s. f. (M.), ) A circular dance danced by Jats at weddings and wherever they happen to collect in large numbers. They form a ring and dance round; their arms, stretched out on a level with the head, are moved round with a wavy motion. The other circular dance in vogue is jhumir, which differs from Híbo only in that the dancers keep the hands low and clap them together as they move:—uṭhí ná sage te híbe páe kheḍe. He says he can not rise, and still he pays híbo.—Prov.