hanyAs ... hatAmitrau

0 hanyAs: you would kill
1 hanyAtAm: both would kill (han + yAtAm''')
2 hany/ate: is being killed
3 hanyeyam: I would be killed (this has mip, so it is bad grammar for hanyeya, which is han + yak + iT)
4 hanyus: they would kill
5 hApay/atR: abandoning, neglecting, ignoring, disregarding

7 hAr/a: necklace (esp. of pearls)
8 har/a: pn (of ziva);
(latter) that takes away
9 haraN/a: the taking, the kidnapping
10 har/ate: he takes away
11 har/ati: he takes away
12 har/atR: taking away

14 hArd/a: n love, kindness, affection
15 hArdiky/a: pn (of kRtavarman3 )
16 hAr/I: carrier
17 har/i: monkey;
green;
bay (horse);
pn (of kRSNa)
18 hAridr/a: yellow, colored with turmeric (haridrA)
19 hAr/iN: captivating, attracting, charming
20 har/iN: horse, bay horse;
fawn-coloured, yellowish, tawny (also said of unhealthy complexion), greenish, green; taker, receiver
21 hAriN/I: taker;
captivating, attracting, charming
22 hariN/I: deer
23 hariS/yati: he will take away

25 hArit/aA: (was) taken away

27 harivarS/a: pn
28 harmy/a: mansion, fine house
29 harS/a: joy, pleasure, happiness, good spirits
30 harSaN/a: joy, pleasure, happiness, good spirits;
delight, the pride and joy of
31 harSayA/mAsa: made (them) glad, cheered (them)
32 harSay/ati: he encourages, gladdens
33 harSay/atR: encouraging, gladdening
34 harS/iN: that gladdens
35 harSit/aA: delighted

37 hArSus: (may they not) take (hR + luG)
38 hart/R: taker
39 hartum: to take

41 hAs/a: laughter

43 hasant/I: smiling, laughing
44 has/ati: he laughs, smiles
45 has/atR: smiling, laughing
46 hAs/in: that has smiles, that laughs, that laughs at
47 hasiS/yati: he will laugh
48 hasit/a: laughing happened;
he laughed
49 hasitav/atu: he laughed
50 hast/aA: m hand;
cubit (measure of distance, elbow to fingertip)
51 hastAhastam: hand-to-hand (see tatratenedam)

53 hastava/t: dexterous with the hand (as an archer or thief)
54 hastav/atu: dexterous with the hand (as an archer or thief)
55 hastidant/a: made of ivory
56 hastimukh/a: = pn
57 hast/in: elephant
58 hAstinapur/a: pn (of the capital of the kurus, modern WP Hastinapur, aka nAgapura nAgasAhvaya gajAhvaya gajasAhvaya)


61 hAs/yati: he will quit, abandon (hA + sya)
62 hata: kill! (y'all)
63 hat/aA: killed, attacked
64 hATak/a: gold

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