Urdu Dictionary

هدي hadī

A هدي hadī, s.f. Cattle carried to Mecca to be sacrificed;—giving as an offering;—a captive;—a bride conveyed to her husband's home;—anything honourable, venerable, or precious.

هري हरी harī

H هري हरी harī, s.m. corr. of hari or har, 'Vishṇu,' q.v.

هري हरी harī, 1˚

H هري हरी harī, 1˚ adj. f. of harā, 'green,' q.v.;—2˚ part. f. of harā, 'taken away,' &c.

هري हरी harī

H هري हरी harī [S. हल+इका], s.f. Contribution of assistance by cultivators in ploughing the fields of zamīndārs; voluntary or compulsory ploughing of fields.

هدي hudā inf. n. of هدي 'to guide, direct'; see hidāyat

A هدي hudā (inf. n. of هدي 'to guide, direct'; see hidāyat), s.m. Pointing out the right way; direction or guidance into the way of salvation;—the right path, the way of salvation.