; a treaty of alliance;—ʻahd-o-paimān karnā, v.n. To contract (with, -se), to covenant, to bargain; to enter into a convention, make a treaty, make terms or conditions (with).

هر हर har, or हर्र harra

H هر हर har, or हर्र harra, s.f. (dialec.)=harrā, or haṛ qq.v.

هوڙ हूड़ hūṛ

H هوڙ हूड़ hūṛ [perhaps S. हुण्डः], adj. & s.m. Forward, impetuous, precipitate, rash, heedless, incautious, imprudent; headstrong; senseless, foolish, stupid, ignorant;—a rash or headstrong man;—a simpleton, blockhead, fool.

هاڙ हाड़ hāṛ

H هاڙ हाड़ hāṛ [S. हड्डं], s.m. A bone;—a skeleton:—hāṛ-joṛā, s.m. One who sets bones;—the plant Cissus quadrangularis:—gale-ke hāṛ honā, To worry, to persecute.

هار हार hār

H هار हार hār [dialec. हारि hāri;—hār(nā)+Prk. इअ=S. (इ)त्वा], conj. part. (of hārnā, q.v.), Being beaten or overcome, &c.:—hār, or hār-kar, adv. Being beaten or overcome; perforce, under restraint or compulsion, compulsorily, forcibly; unwillingly, reluctantly;—when all's done, at last (also hār-jhak-mārke).