310 Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal. [July, 1910. 



giping . Stuffed up and stiff. ' ' Latham writes , ' ' Gurgiting 

 is when a Hawke is stuft or sufferoted (?) with anything, 

 be it meat or otherwise."] 



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Hack, [keeping young ey esses l in a state of liberty. Easterns do 

 not fly hawks at hack. Hack also once signified the place 

 where the hawk's meat was placed, vide Gen. Rec. ii, 62.] 



Hack-bells, [heavy bells put on hawks flying at hawk to impede 

 their flight ; vide Hack.] 



Hack-board, [The board on which the meat of hawks flying at 

 hawk is laid, vide Hawk.] 



Haggard, *£&iy tarindk, Hindu. ; and ^Sijio y*|,a dash-tulak, T., 



Mod. Pers., (a hawk that has moulted in a wild state) : vide 



also Intermewed : ^r 1 ^ jirnds, in Bahrein Island (haggard 

 or intermewed ?). 

 Halsband, ^Jj*** jaghoTi, Panj. : yiia* or J&*. jalqu, or chalqu 



Mod. Pers. 

 Hand, a«3U hath, Hindu, and o«o dast , Pers. (the hand, i.e. foot 



of a hawk) : vide Foot. 

 Handle, to, bj*#j &£k> hath pherna, Hindu. : c>^or ^ ^j&f c-u*a 



dast-Tcashi karna or Icardan^ Panj., and Ind. Pers. MS. 



Hang on, vide Wait on* 



Hard-penned, (when the young flight-feathers or tail-feathers 

 are no longer in blood), vide Tender-penned. 



Hare, Jk** or UL* saha or sayyar, Panj. : (J^S^k khar-gosh, Hindu. 



and Pers., vide Trip. 

 Harrier, i^lah, Panj. (hen-harrier) : *5J <^£~. safed lah and »5I c5**« 



hagha-i lah (certain other species) : JU %zJ^ & dasht-mal , Panj. 



(the Pale Harrier C. Swainsonii , Jer. , and Montague's Harrier, 

 C. cineraceus, Jer.) : l^J leha and 1^*3 teha (names of two spe- 



cies of harrier in he Deraj at, probably the previous): Jj^iCi 



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shandel 9 in Chach Hazara : j*~)\ as-subar Ar. MS. : o^:> 



iiU dashUmala (by the Kurds) : tJ*l* d>} bil baqli, T. and 



P.: v^ j$ abu hikab (?) (amongst some Arabs): the 



Turki word o^^ chilaq ** kite " also includes a species 

 of harrier. 



1 Intermewed peregrines can, in India, ba flown at hack during the 

 moult in the hot season. 



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