هله halla
H هله halla, s.m.=هلا hallā, 'attack,' q.v.
هلا हल्ला hallā
H هلا हल्ला hallā [perhaps akin to halahalā (onomat.); cf. also Urdū ḥalla], s.m. Noise, tumult, outcry, shout, uproar (syn. hullar); attack, assault, onset (syn. ḥamla):—hallā karnā, v.n. To make a noise; to shout, to raise an outcry;—to make an attack or assault (upon), to assault with a rush;—to work vigorously or with a will (at anything):—hallā-karne-wālā, s.m. One who makes a noise; a noisy fellow; a turbulent man, a rioter:—hallā-kallā, s.m. Noise, clamour; foolish talking, loquacity.
هلا हल्ला hallā
H هلا हल्ला hallā, s.m. (dialec.)=harrā, or harlā, or haṛ, qq.v.
حله ḥalla corr. of A. ḥamla?; but cf. ḥallā
H حله ḥalla (corr. of A. ḥamla?; but cf. ḥallā), s.m. Attack, assault, onset, storm:—ḥalla karnā (-par), To attack, &c.
حله ḥulla for A. حلة ḥullat, fem.; fr. حلّ 'to untie,' c.
P حله ḥulla (for A. حلة ḥullat, fem.; fr. حلّ 'to untie,' &c.), s.m. A dress consisting of a waist-wrapper and a wrapper for the whole body; a robe, garment.
