هر

हर har[Prk. हरो; S. हरः, rt. ǿ], adj. Bringing, conveying, carrying; taking, seizing; captivating; taking away, removing; depriving (of);—dividing;—s.m. Seizer;—a name of Mahādev or Śiva; and of Agni;—a rogue;—a wag;—an ass;—(in Arith.) a divisor; the denominator (of a fraction);—division:—hargiri, s.m. 'Har's mountain,' an epithet of mount Kailās (the paradise of Śiva):—har-gaurī, s.f. One of the forms of Mahādev and Pārvati conjoined:—har-lok, s.m. The present world (as distinguished from the world to come);—Har's world or place of abode, an epithet of Mount Kailās:—har-lok par-lok, s.m. This world and the world to come:—har-har, or har-harmahādev, s.m. An invocation or ejaculation indicative of ardour or eagerness (uttered by troops on making the onset, or by a company on attacking a feast, etc.); the war-cry of the Hindūs.