هان

हािन hāni, or हान hān[S. हािनः], s.f. Relinquishment, abandonment, neglect, desertion;—loss, want, privation, absence (of);—decrease, deficiency, diminution; detriment, damage, harm, injury, mischief, wrong; destruction, slaughter, murder:—hān uṭhānā, To suffer loss, etc.:—hān-pūran, s.m. Compensation for loss, or harm, etc.; an indemnity:—hān pūran karnā(-kā), To indemnify, to reimburse:—hāni-janak, or hānikārak, or hāni-kārī, or hāni-kar, adj. Causing loss or injury, etc.; injurious, harmful, baneful, noxious, prejudicial, pernicious, mischievous;—s.m. An injurer; marrer, marplot:—hānior hān karnā(-kī), To work the harm (of), to be harmful (to), to harm, injure, etc.:—hāni-kari, past conj. part. of hāni karnā, q.v.;—also corr. of hāni-kar, q.v.