هزاري hazārī
P هزاري hazārī [hazār+ī = S. इन्; and S. इ], adj. & s.m. Of or relating to a thousand;—commander of a thousand men;—a harlot's son;—s.f. The command of a thousand;—a regiment of a thousand men:—hazārī-bazārī, s.m. Soldiers and tradesmen; military and civil; high and low; people of all sorts; common people:—hazārī 'umr, s.f. A life of a thousand years; a long life.
هزاره hazāra rel. n. fr. hazār
P هزاره hazāra (rel. n. fr. hazār), s.m. A double flower; the double poppy; the balsam flower; a many-leaved rose (syn. ṣad-barg);—a divided stream or jet dʼeau (like that of a watering-pan); a fountain:—hazāra-g̠usl, s.m. A shower-bath.
هجڙا हिजड़ा hijṛā
H هجڙا हिजड़ा hijṛā, s.m.= هيجڙا hījṛā, q.v.
هجري hijrī rel. n. fr. hijrat
A هجري hijrī (rel. n. fr. hijrat), adj. Of or relating to the Hijra or Muḥammadan era; according to the Muḥammadan era.
حاضري ḥāẓirī, vulg. ḥāẓrī
A P حاضري ḥāẓirī, vulg. ḥāẓrī, s.f. Presence, attendance, appearance (in a court); levee, audience, muster-roll;—an offering of food to a saint or to a departed spirit; a funeral feast (sent to the household of the deceased);—breakfast (of Europeans):—ḥāẓrī-bahī, s.f.=ḥāẓrī-kā rajistar, s.m. A register of attendance, a muster-roll:—ḥāẓrī khānā, To breakfast:—ḥāẓrī lenā (-kī), To take the attendance, to call out the names (of):—ḥāẓrī-meṅ khaṛā rahnā, v.n. To be in constant attendance:—ba-ḥāẓirī, adv. In the presence (of, -ke), before:—ćhoṭī ḥāẓrī, s.f. 'The little breakfast' (of Europeans), the tea and toast, &c. partaken of (by Europeans) in the early morning (the 'big' breakfast being later on).
