hence supernatural power, magic.
hi'lang, lost; to be lost, disappear, die.
hilang-kan, to cause to disappear; obliterate, destroy.
k-hi-la'ngan (128), having incurred loss, deprived of, bereft of; as o'rarg k-hi-la'-ngan pi'sau, a man who has lost his knife.
hi'lir, mng-hilir, the lower reaches of a river; to go down stream, descend a river; as opposed to mudeh, to go up stream. Cf. hulu.
him'mat or he'mat (Ar.), purpose, intention; diligence, care; aspiration.
him'pon, ber-him'pon, to assemble, gather together. Cf. kumpol and krumun.
him'pon-kan, to bring together, collect, cause to assemble.
per-him'po-nan, an assemblage, assembly, congregation, church in a local sense (X.).
hi'na (Sk.), low, base, mean, despicable; lowly.
hi'na di'na, the poor and lowly, the common people.
hi'na-kan, to despise, disdain, humiliate.
hi'na-kan diri, to abase or humiliate oneself.
k-hi'na'an, degradation, ignominy.
hinai, see inai.
Hin'di, usually neg'ri Hin'di, India, Hindustan.
Hin'du, o'rarg Hin'du, a Hindu; (Penang) a Tamil.
hing'ga, until, as far as; limit. Cf. sampai and had.
s-hing'ga, until, as far as, to such an extent that—.
per-hing'ga'an, limit, boundary, frontier; contracted to prerg'gan.
hing'gap, to alight or perch upon anything, as birds or insects.
hin'tai, mng-hin'tai, -kan, to spy, peep at; see intai.
hiri, see iri.
hi'ris, mng-hi'ris, to slice, cut fine, hash.
hi'sab (Ar.), counting, calculation; usually hitong.
hi'sab-kan, to count, reckon.
ter-hi'sab-kan, capable of enumeration.
ti-a'da ter-hi'sab-kan banyak-nya, innumerable.
hi'sap, mng-hi'sap, to suck, draw into the mouth or nostrils.
hi'sap chan'du and hi'sap ma'dat, to smoke opium.
hisap rokok, to smoke the native cigarette.
hi'tam, black.
hitam ma'nis, brown.
hi'tong, mng-hi'tong, -kan, to count, reckon, calculate. Cf. bilang.
h-lai' or lai' (84), numeral coefficient of thin or flat objects.
s-h-lai' ker'tas, a sheet of paper.
s-h-lai' s-ping'gang, with only the clothes one has on.
ba'ju s-h-lai', one coat.
h-la'man, courtyard in front of a palace or other building.
hlang, see lang.
h-li'pan or li'pan, a large centipede.
