hitaiSin ... hutAzana

0 hitaiS/in: well-wisher (hita welfare + eSin wanter)
1 hitakAm/a: well-wishing, well-wisher
2 hitakAmy/A: desire to do good to others
3 hitvA: after leaving (hA abandon);
after putting (dhA put)

5 hIyamAn/aA: being diminished, shrunk
6 hIy/ate: is being neglected (hA + yak + laT)
7 hIy/ati: it shrinks
8 hlAdan/a: (act of) refreshing, refreshment
9 hlAday/atR: refreshing, gladdening

11 hom/a: oblation (ghee etc. thrown into the holy fire)

13 hot/R: the main priest at a sacrifice
14 hotravAhan/a: pn (of a sage)
15 hrAd/a: sound
16 hrad/aA: m lake, pool

18 hrAd/in: sounding, noisy, very loud

20 hradodar/a: pn

22 hrasv/a: short
23 hrasvakarN/a: = pn
24 hRcchay/aA: m love
25 hR/d: n thought, heart, mind;
core, essence, gist (same as hRdaya, but not used before su au jas am au)
26 hRday/aA: n thought, heart, mind;
core, essence, gist (see also hRtpadma-)
27 hRdayaGgam/aA: heart-stirring, touching, thrilling, going to the heart; lovely, handsome; coming from the heart
28 hRdik/a: pn (of a clan)

30 hRdy/A: pleasing, lovely, delightful, hearty;
internal, inward, inmost, innermost
31 hRdy/aA: hearty (inner;
lovely;
hearthy;
produced in the heart)
32 hrIm/atu: timid, modest
33 hr/Is: modesty, shyness, shame
34 hriyamAN/aA: being carried away, seized, kidnapped (hR + yak, with riGza)

36 hriy/ate: is taken away, seized, kidnapped
37 hRSIkez/a: pn (of kRSNa)
38 hRSit/aA: happy, joyful, gladdened
39 hRST/aA: happy, joyful, gladdened
40 hRSTarom/an: goosebumped

42 hRSTavad: happily, cheerfully, in high spirits

44 hRSyamAN/aA: being glad
45 hRSy/ate: he is excited, impatient, eager, rejoicing, glad
46 hRSy/ati: (hRS + zyan) to thrill with rapture, rejoice, exult, be glad or pleased
hRSy/ati: he rejoices
47 hRSy/atR: thrilling with rapture, rejoicing, exulting, being glad or pleased
48 hRt/aA: taken away, overcome, stolen, carried off, kidnapped
49 hRtvA: took and

51 huhUs: pn (of a gandharva, son of kazyapa)

53 hUN/a: pl pn (of a people, the Huns);
sg the king of the Huns
55 hUt/a: (was) called (hveJ)
56 hut/aA: poured, oblation (what is thrown into the holy fire, usually ghee), sacrificed, offered to the gods
57 hutabhu/jg: fire
58 hutAz/a: fire (lit. oblation-eater)
59 hutAzan/a: fire

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