هاله hāla
P هاله hāla [A. هالة hālat], s.m. Halo (round the moon, &c.):—hāla paṛnā (-meṅ), To have a halo round it (the moon;—the word hāla inflects, e.g. gen. hāle-kā).
حلي ḥulī
A حلي ḥulī, s.f. pl. (of حَليٌ, rt. حلي), Ornaments (of a woman), jewels, gems.
هولی होली holī
H هولی होली holī [S. होलिका], s.f. The great spring festival of the Hindūs, held at the approach of the vernal equinox;—the pile of fuel prepared for burning the holī;—a class of songs sung during the festival:—holī khelnā, To observe the holī festival; to sprinkle one another with red or yellow powder (abīr, or gulāl).
هلا हिला hilā perf. part. of hilnā, q.v.
H هلا हिला hilā (perf. part. of hilnā, q.v.), part. (f. -ī), Shaken;—domesticated, tame, &c.;—s.m. Moist ground trodden soft by cattle; mud; slime; quagmire:—hilā-jhulā, or hilā-jhulā, or hilā-milā, adj. (f. -ī), Domesticated, tame; familiar, intimate, attached, on good terms:—hilā-jhulā (or hilā-milā) rahnā, To be on terms of familiarity; to live together amicably or in harmony.
حالا ḥālā, ḥālaṉ acc. of ḥāl
A حالا ḥālā, ḥālaṉ (acc. of ḥāl), adv. At present, now, &c. (=al-ḥāl, q.v.s.v. ḥāl);—s.m. (local) An instalment of revenue.
