هرد

ǿद hrid, and H. िहदर् hird, or िहरद hirad, = H هردا ǿदा hridā, or िहरदा hirdā, or हरदाhardā[S. ǿदयं], s.m. The heart, etc. (i.q. hriday; and hiyā, qq.v.):—hirdākaṭhor honā, v.n. The heart to be hard; to be hard-hearted:—hirde karnā, v.t. To learn by heart (syn. kanṭh k.):—hirdākhulnā(-kā), The mind (or feelings, etc.) to become known;—to be revealed (as the mysteries of religion, etc.).