حول ḥaul inf. n. of حول 'to change,' c.
A حول ḥaul (inf. n. of حول 'to change,' &c.), s.m. Changing; returning; passing by or over; detaining;—a year;—strength, power, might;—deceit:—lā ḥaul, a deprecatory phrase, contrac. fr. lā ḥaula wa lā quwwata illā biʼl-lāhiʼl-ʻalīyiʼl-ʻaz̤īm, 'There is no strength nor power but in God, the High, the Great.'
هول haul inf. n. of هال for هول 'to terrify,' c.
A هول haul (inf. n. of هال (for هول) 'to terrify,' &c.), s.m. Fright, terror; horror:—haul baiṭh-jānā (kisī-ke jī meṅ), Terror to take possession (of anyone), to be terror-stricken:—haul-dil, adj. Terrified at heart;—s.f. Palpitation;—hypochondriac affection, melancholy:—haul-dilā, adj. & s.m. Territied at heart; timid;—a timid person, a coward:—haul-dilī, s.f. A stone worn on the chest as a cure for palpitation:—haul-zada, adj. Terror-stricken, terrified, aghast:—haul-nāk, adj. Terrible, dreadful, frightful, horrible, horrid, terrifying, dismal, dreary; dangerous, perilous:—haul-nākī, s.f. Frightfulness, terror, dreadfulness, direness, &c.
حائل ḥāʼil, vulg. ḥāyal act. part. n. of حول 'to intervene,' c.
A حائل ḥāʼil, vulg. ḥāyal (act. part. n. of حول 'to intervene,' &c.), part. & s.m. Intervening, interposing; preventing, hindering, restraining;—one who or a thing which interrupts, or prevents, preventer, hinderer; hindrance, obstacle, impediment:—ḥāʼil honā (-kā), To intervene as a separation, or barrier, or obstacle, to obstruct, hinder, impede; to interrupt, break, disturb.
هل हल hal
H هل हल hal [Prk. हलं; S. हलं], s.m. A plough (i.q. har):—halāyudh (˚la+āy˚), s.m. (lit. 'plough-weaponed'), An epithet of Balarām (as bearing a peculiar weapon shaped like a ploughshare;—syn. hala-dhar):—hal-barār, s.f., or hal-sārī, s.f. Assessment according to the number of ploughs in a village:—hal-bandī, s.f. Assessment according to the number of ploughs;—the quantity of land under cultivation by any party:—hala-bhr̤it, s.m. 'Plough-possessor,' an epithet of Balarām (see halāyudh):—hal phernā (with loc.)=hal ćalānā, q.v.:—hal-taḍḍī, s.f. A drill-plough:—hal ćalānā, or hal jotnā, To pass the plough (over), to plough:—hal ćalnā (with loc.), To be ploughed:—hal-jotā, s.m. Ploughman, tiller:—hal-dār, s.m. Possessor
of a plough:—hal-dhar (S. hala-dhara), s.m. 'Plough-holder'; an epithet of Balarām (see halāyudh):—hal-sārī, s.f.=hal-bandī, q.v.:—hal-sot, s.f. = har-sot, q.v.s.v. har, 'plough':—hal-sajjā, s.m.=har-sajjā, q.v.:—hal-mūsal, s.m. The plough and pestle (the implements of Śesh-nāg).
هل हल hal
H هل हल hal, s.m. (dialec.) The afterbirth, secundines (syn. kheṛī).
