Ho.—Synonym of Kol.
Holer.—(A hide-curer.) Subcaste of Māng.
Holia, Holer.—A caste. A subcaste of Golar. Holer, perhaps from Holia, a subcaste of Māng.
Hudila.—(Wolf.) A totemistic sept of Kawar.
Hulhulia Sāhu.—A section of Chasa so named, because as a mark of respect they make the noise ‘Hulhuli,’ when a king passes through the village.
Hūna, Hoon or Hun.—One of the thirty-six royal races of Rājpūts. Probably descendants of the Hun invaders of the fifth century. See articles Rājpūt and Panwār Rājpūt.
Husaini.—Subcaste of Brāhman.
Ikbainha.—A subcaste of Kurmi, so called because their women put bangles on one arm only.
Iksha Kul or Ikshawap Kul.—A section of Komti. They abstain from using the sugarcane and the sendia flower.
Ilākeband.—(From ilāqa or alāqa, meaning connection, and bāndhna, to bind.) Synonym of Patwa.