هندو hindu, vulg. hindū see hind
P هندو hindu, vulg. hindū (see hind), s.m. A Hindū, a Gentoo, an Indian;—a black mark, or a mole (on the cheek of a mistress); a lock (of a mistress):—hindu-stān, or hindū-stān, s.m. See s.v.
هندو हिन्दू hindū
H هندو हिन्दू hindū [P. hindu (=S. सिन्धु)+S. कः], adj. & s.m. Hindū; Indian;—a Hindū, a native of India who observes the precepts of the Hindū scriptures:—hindū-mat, s.m. The Hindū religion, Hindūism;—the followers of the Hindū religion:—hindū-mat-sūrmā, s.m. 'The eye-salve of Hindūism,' an epithet of the Hindū religion; or of any person regarded as profoundly learned in that religion.
هندي हिन्दी hindī
H هندي हिन्दी hindī [hind, q.v. + ī = S. इकः (इन्+कः), and इका; or ईयः and इया], adj. Belonging or relating to India; Indian;—s.f. The language of the (Hindū) people of India (it is applied to the various dialects, as well as to the literary language, usually called High Hindī).
هانڙي हांड़ी hāṅṛī
H هانڙي हांड़ी hāṅṛī = H هانڐي हांडी hāṅḍī = H هانڐيا हांडिया hāṅḍiyā = H هانڙيا हांड़िया hāṅṛiyā [Prk. भंडिआ; S. भाण्ड+ इका], s.f. An earthen pot (for cooking, &c), a small cauldron;-globe (of a lamp):—hāṅḍī ubalnā, A pot to boil over;—(fig.) to swell out:—hāṅḍī paknā, The pot to boil;—to talk, to gossip;—a plot or plan to be concocted or matured:—(kisī-ke nām-par) hāṅḍī phoṛnā, To break an earthen pot (over the name of anyone; this is done on the departure of an obnoxious individual):—hāṅḍī ćaṛhnā (-par), The pot to be put (on the fire):—hāṅḍī garm honā, 'The pot to become warm or to be busy' (esp. by fraudulent means); to pilfer, to pocket, &c:—hāṅḍī-wāl, s.m. A partner, a confederate:—bāʼolī hāṅḍī, or dīwānī hāṅḍī, s.f. Hodge-podge.
