मुरली शब्दकोश

(lit. 'Cry O Hari,' i.e. call on, or invoke the aid of, Hari), The cry or exhortation uttered by those who are in the act of taking or bearing a human being to his death (cf. the English, 'Make your peace with God'; this barbarous practice is to be witnessed in Bengal, when a dying man is taken to the Huglī, and water is constantly thrown into his mouth to hasten his death with the cry of Hari bol, the poor wretch meanwhile continuing to cry 'I shall not die').

Hari Om; Hindu mantra.
Phrase used as a greeting.
(May God) bless you.

A legendary Indian king known for his commitment to truth and, in the Puranas, selling his kingdom, his family and ultimately himself to repay Vishwamitra after insulting him.

Greenery, vegetation.
Green fodder.
fig. Happiness, delight.

Movement, activity.
Mischief.

Joyous, delighted, cheerful.

With a joyful mind, a joyful heart.

A joyful, excited face.

Joy, delight, cheerfulness.

One who takes or receives, a taker, taker away, seizer.

The one who takes and acts.

Passive resistance (specif. shutting the shops of a market).
A strike.

Harm, loss, damage.

Jealousy, malice.

Laughing and joking.

Acquired, obtained.

Joke.
Ridicule.

Beautiful, pretty, charming.

Gay, cheerful, having a smiling face.

To laugh, to deride, to ridicule, to joke.

To take away, to remove.
To move out of the way, put back, put aside.
To cause to recede, to drive back or off, to repel.
To put off, to postpone.

Stubbornness, insistence (esp. unreasonable insistence).
Crossness, sulks (of a child).
Firm promise, or resolve.
Force, violence.

The hand, the wrist, the pulse.
Hand, member (of a work team).
A hand (at cards).
Hand, contribution (in some activity).
Handle, arm (of a chair).

Hands towards work and Heart towards lover (God). That means one should become a Karmayogi.

To raise your hand.

Hand and foot, arm and leg.

Palm of the hand.

Heaven in the palm of the hand.

Weapon.

Weapons.