Hind

hind, a. [hinder, hindmost or hindermost.] Placed in the rear, and not in front. — Hind'er, a. Pert, to that part in the rear, or which follows. — Hin'der, hTn'der, v. t. [-dered (derd), -dering.J To prevent from moving forward; to check or retard in progre ; to embarra , shut out, interrupt, obstruct, impede, delay. — v. i. To interpose or cause impediments. — Hin'derance, -drance, n. Act of, or that which, etc. — Hin'derer, n. Hindoo, -du, hiii'doo, n.; pi. -doos or -nus, -dooz. One of a race inhabiting Hindostan; an adjierent of Brahmanism. — Hin'dooism, -duism, -doo-izm, n. The doctrines, rites, or religious principles of the Hindoos; Brahmanism. — Hindoostan'ee, -dust an'i, -stance, a. Of, or pert, to, the Hindoos or their language. — n. The camp and court language of the Hindoos. — Hin'dee, -di, -de, n. The purest modern dialect of, etc. — Hin'dui, -doo-e, n. The language of, etc., before the Mu ulman invasion, — a pure Aryan tongue.